Anyone Need Older but New Ink Cartridges?

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A user is offering various printer cartridges, including models #20 (C6614DN), #26 (51626A), #29 (51629A), and #49 (51649A), along with Canon BC-20, Xerox 1012, and Brother cartridges compatible with MFC3100c, 3200c, 5200C, and Fax 1800c. Although some cartridges may have older expiration dates, they are still functional and available at a low cost. The user is looking to find someone who can use these cartridges before disposing of them and inquires about Epson C84 cartridges, confirming they do not have any available. However, they mention a Lexmark 70 cartridge is available for anyone interested.
janetupnorth
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I have quite a few of the following:

#20 (C6614DN)
#26 (51626A)
#29 (51629A)
#49 (51649A)

I also have:

Canon BC-20
Xerox 1012
...and some Brother ones for use with MFC3100c, 3200c, 5200C and Fax 1800c.

Some have older expiration dates but will still work...cost guaranteed to be very cheap.

PM me if anyone can use any...
 
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Bump before I get rid of them elsewhere...
 
do you happen to have any Epson C84 cartridges?
 
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I don't think so but I'll double-check tomorrow.
 
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cochef said:
do you happen to have any Epson C84 cartridges?
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Nope, sorry. :(
 
I have a 70 for a Lexmark printer if anyone is interested.
 

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What are older but new ink cartridges?

Older but new ink cartridges refer to ink cartridges that may be from previous models or discontinued lines but are still sealed and unused. They can be a cost-effective option for those who own compatible printers.

Where can I find older but new ink cartridges?

You can find older but new ink cartridges through various online marketplaces, office supply stores, or specialty retailers that focus on printer supplies. Additionally, checking with local retailers for clearance items can yield good finds.

Are older ink cartridges still reliable?

Yes, older ink cartridges can still be reliable as long as they have been stored properly and are within their expiration date. It's important to check the packaging for any signs of damage or leakage before purchasing.

Can I use older ink cartridges in my new printer?

It depends on the printer model. Always check the compatibility of the ink cartridges with your specific printer model. Some newer printers may not accept older cartridges, while others may work just fine.

How can I ensure I’m getting a good deal on older ink cartridges?

To ensure you’re getting a good deal, compare prices across different retailers, check for any available discounts or promotions, and read reviews to ensure the seller is reputable. Additionally, verify the return policy in case the cartridges do not meet your expectations.

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