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  1. Copying Xerox by flightrisk · · Score: 1, Interesting · on HP Stops Selling Printers, Starts Selling Prints

    Xerox has this program too. They even use a spam-like domain name for their program.

  2. Re:HP has done that already by n0tWorthy · · Score: 1 · on DMCA Limited by Sixth Circuit Appeals Court
    Heck, Xerox will give you a phaser printer if you will agree to buy the ink from their web site.

    http://freecolorprinters.com/

  3. How about a free Xerox Phaser? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Color Printing Without the Inkjet Mess?
    Try this site: http://www.freecolorprinters.com


    If your serious about your printing, and can deal with the fact that the agreement meams you have to print so many pages a month and buy all your supplies direct from Xerox, this might be something you want to explore.

    Caveat emptor and all that crap, though, since it's literally the HP "free printer up front" - it's all too likely it's also a "pay megabucks for printer supplies you don't really need."

  4. re: FreeColorPrinters.com by scottj · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Color Printing Without the Inkjet Mess?

    Actually, the current terms are that the printer is yours after 3 years, not two.

    Thanks for the link, though. I think I'm going to pick up one of these.

  5. Re:Color Laser Printeres by trmj · · Score: 2, Informative · on Color Printing Without the Inkjet Mess?

    Ask and you shall recieve.

    It's a Xerox Phaser, which is basically the new version of the tektronix printers (Xerox bought them out a while back). It's uber-compatible, too. PostScript, PCL, Windows 95/98/Me, Windows NT 4.x, Windows 2000/XP, MacOS 8/9/X, version 10.1, Novell NetWare 3.x/4.x/5.x/6.x, UNIX (Linux 5.2+, Sun OS 4.x Sun Solaris 2.4+, DEC, HP/UX 11.x, IBM AIX 4.2+, SGI, SCO).

    I would post all the features, but you can view them yourself here.

    The best part is it's free if you do enough printing, just sign a contract to buy your supplies (everything except paper) from Xerox for 2 years and the machine is yours.

  6. Re:Color Laser Printeres by trmj · · Score: 2, Informative · on Color Printing Without the Inkjet Mess?

    Ask and you shall recieve.

    It's a Xerox Phaser, which is basically the new version of the tektronix printers (Xerox bought them out a while back). It's uber-compatible, too. PostScript, PCL, Windows 95/98/Me, Windows NT 4.x, Windows 2000/XP, MacOS 8/9/X, version 10.1, Novell NetWare 3.x/4.x/5.x/6.x, UNIX (Linux 5.2+, Sun OS 4.x Sun Solaris 2.4+, DEC, HP/UX 11.x, IBM AIX 4.2+, SGI, SCO).

    I would post all the features, but you can view them yourself here.

    The best part is it's free if you do enough printing, just sign a contract to buy your supplies (everything except paper) from Xerox for 2 years and the machine is yours.

  7. Free Color Printers by lseltzer · · Score: 4, Informative · on Color Printing Without the Inkjet Mess?

    Go to http://www.freecolorprinters.com

    A friend of mine has two of these solid ink lasers. She has to buy ink from them at normal prices, but she gets all the black ink she wants for free. Service included. You have to qualify in terms of how much of various types of docs you print.

  8. FreeColorPrinters.com by whydna · · Score: 1 · on Recommendations for High Volume Color Laser Printers?
    Check out www.freecolorprinters.com. It's a special deal run by Xerox for organizations that need to print large volumes of color documents. The rules are basically like this:
    • You sign up with them and indicate how many pages per month you print on average
    • If they accept you into the program, they'll ship you a Xerox color laser printer (such as the Phaser 8200) which is completely network ready, etc.
    • Every month, you send them a form (from the printer) to show them how many pages you printed during the month
    • After 3 years, the printer is yours!
    There are a few strings attached: You have to buy your ink from them. And if you forget to send in the form every month they'll charge you a fee. It comes with 3 years of free service. So if you have any problems, you can just call up and they'll help you out.

    Additionally, the black ink is completely free! And if the printer doesn't work out for you, they'll pay to ship it back to them. It's a really great deal! If you decide to go with them, use my referral number and I'll get $100! (Referral #: 427148). Note: I'm not associated with Xerox in any way other than as a satisfied customer.

    -Andy
  9. FreeColorPrinters by joncarwash · · Score: 5, Informative · on Recommendations for High Volume Color Laser Printers?

    Check out the following website:
    FreeColorPrinters

    The fraternity that I am in has been using this service for the past 3 years (that is how long the contract lasts); the printer lease runs out in a week (the printer is yours to keep after the lease expires). We have a Phaser 850DP, and I believe the current model is a Phaser 8200, which are both color wax transfer printers - check out this link for the specs:
    Phaser 8200 Specs

    The only thing you have to do is print the quota (if some guys living in a dorm can do it, I am sure you can as well), and buy your ink from them (all black ink is free; color ink is kind of expensive, but it is worth it for the free printer). Also included is an on-site service agreement for the length of the 3 year lease.

    I would definitely recommend this service, especially for small organizations. Good luck with finding one for the church!

  10. FreeColorPrinters by joncarwash · · Score: 5, Informative · on Recommendations for High Volume Color Laser Printers?

    Check out the following website:
    FreeColorPrinters

    The fraternity that I am in has been using this service for the past 3 years (that is how long the contract lasts); the printer lease runs out in a week (the printer is yours to keep after the lease expires). We have a Phaser 850DP, and I believe the current model is a Phaser 8200, which are both color wax transfer printers - check out this link for the specs:
    Phaser 8200 Specs

    The only thing you have to do is print the quota (if some guys living in a dorm can do it, I am sure you can as well), and buy your ink from them (all black ink is free; color ink is kind of expensive, but it is worth it for the free printer). Also included is an on-site service agreement for the length of the 3 year lease.

    I would definitely recommend this service, especially for small organizations. Good luck with finding one for the church!

  11. Re:Why do people bother with inkjets? by bovinewasteproduct · · Score: 2 · on HP Must Defend Half-Empty "Economy" Ink Cartridges

    Unless your with the Free Color Printer Program, in which case you can order multiple 3 pack blacks with each color ink order for free.

    Nice program, get a free printer (need to use about 600 color pages a month, 2000 total), cheap color ink and free black ink. After 3 years you own the printer.

    BWP

  12. Re:Xerox Tektronix 860 by fldvm · · Score: 1 · on Anti-Competitive Behavior in the Printer Industry?

    We have this printer at work too. It is the best printer I have ever used. And Xerox gave it to us for free.