| Myth 4: Purchasing cartridges can be so confusing that it's easier to just buy the printer brand name. | Fact 4: It's a bottom line, dollars and common sense issue. Would you buy a car if you were only able to fill it with the car maker's own brand of gasoline?
With the average office spending hundreds or thousands of dollars per year on imaging supplies, isn't it worth it to find out for yourself the savings and benefits that can be achieved with remanufactured cartridges? Also, many remanufacturing companies are more eager to please, have better service, and are willing to help you determine the proper type and style of cartridge for your printer. |
| Myth 5: You have to save the cartridges for refilling, and then wait for them to be refilled and returned. | Fact 5: While most remanufacturers now have their own empty cartridge retrieval programs and are happy to take the cartridges back, it's not a one-for-one process, so there is no wait involved.
The company will sell you a cartridge they have already prepared and then take the empty ones you return and remanufacture them for someone else. You don't have to already have empties ready before you make your first purchase! |
| Myth 6: Remanufacturing is a little industry, with the work being done in small garages. | Fact 6: Humble in its beginnings, after 16 years of evolving, the remanufacturing industry employs thousands of industrial, mechanical, and chemical engineers with millions of dollars worth of capital behind them. Many of the top companies operate in state-of-the-art facilities such as Ink Solution. |
| Myth 7: The savings of using remanufactured cartridges do not justify developing a relationship with a remanufacturer. | Fact 7: An office of 20 with two printers can spend $3,260 per year on printer cartridges, and remanufactured cartridges can save that office as much as $1,700 per year in costs. Plus you will enjoy the personal attention and customer service that the relationship generates! |