I just spent 30 minutes typing out a post.
Then I read it and it was so so so bad.
Deleted.
Much better.
Sometimes things just need to be tossed.
Next up on the chopping block: whether to fix our Brother MFC printer, or buy a new one.
It costs $35 for the service center to just FIND the problem, and then $75/hour to fix it.
I could get a new printer for that price.
Whadda ya'll think?
Any printer recommendations?
I do not recommend Brother.
I do not recommend Brother.
Have a superfantastic day!
I've never had a bit of trouble with my "hp officejet all in one" and I've had it for three years I think.
ReplyDeleteI've had my Lenmark for about five years and it still works great.
ReplyDeleteI love my Lexmark all in one printer too...
ReplyDeleteIt was relatively cheap...definitely cheaper than those prices you are quoting for repair.
Wow...I'm sorry. I have always had good luck with our HP...and the ink seems to last a reasonable amount of time. btw...i can't imaging you writing anything bad, Marielle! However, I do understand the feeling. Hugs~
ReplyDeleteI've had several printers go out, and I just go down to Costco and buy a new one. I'm pleased with my HP Photosmart All-in-one. It's my current printer, does a good job on scanning and I know the name because it's sitting right beside my computer. I forgot already the kinds that quit on me.
ReplyDeleteBut then, I've never yet found much joy in remembering troubles.
Stay away from Dell ~ it does so few printings that every page ends up costing about 15 cents to print!!! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI don't think my comment went through - it was too long anyway. HP has always been my choice and the HP OfficePro L7580 all-in-one is what I'm using now. HP backs up their warranties and I think I paid $169 for this one - don't remember, but it shouldn't be any more than that. I haven't used Dell, would not use Brother and Epson is iffie. The others I don't know about.
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