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How To Save Money on Ink Cartridges
Denise ResendezPhoto credit If you’ve been keeping track of our blog you probably know already that printer ink is among the most expensive fluids in the world.
How To Store Your Unopened Ink Cartridges
Andrew YeungWe have a lot of awesome deals going on at CompandSave and at times it seems tempting and practical to stock up on ink cartridges in advance.
Our Amazing Back To School Offer
Andrew Yeung**Photo from: printers.iyogi.com It is back to school time and if you are a parent you are busy running around to stock up on all of the necessary school supplies for your child.
Refill Inkjet Cartridges On Your Own
Andrew YeungPhoto found at pcworld.com When your inkjet cartridge runs dry your first instinct is to purchase a new cartridge. However there is another way to restock your printers ink supply.
We Moved To California!
Andrew YeungPhoto provided by allthingsaugusta.com Comp and Save would like to officially announce the relocation of our company. Previously we resided in Portland, OR and have now moved to San Francisco, CA area.
What To Do With Your Used Ink Cartridges
Andrew YeungWe have all been in this situation before: Your printer is telling you that is time to replace your ink cartridge. Knowing you don’t have one at home, you chuck your old one into the trash out of frustration.
How To Save Ink and Paper When Printing Out Coupons
Andrew YeungAre you a coupon printer? While printing coupons at home can save you money in the store it could be costing you more money in ink and paper than you are saving.
Tips That Increase the Life of Your Ink Cartridges
Andrew YeungImage found at: www.computershopper.com Purchasing ink is not a cheap investment. One of the best ways to save is by using remanufactured or compatible third party products through sites like CompAndSave.
Changing Your Font Can Save You Money On Ink
Andrew YeungImage Found At: www.moneysmartfamily.com Does your printer go through ink rapidly? Before taking it out on the machine or the ink cartridges, ask yourself what fonts you are using.