DSF

ok, since i have no option, i suppose i will have to take the same model again....

oh no sir, thats not on offer just now, thats £179, you bought it when on offer @ £99, so we can only offer you replacement up to £99...oh for goodness sake :rolleyes:

You got done,
it doesnt matter if it went up in price, if you took it back under guarantee they have to replace with same if you ask no matter if its gone up in price,

although for a refund or putting the money towards something else they will only give you the original price

viccar;68604 wrote:ok, since i have no option, i suppose i will have to take the same model again....

oh no sir, thats not on offer just now, thats £179, you bought it when on offer @ £99, so we can only offer you replacement up to £99...oh for goodness sake :rolleyes:

You got done,
it doesnt matter if it went up in price, if you took it back under guarantee they have to replace with same if you ask no matter if its gone up in price,

although for a refund or putting the money towards something else they will only give you the original price

you prob right vic but i did come away with a better machine yet again the next model up 6510dw (rrp£249) - i payed £149(was on sale)
and i only payed £99 for my original 5910dw - so £50 aint to bad for an upgrade....well,i,m happy - god did i say that...really, i,m happy ??...off to check mirror to see if its the same person typing

Why not go with a laser printer for invoices?

Hyraxx;68658 wrote:Why not go with a laser printer for invoices?

to expensive for the toner carts bud.... - i can buy bulk dye ink for next to nothing for the invoices/ flyers / posters ect

Mt Bigj
paper does have sides!
if you take a look at any ream of paper you will usually see an arrow on the sealing end wrap sticker, - the one that says paper type/weight etc
There is usually an arrow, - this points to the side of paper to print on first.
Although you buy 'flat' paper, it has been through the mill, - litterally!
It is an organic (ex) living thing that needs to be treated with respect and handled appropriately. it is not all the same!!
paper could cost you £3 a ream, or £10 (or more...)
so it is from 2/3p to 2p a sheet
but half an hour of pissing about with a jammed printer once a month is enough to make me always buy the premium product.
You can spend your time making and selling mugs/T's etc, - or waste it solving problems with your technology that would never happen if you wern't trying to save a few pence.
imho

Hmmm, will look at my paper when in the studio tomorrow. I just love info like that, and yes I know that is sad!.
Janners.

Laser all the way for invoices - much faster, instantly dry and look more professional IMO.
The bonus is you can print invites, flyers on a larger scale qty wise as with an injet you'd be there ages printing a few hundred.

logobear;68690 wrote:Mt Bigj
paper does have sides!
if you take a look at any ream of paper you will usually see an arrow on the sealing end wrap sticker, - the one that says paper type/weight etc
There is usually an arrow, - this points to the side of paper to print on first.
Although you buy 'flat' paper, it has been through the mill, - litterally!
It is an organic (ex) living thing that needs to be treated with respect and handled appropriately. it is not all the same!!
paper could cost you £3 a ream, or £10 (or more...)
so it is from 2/3p to 2p a sheet
but half an hour of pissing about with a jammed printer once a month is enough to make me always buy the premium product.
You can spend your time making and selling mugs/T's etc, - or waste it solving problems with your technology that would never happen if you wern't trying to save a few pence.
imho

Hmm might just need to upgrade the paper and see if that cures it...thanks logo
nice to get another's view
and your right, more time assing about with jams than anything else !!

My normal printer (epson SX235W) spits blank pages out for no apparent reason sometimes, never have figured out why.
Wonder if its my cheapie tesco's copy paper

viccar;68789 wrote:My normal printer (epson SX235W) spits blank pages out for no apparent reason sometimes, never have figured out why.
Wonder if its my cheapie tesco's copy paper

really begining to wonder the same after logos comments.
the paper jams are becoming more and more often and really cheesing me off.
off up to city tomorrow to get some decent stuff, just 1 ream to try...funny feeling the chap might just be right

not just that, when these brothers jam, they do it 3/4 times , then they just lock up -dead - back to shop ....not pretty