Once you have to clean out the printer. It just never runs the same.<BR>Also the OEM drums are much better IMO.<BR><BR>Compatible cartriges are all recycled cartridges with hopefully new drums, toner ...

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Some people call me cheap, even stingy. I’d rather be known as thrifty. That’s why I won’t buy the original (OEM) printer cartridges for my https://www.pcworld ...

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