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Inkgrabber.com goes Greener with Go Green Certification from DHL!

Inkgrabber.com goes Greener with Go Green Certification from DHL!

Inkgrabber.com was created with the intention of saving consumers money on Inkjet and Toner Cartridges. They found that the most economical way to achieve this was to collect empty ink cartridges from consumers and remanufacture those cartridges for resale. Each cartridge collected goes through a vigorous inspection cycle ensuring it will maintain high print quality. Once the remanufacturing process is complete and the finished product has been tested it can be sold back to the consumer at up to 92% OFF the original retail price.

“We save people money on overpriced printer cartridges while keeping empty cartridges out of landfills, it’s really a win-win situation,” stated Inkgrabber.com CEO Keith Ramirez.

The “Go Green” certification means that Inkgrabber.com is now utilizing Carbon Neutral Shipping with DHL’s Global Mail. Inkgrabber.com is delivering your printer ink package with the smallest carbon footprint of any mail carrier on the planet.

“It’s important to me to use my skills as an entrepreneur to give the consumer price options on printer ink, life is about options,” Ramirez said. “Modern technology allows us to recycle just about everything, ink cartridges are no different.”

In a time of penny pinching and cutting corners, Inkgrabber.com offers a cost effective solution to overpriced ink cartridges that’s really quite hard to ignore. To find out just how much money you could save on the cartridges for your printer checkout Inkgrabber.com today!

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Team Nissan of Oxnard – Buyer Beware

If you’re planning on buying a new Nissan… do NOT go to Team Nissan of Oxnard. We traded in our 2006 Lincoln MKX for something a bit cheaper due to the economic times. My wife wanted a car that offered more bang for the buck during her 30 mile commute to Camarillo each day. We really liked the look of the new Nissan Cube and the MPG was phenomenal.  Since we own 2 internet companies… we use the internet to find everything and we also use it to WARN others of companies that practice bad business ethics like Team Nissan of Oxnard, CA.

So here’s how it went down. Team Nissan of Oxnard, CA seemed to have the largest selection of this new “hard to find” Nissan Cube. So we drove down around 7pm on November 28th, 2009. We decided to trade in our Lincoln MKX six months early as a Christmas Present to ourselves. The transaction went smooth and the sales rep was actually quite knowledgeable. Let me remind you that my wife and I are extremely laid back folk, but if you tick us off… we’ll let the world know. So we wrapped up the deal at Team Nissan around 9pm or so and left the dealership feeling quite satisfied, little did we know the disarray that was haunting us. We’ve purchased several cars with trade-ins in the past, so why should this experience be any different. Here is where Team Nissan of Oxnard went from Satisfactory to a solid Failing grade.

Let me first mention that my wife and I both have impeccable 815 Fico scores and need our credit scores to personally fund our Internet Corporations, everyone knows the importance of a good credit score. Team Nissan was supposed to pay off our Lincoln that we traded in for the Nissan Cube… we purchased the car on the 28th of November, 2009 and they still have not sent the payoff check to Ford Motor Credit. It’s the 22 of January, 2010. We have now been dinged on our flawless credit by Ford Credit, because of the inadequacies of the Team Nissan Finance Department. Their finance department is run by adolescents that do not return calls. My wife is 8 months pregnant and this has caused on overwhelming amount of stress on her maternal body.

In conclusion, we have worked 20 years to build perfect credit scores to have destroyed by Team Nissan of Oxnard, CA. We now have a new cube we’re paying for, we no longer have our Lincoln MKX, they haven’t paid off the car we traded in, they refuse to return our calls, go figure. I’ve never been in this situation and am dumbfounded as to what to do.

Do NOT, I repeat DO NOT buy from Team Nissan of Oxnard if you value your credit score.

How does a Laser Printer work?

A Drum Unit is generally a cylindrical shaped roller inside of a Laser printer that rotates with a “negative or positive” charge. The Laser in the printer essentially draws the letters to be printed onto the Drum roller as an electrostatic image. Once the image has been imprinted onto the Drum with this static charge, the Drum unit is coated with a fine black powder called “toner”. With this imprinted pattern now affixed to the drum roller, the Drum roller can know adhere this powder onto a sheet of paper. Finally the printer passes the paper through a high temperature set of rollers knows as a “fuser”. The fuser fuses the toner to the paper fibers using heat.  Once your page is printed the Drum rollers passes through a discharge lamp which erases the electrostatic image from the photo receptive surface of the Drum… allowing the process to start all over again.

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Printer generates an error message or warning and refuses the cartridge installation

In this case you may need to cycle the printer by following these steps:

1- Turn off the printer, with the cartridge installed.
2- Unplug the printer from its power source for 30-60 seconds.
3- Plug in the printer and turn the power back on.

If cycling the printer does not alleviate the error message or flashing light, the cartridge is most likely defective. Please contact us for a replacement cartridge.

If you receive a warning, asking if you wish to continue using a non-OEM cartridges, click “Yes” to proceed and continue your normal printing operation.

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Horizontal/Vertical white lines appear in printout – printout is faint & blurry

In this case the cartridge nozzles may be slightly clogged. Run the print head cleaning utility 3-4 times before printing again. If after running the utility the situation is unchanged, the cartridge is most likely defective. Please contact us for a replacement cartridge.

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