InkGrabber

Great prices on by far the most user-friendly inkjet cartridge website out there. Unlike some other sites, Inkcartridges.com makes it really easy to find the printer model and cartridges you need with just a few clicks. I saved a fortune and these generic cartridges work just as well as the name brand. I wish I had ordered sooner rather than going to brick and mortar stores like Staples and OfficeMax - even with their coupons and recycling programs, I was spending far more on Canon cartridges. Thank you!

Twice I've had black HP replacement cartridges from Inkgrabber leak substantially when the packages were opened. I have two shirts with permanent ink stains as well as black stains on my desk. Customer service only offers to REPLACE the faulty cartridges if the customer takes the time to fill out a form and return the items by mail within 1 year of purchase. That seems like a lot of work to receive replacements that will potentially leak like the others. Inkgrabber does not make any effort to REFUND the cost of the faulty cartridges regardless of the amount of damage a customer sustains. Additionally, customer service suggested the leaks were my fault because I didn't open the ink properly. That seems absurd since I've never had any cartridges from HP leak. One other downfall -- my printer can't assess the ink levels for these recycled cartridges from Inkgrabber.

When you buy a printer what you are really buying is their ink for years to come and that ink from the company is hella expensive and sometimes more than the printer itself. I bought a Dell printer and the toner refills cost me as much as the printer. I could almost buy a new printer for less. But once it is all networked it is easier to just buy the ink. That lead me to this site which sells ink for less than what big companies want you to pay from them directly. Whatever you do, don't buy ink directly from dell, try this place instead.