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@ darkowl72
Thanks for the reply.
I totally forgot to mention that for this used one, there’s a test page included showing it's already clocked in at 45,000 pages.
Honestly, I'm leaning toward a laser printer myself just to dodge those constant inkjet nozzle clogs, so I'll probably just grab that Epson you recommended.
Hey everyone,
I'm looking for some advice on picking up a new printer. I’m pulling about 200 pages a month, though some months might hit a bit higher than that. While I was digging around online, I stumbled across these few options:
1. Epson M200dn (laser, cartridge capacity is 2,500 pages, refills run me about $67), and the unit itself is $167
2. Epson M105 ITS (B&W inkjet, toner yields 6,500 pages, but I can't find where to buy the ink bottles—not even on Amazon)$200
3. Samsung ML-2851ND (laser, cartridge capacity is 5,000 pages, refills cost roughly $67), and I can grab a used one for $167
So, what do you think? Should I pull the trigger on one of these, or is there something else out there I should be looking at before $200? My main priority is keeping the cost per page low; I don't strictly need extra bells and whistles like a scanner or copier, though they wouldn't hurt if the price stays right.
Hey everyone.
Look, I know I’m stepping out of line here by dropping this in a thread meant strictly for parlays, but I couldn't find a single decent sub-forum to ask this, so bear with me. Does anyone actually have a solid recommendation for an online sportsbook that isn't a total headache?
I was thinking about dropping ten bucks on Bet365 just to see what happens, but honestly, I’d rather shut up and listen to people who actually know what they're doing before I throw my money away.
I was actually considering Bwin myself, but from what I’m reading, people run into a massive amount of headaches whenever they actually try to get their winnings out.
Bet-at-home's selection is pretty thin, and honestly, their odds are nothing to write home about.
So, the folks over at Bet365 are breathing down my neck for verification, asking for either that specific barcode from the bottom of my passport—you know, those weird little numbers, letters, and arrows—or just a clear shot of both sides of my driver's license. It’s always the same song and dance with these places. I'm sitting here wondering if I'm actually opening a can of worms by handing over that barcode or sending off photos of my ID. Is anyone else dealing with this headache, and more importantly, am I asking for trouble if I just give them what they want?
If anyone actually knows of a better sportsbook out there, please, for the love of god, hit me up with some recommendations.
I’m also wondering about Bet365—where exactly can I go to check all that personal info I had to dump into the system when I first signed up?