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Yeah but they could save 50 cents a printer, how can they just pass up those savings?
Yeah but they could save 50 cents a printer, how can they just pass up those savings?
I’m kind of surprised they just didn’t remove the usb port entirely
This is true but you can always order photos online from Shutterfly, etc. or go to local drug store
I got a color brother laser and am loving it. No regrets and it was affordable. When the drum, etc. reaches end of life i will have to decide if it’s worth repairing or just getting another printer. Also changing 4 toners is expensive but probably less than the ink carts since you don’t do it very often. Also never have to worry about the ink drying out, cleaning printer heads, etc.
You can request an invite by emailing them or posting in the reddit tildes thread
I can kindof understand that. If the prices on the shelf don’t match the register, walmart can get in deep trouble (at least where I am). Less to leave in the hands of employees where mistakes could happen. So in that case, the differences in unit types or mistakes in unit price is coming from corporate…
Yes this is what I notice…in laundry detergent, dish detergent, etc. one brand be ounces, one might be grams, one might say units, another might say paks. Makes it impossible to compare them
Are you sure? I’ve seen walmart employees walking around with a handheld printer before. Granted that was before covid so could have changed
Wow how far he has fallen and what a way to ruin your legacy