Anonymous

28 Jul 2020

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Why is printer ink so expensive?

Is it to subsidise the cost of printers? Sometimes it even seems like it's cheaper to buy a printer instead. Or is printer ink really so special that it makes it so expensive?

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09 Jun 2023

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Rabia Sattar

Edited 23 Mar 2023

Finally, the type of refrigerator that is likely to have the most problems is a portable model. Portable refrigerators don’t have the same levels of insulation as built-in models, and they are designed to be moved, which means they can get jostled and knocked around, increasing the chances of something going wrong. https://bestsidebysiderefrigerators.com/best-si...

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Gavin Tan

28 Jul 2020

I used to be a promoter for printers (1+ year). I'll be brutally honest here.

Cheap printer will ha...

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