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I recently received an order from Inkcycle . Here is my letter to them after installing the cartridges. At this point I am just looking for an explanation, not slagging the company off.

Dear Inkcycle,

With regard to my recent order from you ( Invoice ****) Customer Order *****, the replacement cartridges register on my HP CP1700d printer as follows;

Yellow 0%

Cyan 0%

Magenta 16%

Can you account for this, please as the CP 1700d will not run if a cartridge registers as being empty.

It is obvious by their weight that the yellow and cyan cartridges are NOT empty but I venture that they are not full either. An empty cartridge weighs 40g and a full one weighs 68g. The refills you have sent me weigh only 58g.

Regards,

moon

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I recently used that company for the first time - I accidently wrote the wrong number for the black cartidge - They sent me three replacements!!!FOC

The colour one is ok - but not good enough for anything special. But I will use them again.

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Decided to give them another go-

dear Inkcycle,

I repeat below my email of some four days ago. I am particularly anxious to know why the ink volume in your replacement cartridges does not register on my printer.

Regards,

moon

Yes, Very restrained! :D

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Got a reply. How long has it been ? Now, would you find this frustrating or not ?

I am sorry to hear you are experiencing problems with one of our

products. If you would like to send it back to us at our expense we

shall send you out a replacement or provide you with a refund if

preferred.

Inkcycle Ltd - Returns Department

Freepost NEA 3469

Lincoln

LN1 2BR

Please enclose a covering letter briefly explaining the problem, include

your name, address, contact telephone number AND your invoice number.

Also gain proof of postage from your local post office when sending back

your goods (free of charge) to avoid any later discrepancies.

Kind regards

M

My response:

Hi M,

I'm not saying that the cartridges are faulty, I'm simply asking why they register as empty on my machine. Can you clarify that please ?

Regards,

Moon

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i would find the fact that you have to explain your problem YET AGAIN frustrating as well as all of your details having to be repeated.....am quite impressed with the freepost bit though.

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OK, getting a speedier response now:

This should not be happening, however are they still printing ok?

M

Hi M,

Yes, they're working, but cyan registers as 0%, yellow as 0% and magenta as 16%. I've only just put them in. I can tell you that each cartridge, cyan, magenta and yellow, weighed 58g when they arrived so they are not , repeat not, empty. An empty cartridge weighs 40g. What do you make of it ?

Regards,

moon

artist, you've got a better turn of ankle. :D

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OK, it's been over two weeks since I first contacted Inkcycle. I've just contacted them again as response from them has dried up.

Hi M ,

I'm forwarding this to you again as it hasn't been resolved yet.

Can you also tell me what the correct weight of one of your refilled HP 1700d cartridges should be ? I'm working on the assumption that the volume stated is 28ml and that that should weigh 28g.

Regards,

moon.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Well, the full month is up tomorrow. Still no further response from Inkcycle. If you use their products be sure to weigh an empty and compare the weight of their 'full' ones with their stated content in millilitres. I'm going after a manager now and I'll post the results. Short measures are an offense under the Weights and Measures Act and , should this company be guilty across the board and my case not be a rarity, I think it's worth reporting to the Trading Standards authority. What do you think ? Write to them again first ?

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  • 3 years later...
Well, the full month is up tomorrow. Still no further response from Inkcycle. If you use their products be sure to weigh an empty and compare the weight of their 'full' ones with their stated content in millilitres. I'm going after a manager now and I'll post the results. Short measures are an offense under the Weights and Measures Act and , should this company be guilty across the board and my case not be a rarity, I think it's worth reporting to the Trading Standards authority. What do you think ? Write to them again first ?

1ml does not necessarily weigh 1g

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