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Replacing Epson R1800 with a Canon Pixma Pro-100

 
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Nov 03, 2013 08:39 |  #16

I got the same deal on the cannon pro-100! paid 410 on amazon.com and received a $300.00 gift card. They did require you to purchase the 50 pack of 13x19 paper for $49.00 as a condition of the rebate. I waited till I received the rebate and returned the paper to amazon, so the printer was a great buy and the colors are spot on. I did notice that the black was depleting faster than normal, called cannon and they overnighted a set ALL new cartridges. Very happy with the purchase!! The remaining cartridges are still 3/4 full and I have printed several borderless 8x10, testing red river cards, 4x6's, etc....


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Nov 03, 2013 09:37 as a reply to  @ Robsphoto's post |  #17

So you scammed Canon...


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Nov 03, 2013 19:41 |  #18

Mine appears to use the black and both grey inks more than the colors. I think that just has to do with the way they are mixed but the printer.


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