
You do save by bulk buying, but only if you have use of all the colours.
When you
buy cartridges over the internet, an option you will often find is
"B,C,M,Y Bundle" (usually for compatible/remanufactureds) , or "value
Pack" (usually for genuines) as an option to purchasing a particular
colour.
Should you take advantage of these options?
The answer most times is yes you should. If you look at the
individual prices of each of the black, cyan, magenta, and yellow
cartridges, you will find that if you buy all four individually, their
collective cost will be often significantly higher than the bundle
offer. Also if you choose to buy each one individually as you require
it, you will most likely be paying for the shipping cost, often anywhere
between $5 to $10, and sometimes $15+ charged by the suppliers whose
cartridge price is unbelievably low. If the price of your cartridge is
say $22 then this is a heavy impost.
But if you take advantage of the bundle/valuepack offer, and suppose
you don't as have much requirement for colours as you do for the
monocolour (black), you can end up with extra colours, not being used.
The solution for this is to order a bundle/value pack, and also order
an additional black, or cyan etc, if that colour of cartridge is what
you use more. You will pay more for the additional cartridge because
singularly it doesn't attract the bulk buying discount, BUT you do save
on additional courier costs, as most retailers will charge only the one
courier fee, no matter how many cartridges you order at the one time.
We thank our sponsers at ABC Printsupplies along with other suppliers for providing this information.
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DeletePrinting inks are the life of every printer. Using them would help you save more. You can still get the printing needs you want and save money at the same time.
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