More foreign ink

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From: Ho
Date: Sun, 13 Jul 2003 01:02

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Having had the rug pulled out from under us on the color ink (now made in China) I guess it was only a matter of time before Epson found another way to maximize profit while minimizing quality. To wit: the last batch of black ink I bought this week is made in Mexico. I have had good luck in buying Japan black up to this point, but I suspect that it is probably a thing of the past.

Anybody using this stuff? Is it black?

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