Where to buy Cheap HP Toner (original retail only)?

[AsherO]

Amazon is cheaper than Quill, and they typically ship overnight, anyone have any better suggestions?

I'm looking for a place that's consistently cheaper than Amazon, usually has everything in stock like Amazon, and ships quickly like Amazon.

[ceejay]

Which model?

[good sam]

Amazon is cheaper than Quill, and they typically ship overnight, anyone have any better suggestions?

I'm looking for a place that's consistently cheaper than Amazon, usually has everything in stock like Amazon, and ships quickly like Amazon.

Asher0 - before you buy new toner, have you tried giving your toner a good shake? My printer said I needed new toner 2 years ago.  I gave it a shake and it is still working. 

It also helps to put a piece of black tape over the hole on the side.  The sensor says it is empty well before it actually is.

[AsherO]

Which model?

All kinds, we have multiple printers that use different toner cartridges. Right now I'm looking to buy 42A and 27A/27X.

[AsherO]

Asher0 - before you buy new toner, have you tried giving your toner a good shake? My printer said I needed new toner 2 years ago.  I gave it a shake and it is still working. 

It also helps to put a piece of black tape over the hole on the side.  The sensor says it is empty well before it actually is.

We're a proper company, and with the letters we mail out we go through lots of toners. We use that as a last resort in case we run out of toner, but it doesn't usually make sense to do so. The printer needs to be monitored closely with shaken/taped toners, as it runs out quickly and paper needs to be replaced. Replacing 50-100 preprinted letterhead papers + the time/labor of figuring out which need to be reprinted (because of fades due to low toner), makes it worthwhile to just replace them when necessary.

[ceejay]

AsherO I would  go with 42X if your printer supports. I can get you high quality compatibles for very cheap.

[AsherO]

AsherO I would  go with 42X if your printer supports. I can get you high quality compatibles for very cheap.

I refuse to go with "high-quality" compatibles. These printers are expensive and I'm afraid I'd be ruining them over time. I've been told this by a 3rd party technician who knows these in and out and has no vested interest in which toner I buy.

[ceejay]

 I've printed 10,000s of pages biweekly on both HP4015 using compatibles (you can't get OEM MICR ink) and the printers have lasted me 6-7 years.

[AsherO]

I've printed 10,000s of pages biweekly on both HP4015 using compatibles (you can't get OEM MICR ink) and the printers have lasted me 6-7 years.

If it were my printers I'd consider it, let me run it by my boss.

How much of a difference in price is it? Are you selling them yourself or do you just know where to find good non-original ones?

[ceejay]

Its around 50% percent price difference. I'm not selling them however I have a friend who gets a percentage for referring. The company that manufactures the toners name is ImageMaster.

[AsherO]

Its around 50% percent price difference. I'm not selling them however I have a friend who gets a percentage for referring. The company that manufactures the toners name is ImageMaster.

50% off retail, or off Quill, or off Amazon?

[ceejay]

Not sure what their prices are but the 42x usually goes for around 240-250 OEM I can get 120 compatible

[AsherO]

Not sure what their prices are but the 42x usually goes for around 240-250 OEM I can get 120 compatible

I'm not looking for the 42x, I don't print so much on the 42a printer.