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zakezuke wrote:
>>since canon controls the engineering and the process canon is the mfg
>>
>>
>
>I don't know what level canon is involved in the manufacturering
>process. But if you accept this as fact then you must accept that
>Lyson, Image Specalists, Formula Labs are brands as well. If you don't
>believe me e-mail any one of them and ask them who deals in their
>product. Media Street being formulators, manufacturers, and
>distriuting them though multiable sourses well. Print-rite has at
>least 20 years of experence under their belt and have more
>distrobution channels than I can shake a stick at.
>
>Reality is you are accepting these things on faith.
>
>
>
>>hope you get a printhead clog
>>
>>
>
>Why do you care what others buy? You said before you don't like seeing
>other people cheated but now you are saying you hope use of a product
>you don't approve of causes damage to our property?
>
>
>
>>good buy an epson. do you honestly think I give a <hoot> what the <heck> you buy
>>
>>
><edit mine>
>
>You feel so strongly that if someone doesn't buy Canon inks they
>deserve property damage then I honestly think you give a big hoot!
>You are, with all due respect... obsessed with Canon and Canon inks.
>
>I do use 3rd party ink. If I get a printhead clog i'll be sad but
>chances are i'll clean it or if worse comes to worse i'll buy another
>head. I've establsihed that even buying a new printer would cost less
>than using the OEM inks.
>
>I wish you would actually offer valid arguments on the subject. We
>need someone to evaluate OEM vs 3rd party solutions based on the
>important things
>
>1. How much they are
>2. Are they any good
>3. Where do I get them
>
>
>
>>why are you getting dumber?
>>
>>
>
>Because I buy some bulk food products? I would buy bulk coffee more
>often but Trader Joes offers a better deal for tins. Because I
>honestly feel General Mills Cheerios(tm) quality has declined and many
>of the bottom shelf non boxed round oats actually taste better?
>Because I would choose to buy things not in a box?
>
>Well, you are the one that said a brand had to be sold via multiable
>distribution channels, which well is wrong. There are quite a few
>brands that for whatever reason get sold via one retail chain.
>
>I unlike you self don't actually care what someone else buys. I will
>share what I use, my experences with a product, and let someone else
>make up their own mind without emotional manipluation. And I will not
>throw a fit if someone buys OEM ink. It's my firm belief that
>competition.... real competition breeds a situation that the consumer
>wins.
>
>
Formulabs is a brank of wholesale ink. They are not a consumer brand. I
wish they would mfg prefilled carts under either the Formulabs or
Sensinent name and sell they through a variety of outlets for under
$4.00 per cart. They do not.
zakezuke wrote:
>>since canon controls the engineering and the process canon is the mfg
>>
>>
>
>I don't know what level canon is involved in the manufacturering
>process. But if you accept this as fact then you must accept that
>Lyson, Image Specalists, Formula Labs are brands as well. If you don't
>believe me e-mail any one of them and ask them who deals in their
>product. Media Street being formulators, manufacturers, and
>distriuting them though multiable sourses well. Print-rite has at
>least 20 years of experence under their belt and have more
>distrobution channels than I can shake a stick at.
>
>Reality is you are accepting these things on faith.
>
>
>
>>hope you get a printhead clog
>>
>>
>
>Why do you care what others buy? You said before you don't like seeing
>other people cheated but now you are saying you hope use of a product
>you don't approve of causes damage to our property?
>
>
>
>>good buy an epson. do you honestly think I give a <hoot> what the <heck> you buy
>>
>>
><edit mine>
>
>You feel so strongly that if someone doesn't buy Canon inks they
>deserve property damage then I honestly think you give a big hoot!
>You are, with all due respect... obsessed with Canon and Canon inks.
>
>I do use 3rd party ink. If I get a printhead clog i'll be sad but
>chances are i'll clean it or if worse comes to worse i'll buy another
>head. I've establsihed that even buying a new printer would cost less
>than using the OEM inks.
>
>I wish you would actually offer valid arguments on the subject. We
>need someone to evaluate OEM vs 3rd party solutions based on the
>important things
>
>1. How much they are
>2. Are they any good
>3. Where do I get them
>
>
>
>>why are you getting dumber?
>>
>>
>
>Because I buy some bulk food products? I would buy bulk coffee more
>often but Trader Joes offers a better deal for tins. Because I
>honestly feel General Mills Cheerios(tm) quality has declined and many
>of the bottom shelf non boxed round oats actually taste better?
>Because I would choose to buy things not in a box?
>
>Well, you are the one that said a brand had to be sold via multiable
>distribution channels, which well is wrong. There are quite a few
>brands that for whatever reason get sold via one retail chain.
>
>I unlike you self don't actually care what someone else buys. I will
>share what I use, my experences with a product, and let someone else
>make up their own mind without emotional manipluation. And I will not
>throw a fit if someone buys OEM ink. It's my firm belief that
>competition.... real competition breeds a situation that the consumer
>wins.
>
>
Formulabs is a brank of wholesale ink. They are not a consumer brand. I
wish they would mfg prefilled carts under either the Formulabs or
Sensinent name and sell they through a variety of outlets for under
$4.00 per cart. They do not.
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