Epson CX8400 All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer

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finish as this uses less ink and use inkjet paper instead of multi-use since inkjet paper uses a coating on it so it dosen't absorb so much ink that is why I yield so many pages of full color it is a few dollars more but worth it! Thanks

Epson CX8400 All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer

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think someone should bring a class action law suit against this fraudulent company... after being forced to buy a few more cartridges I just may do it myself. DO NOT BUY EPSON PRODUCTS!

Epson CX8400 All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer

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settled a class-action lawsuit over very similar printer "features" in 2006. Here is an excerpt from the settlement: "Among other things, Plaintiffs allege that Epson inkjet printers and inkjet cartridges indicate that cartridges are "empty" and suspend printer function, even though substantial ink remains." This leads me to believe that this company knowingly defrauds the consumer, forcing them to purchase proprietary Epson ink when no such purchase should be necessary. They have changed their printers since the settlement, so instead of reporting that they are empty they simply waste ink unnecessarily.

Based on the amount of ink that this printer has "used" over the course of a single month of casual printing at home, I have made the decision not to replace the ink when it runs out. I feel that it will be cheaper in the long run to simply replace the printer entirely -- with one that is not an Epson. My experience with the dishonest Epson company will end when this printer reports that it is out of one or more colors of ink. At that time, it goes in the trash.

Epson CX8400 All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer

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settled a class-action lawsuit over very similar printer "features" in 2006. Here is an excerpt from the settlement: "Among other things, Plaintiffs allege that Epson inkjet printers and inkjet cartridges indicate that cartridges are "empty" and suspend printer function, even though substantial ink remains." This leads me to believe that this company knowingly defrauds the consumer, forcing them to purchase proprietary Epson ink when no such purchase should be necessary. They have changed their printers since the settlement, so instead of reporting that they are empty they simply waste ink unnecessarily.



Based on the amount of ink that this printer has "used" over the course of a single month of casual printing at home, I have made the decision not to replace the ink when it runs out. I feel that it will be cheaper in the long run to simply replace the printer entirely -- with one that is not an Epson. My experience with the dishonest Epson company will end when this printer reports that it is out of one or more colors of ink. At that time, it goes in the trash.

Epson CX8400 All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer

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settled a class-action lawsuit over very similar printer "features" in 2006. Here is an excerpt from the settlement: "Among other things, Plaintiffs allege that Epson inkjet printers and inkjet cartridges indicate that cartridges are "empty" and suspend printer function, even though substantial ink remains." This leads me to believe that this company knowingly defrauds the consumer, forcing them to purchase proprietary Epson ink when no such purchase should be necessary. They have changed their printers since the settlement, so instead of reporting that they are empty they simply waste ink unnecessarily.





Based on the amount of ink that this printer has "used" over the course of a single month of casual printing at home, I have made the decision not to replace the ink when it runs out. I feel that it will be cheaper in the long run to simply replace the printer entirely -- with one that is not an Epson. My experience with the dishonest Epson company will end when this printer reports that it is out of one or more colors of ink. At that time, it goes in the trash.

Epson CX8400 All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer

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settled a class-action lawsuit over very similar printer "features" in 2006. Here is an excerpt from the settlement: "Among other things, Plaintiffs allege that Epson inkjet printers and inkjet cartridges indicate that cartridges are "empty" and suspend printer function, even though substantial ink remains." This leads me to believe that this company knowingly defrauds the consumer, forcing them to purchase proprietary Epson ink when no such purchase should be necessary. They have changed their printers since the settlement, so instead of reporting that they are empty they simply waste ink unnecessarily.







Based on the amount of ink that this printer has "used" over the course of a single month of casual printing at home, I have made the decision not to replace the ink when it runs out. I feel that it will be cheaper in the long run to simply replace the printer entirely -- with one that is not an Epson. My experience with the dishonest Epson company will end when this printer reports that it is out of one or more colors of ink. At that time, it goes in the trash.

Epson CX8400 All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer

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settled a class-action lawsuit over very similar printer "features" in 2006. Here is an excerpt from the settlement: "Among other things, Plaintiffs allege that Epson inkjet printers and inkjet cartridges indicate that cartridges are "empty" and suspend printer function, even though substantial ink remains." This leads me to believe that this company knowingly defrauds the consumer, forcing them to purchase proprietary Epson ink when no such purchase should be necessary. They have changed their printers since the settlement, so instead of reporting that they are empty they simply waste ink unnecessarily.









Based on the amount of ink that this printer has "used" over the course of a single month of casual printing at home, I have made the decision not to replace the ink when it runs out. I feel that it will be cheaper in the long run to simply replace the printer entirely -- with one that is not an Epson. My experience with the dishonest Epson company will end when this printer reports that it is out of one or more colors of ink. At that time, it goes in the trash.

Epson CX8400 All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer

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settled a class-action lawsuit over very similar printer "features" in 2006. Here is an excerpt from the settlement: "Among other things, Plaintiffs allege that Epson inkjet printers and inkjet cartridges indicate that cartridges are "empty" and suspend printer function, even though substantial ink remains." This leads me to believe that this company knowingly defrauds the consumer, forcing them to purchase proprietary Epson ink when no such purchase should be necessary. They have changed their printers since the settlement, so instead of reporting that they are empty they simply waste ink unnecessarily.











Based on the amount of ink that this printer has "used" over the course of a single month of casual printing at home, I have made the decision not to replace the ink when it runs out. I feel that it will be cheaper in the long run to simply replace the printer entirely -- with one that is not an Epson. My experience with the dishonest Epson company will end when this printer reports that it is out of one or more colors of ink. At that time, it goes in the trash.

Epson CX8400 All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer

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settled a class-action lawsuit over very similar printer "features" in 2006. Here is an excerpt from the settlement: "Among other things, Plaintiffs allege that Epson inkjet printers and inkjet cartridges indicate that cartridges are "empty" and suspend printer function, even though substantial ink remains." This leads me to believe that this company knowingly defrauds the consumer, forcing them to purchase proprietary Epson ink when no such purchase should be necessary. They have changed their printers since the settlement, so instead of reporting that they are empty they simply waste ink unnecessarily.













Based on the amount of ink that this printer has "used" over the course of a single month of casual printing at home, I have made the decision not to replace the ink when it runs out. I feel that it will be cheaper in the long run to simply replace the printer entirely -- with one that is not an Epson. My experience with the dishonest Epson company will end when this printer reports that it is out of one or more colors of ink. At that time, it goes in the trash.

Epson CX8400 All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer

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settled a class-action lawsuit over very similar printer "features" in 2006. Here is an excerpt from the settlement: "Among other things, Plaintiffs allege that Epson inkjet printers and inkjet cartridges indicate that cartridges are "empty" and suspend printer function, even though substantial ink remains." This leads me to believe that this company knowingly defrauds the consumer, forcing them to purchase proprietary Epson ink when no such purchase should be necessary. They have changed their printers since the settlement, so instead of reporting that they are empty they simply waste ink unnecessarily.















Based on the amount of ink that this printer has "used" over the course of a single month of casual printing at home, I have made the decision not to replace the ink when it runs out. I feel that it will be cheaper in the long run to simply replace the printer entirely -- with one that is not an Epson. My experience with the dishonest Epson company will end when this printer reports that it is out of one or more colors of ink. At that time, it goes in the trash.