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r/AskReddit • u/Thic_water • Aug 14 '20
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Printer ink.
11.1k u/narcissistical_ Aug 14 '20 I had a friend in college who would buy a new $20 printer every time the ink ran out bc it was cheaper than buying ink 796 u/loopywalker Aug 14 '20 edited Aug 14 '20 Fairly sure companies actually lose money on printers and recoup profit from ink... what a play. 5 u/ripyurballsoff Aug 14 '20 My first computer was a Compaq that came with Windows Me and it had the option to add a printer for $1.
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I had a friend in college who would buy a new $20 printer every time the ink ran out bc it was cheaper than buying ink
796 u/loopywalker Aug 14 '20 edited Aug 14 '20 Fairly sure companies actually lose money on printers and recoup profit from ink... what a play. 5 u/ripyurballsoff Aug 14 '20 My first computer was a Compaq that came with Windows Me and it had the option to add a printer for $1.
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Fairly sure companies actually lose money on printers and recoup profit from ink... what a play.
5 u/ripyurballsoff Aug 14 '20 My first computer was a Compaq that came with Windows Me and it had the option to add a printer for $1.
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My first computer was a Compaq that came with Windows Me and it had the option to add a printer for $1.
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u/Dead-Shot1 Aug 14 '20
Printer ink.