Is this legit HP ink cartridges? I bough refillable ones on ebay thinking my HP d110a will take it but it did not. I don't want to waste any more $ ):
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The cartridge I received was a legit/genuine, brand new, HP brand ink cartridge.
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It's my understanding that Canon printers will not recognize refilled cartridges. In fact, I know it, because I tried the same thing. You are stuck with them and will have to purchase Canon inks. Where did you get them and did they represent them as working with Canon? Oh, and by the way, my Pixma 450 went to the recycler over a year ago. Currently using HP 3510.
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Note: HP sent me an email, saying if I use anything other than "Genuine" HP cartridges, I will void my PRINTER warranty (gulp), BUT I considered that if I have to buy another printer, I will buy one that has ink that doesn't cost as much as the printer itself! My printer identified the reused cartridge.
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Hello Janill, Let me start by saying that yes you can have costco refill these for you. What I dont do anymore is have time time to run into costco to get them filled. Based on my calculations. It costs me around $7.75 per 2 pack of color number 96 HP cartridge pack. These also go under the name of used/refilled/refurbished. I ordered a 3 pack that came free of shipping to replace the older cartridges and had them in 2 days with my prime membership. You can tell that they should be recycled back to amazon or third party as they all can be reused over and over again. I personally save mine by putting the caps back on then keeping them ready to take to Costco or Staples, even officemax. Depending on where you live, and the model of HP you can always go the third route by ordering new from a generic company called INK4WORK they are available for around $18 a pack compared to $46 to $66 that HP wants online at the amazon wherehouse. Thinking of it, Im going to order another 6 pack of refurbished black HP AIO 7500 series ink cartridges right now while im thinking of it for my Soho. Good luck. I hope that you find what your looking for. I have 2 machines and Im thinking of adding a third fax machine along with the new T1 that i ordered. have a good day, Drew
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@Lisa C- refilled cartridges are very tricky to get right. If they mess up anything with the little control panel on the side of the cartridge it makes them not work. I have had that issue with refilled cartridges myself. These cartridges are not refilled- NOT refilled means they are NEW cartridges that are just not Epson brand name. They work super super great and I have not had even one of them not work for me yet. I use my printer at home all the time now and it's wonderful. I used to avoid it but now that I can find low cost ink that DO work- it's just a blessing
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I never look at that. Besides, a cartridge can last a long time in a printer anyway. Its a genuine HP cartridge and works great.
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I actually do not know. But I do know that REMANUFACTURED ink cartridges do not always work. I am back to using HP Name Brand again. I was NOT money ahead with the REMANUFACTURED ones...
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I'm not so sure this is OEM. It doesn't specifically say it is in the product description, while an 85A cartridge that costs about $20 more on Amazon *does* specifically say OEM. Don't you think this manufacturer would gladly state so?I just ordered one under the assumption it was OEM. We'll see what my experience is once it arrives. The photo of the HP box might be true, or might be an incredibly deceptive case of false advertising.
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Happened to me before. I already told buyers beware. Do not buy any "Remanufactured Ink Cartridge" at any places. Because it's a RIP-OFF!!! Buy a brand new. That's it.
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YES. After the screen tells you this ink is not "original" just go ahead and accept the cartridge and the screen will make another statement like do you want to continue.....enter "yes or go" to continue ahead the replacement and the printer will say nothing but the new refilled cartridge will be accepted and will work just fine.I had this same "threatening type statement" with HP and they made it even more difficult to use Costcorefills but its against federal law to force you to buy the manufacturers ink.
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I have an HP v40 and the Color cartridge worked well. However, the printer would not except the black 15 cadtridge. I informed the vendor through amazon and they sent me another black cartridge at no charge. Again the new one did not work either. I contacted the vendor once again and they gave me a refund on my credit card for the bad cartridge. Ordered another refurbished cartridge from a different vendor and it worked. Plus the refund covered the cost of it. So I would say it would be worth the risk of ordering it since the supplier will refund your money even if it doesn't work out for you... I have an HP v40 and the Color cartridge worked well. However, the printer would not except the black 15 cadtridge. I informed the vendor through amazon and they sent me another black cartridge at no charge. Again the new one did not work either. I contacted the vendor once again and they gave me a refund on my credit card for the bad cartridge. Ordered another refurbished cartridge from a different vendor and it worked. Plus the refund covered the cost of it. So I would say it would be worth the risk of ordering it since the supplier will refund your money even if it doesn't work out for... » Read More I have an HP v40 and the Color cartridge worked well. However, the printer would not except the black 15 cadtridge. I informed the vendor through amazon and they sent me another black cartridge at no charge. Again the new one did not work either. I contacted the vendor once again and they gave me a refund on my credit card for the bad cartridge. Ordered another refurbished cartridge from a different vendor and it worked. Plus the refund covered the cost of it. So I would say it would be worth the risk of ordering it since the supplier will refund your money even if it doesn't work out for you... « Show Less
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I'm not sure, you might call their customer service line. I have an HP, different model, and have had no problem with the re-manufactured ink. Dee
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As far as I know they are not offering a refillable cartridge. Their are products out their to hack the cartridge software but the company has responded with a dirty little trick on their latest firmware 1.2.3. What it dose is checks the serial number on the cartridge and how much filiment that should be in their , if the numbers don't coraspond they disable your printer so you are screwed. What most of us are doing is downgrading the firmware so we can use any filiment we like . If you would like the web adress to the da Vinci club get a hold of me at dottbryan@gmail.com. The printer is a good unit. And we need to fight this BS of shutting down a product that we buy and own. It's against the laws of ownership I hope this has helpt you out v
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Charles, I have found that remanufactured cartridges have different issues with them. I had one that did the same returned it and bought genuine HP cartridges. I have gotten over 10 Printronic Cartridges and returned 6 of them so go figureRobert Y
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I suggest you scroll down below the product and check the list to see if your printer's model is listed there and if it does then I would say buy it. You can't go wrong with this offer even if you only get a couple of refills from the HP cartridge. I've refilled my cartridges so many times for HP Photosmart C4680 that the cartridge I think is very worn so now I have to get a new one and as soon as it is done I will go back to refilling again. You can't go wrong with this deal at all. Blessings!
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i have HP 7200 and these inks did not work in my printer, as they are said to. the printer/computer recognizes fakes. it will say "not genuine HP product", or "ink past expiration date" (they refill old empty HP cartridges). i would recommend you check their return policy, as you will have to open package and insert into your printer to try it, often making product non-returnable. staples has a "economy" package for HP 7100 and 7200. smaller cartridges. comes with free photo paper. not bad deal.
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Always save money? YES. I have been using remanu'd or third party ink for years, and never had a problem with any of them from different sellers. When you see someone complain about leaks, they are generally not careful. I handle it gently, and the printer works just fine. Yes, HP inks work always - but $20 vs $50 is why I don't always buy HP ink. I like it - but it is way overpriced.