Hello, i find Canon CLI-8 series chip resetter is available on Ebay.

one is starting at USD375.00, with Feedback: 99.5% Positive
http://cgi.ebay.ca/Canon-Chip-Resett...QQcmdZViewItem

the other is starting at USD 300, with no feedbacks yet. it has its
own store and own website selling similar stuff.
http://cgi.ebay.ca/Canon-CLI-8-Serie...QQcmdZViewItem

Both pics posted are 99.9% similar. Which is better?

any advices is appreciated.

Best,
Shandi

<shandizheng@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:da8aec55-578c-4091-b675-49f74f1e4597@e6g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
Are you the same person listed as a contact person for this company?
http://www.e-trade-center.com/nn_194...wID=14 690284

The second one seems to live in the same country you do (China) so it is
probably better for you to buy from that person. If you purchase it,
please report back to this newsgroup as to how effective it is.

Art

shandizheng@gmail.com wrote:

shandizheng@gmail.com wrote:
better off using Canon ink.

Boskey wrote:

&lt;shandizheng@gmail.com&gt; wrote in message news:da8aec55-578c-4091-b675-49f74f1...oglegroups.com...



Hello, i find Canon CLI-8 series chip resetter is available on Ebay. one is starting at USD375.00, with Feedback: 99.5% Positive http://cgi.ebay.ca/Canon-Chip-Resett...QQcmdZViewItem the other is starting at USD 300, with no feedbacks yet. it has its own store and own website selling similar stuff. http://cgi.ebay.ca/Canon-CLI-8-Series-Chip-Resetter_W0QQitemZ110236544618QQihZ001QQcategoryZ5 1292QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Both pics posted are 99.9% similar. Which is better? any advices is appreciated. Best, Shandi



Are you the same person listed as a contact person for this company? http://www.e-trade-center.com/nn_194656/Content/en/01__Search/Search/FirmenrechercheResult__node.html__nnn=true?gwID=14 690284

Is this s spammer

measekite wrote:


I agree...an idiot like you is so easily fooled.
Best you stick with over paying for colored water...LOL!
Frank

In article <CNsGj.123184$pM4.88106@pd7urf1no>, Arthur Entlich <e-printerhelp@mvps.org> wrote:
Um, the person posting the question WORKS for one of those companies!!!!

In article <AEtGj.20141$xq2.14380@newssvr21.news.prodigy.net> , boyhowdy wrote:
I've done well on ebay, have 100% feedback both in selling and buying, and
have never been ripped off. It does help to do business with those who have
100% feedback also. I just bought a $3000 Professional rackmounted TBC off
ebay for $22. Also in the past have purchased Pro AG7500a and AG-7310 S-VHS
decks, a rack mount, all for under $300 total.

You must limit what your limits are on what you are willing to pay, you should
know what you are bidding on inside and out, you should also know whether you
are knowledgeable in fixing what is described as broken on some as-is items
etc...

GMAN wrote:
Sounds like the same advice my grandfather gave me when he took me to
farm auctions as a boy, long before Ebay or the Internet. I still use a
tractor he bought at one over forty five years ago. Some advice is
timeless...

TJ

In article <fse86b$l1g$1@registered.motzarella.org>, TJ <TJ@invalid.invalid> wrote:
than an item is worth in value monetarily is worth it to someone like me who
needed badly that item that is no longer made but is the right part required
to fix my car stereo system etc....

That comment about your tractor hit home. My uncle bought a tractor for like
$300 from some old farmer once, he tore the thing to the ground and repainted
that puppy by hand. He still uses that tractor and its probably running better
than it ever did new. Its a 1940's era tractor, this isnt his but its the
same year and model

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~oh...OFD2004/10.jpg



He even had coach Jerry Sloan from the Utah Jazz basketball team offer to buy
it from him. He has a huge tractor collection back east on his ranch.

GMAN wrote:
This is the Franklin Mint replica of my grandfather's tractor, the Case
SC. The one he bought was a '52. The replica is VERY accurate, right
down to the trademarked Eagle Hitch. Match that with a two-bottom
mounted plow and it'll work when today's tractors just spin their wheels.

http://www.zionantiquemall.com/store/media/B11YF71.jpg

TJ

TJ wrote:

measekite wrote:
Nope, not a Massey. They're good tractors, though. We had one here one
summer that belonged to one of my cousins. Not much power for its size,
but very maneuverable.

Thanks for asking. Best laugh I've had all day.

TJ

I GOT that. My reply was simply playing the same game he was by
suggesting he buy it from himself, but ONLY because he lives in "the
same country" the seller does... China. I was indirectly suggesting
that people who don't live in China (the majority of the buyers) may NOT
want to buy from the second source.

I was also fishing for a self-review of the product to see how it would
be portrayed, and if any details about it might be revealed.

Sometimes I'm just too subtle.


Art


GMAN wrote:

Now you know why I try to help people to keep their older inkjet
printers going... Some of them were the tractors of their day, and
should be rebuilt and repainted to live another day rather than end up
in the landfill.

Art

GMAN wrote:

Did it come with tiny farmers and cows, and a little, little can of
gasoline? ;-)

You could have a farm on your desk with that thing.

Art

TJ wrote:

"Thanks for asking. Best laugh I've had all day."

You need a vacation!
Raymond Massey (actor)/ Massey Ferguson (farm equipment)

This man is never funny...only pathetic.

pheeh.zero@gmail.com wrote:
That's the kind of response he was expecting me to give. You'll notice
he didn't get it from me, so he shut up.

TJ

On Apr 1, 8:03 am, TJ <T...@invalid.invalid> wrote:
Oh, reverse psychology...I thought that only works on people of
average intellect?