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"Craig Cockburn" <craig@siliconglen.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> I'm looking for two replacement cartridges for my HP 820cxi printer.
> The cartridge numbers are HP 45 (51645A) and HP 41 (51641A). Does
> anyone know a particularly cheap place to order these online for
> delivery in the UK? Usually they are about �24 each.
>

If you can get them for that price then it's the best you will get. Usuall
they cost me more + VAT.
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> many thanks
>
> Craig Cockburn
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"Craig Cockburn" <craig@siliconglen.com> wrote in message
news:3901e160.0108200131.757d6839@posting.google.com...
> Hi
>
> I'm looking for two replacement cartridges for my HP 820cxi printer.
> The cartridge numbers are HP 45 (51645A) and HP 41 (51641A). Does
> anyone know a particularly cheap place to order these online for
> delivery in the UK? Usually they are about �24 each.
>

Not much cheaper, but Aktiv Direct www.aktivdirect.co.uk prices, inc p&p
are:-
HP 51645A   �21.99
HP 51641A   �22.99
10% off these prices if collected, but they are in Ilkeston, Derbyshire.

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I've received spam from companies saying that they can refill cartridges, or
that sell kits that enable you to do that yourself. Unfortunately I've
deleted all such messages, but you might find such a source using Google.

Tom Ralston

Gavin Gillespie wrote:

> "Craig Cockburn" <craig@siliconglen.com> wrote in message
> news:3901e160.0108200131.757d6839@posting.google.com...
> > Hi
> >
> > I'm looking for two replacement cartridges for my HP 820cxi printer.
> > The cartridge numbers are HP 45 (51645A) and HP 41 (51641A). Does
> > anyone know a particularly cheap place to order these online for
> > delivery in the UK? Usually they are about �24 each.
> >
>
>
>

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Craig Cockburn wrote:

> Hi
>
> I'm looking for two replacement cartridges for my HP 820cxi printer.
> The cartridge numbers are HP 45 (51645A) and HP 41 (51641A). Does
> anyone know a particularly cheap place to order these online for
> delivery in the UK? Usually they are about �24 each.

If you're OK about using compatible cartridges,
www.choicestationery.net are under �14 (couour) and �10.50 (black).

Willie

> many thanks
>
> Craig Cockburn
> --
> http://www.siliconglen.com

Craig Cockburn <craig@siliconglen.com> wrote in message
news:3901e160.0108200131.757d6839@posting.google.com...
> Hi
>
> I'm looking for two replacement cartridges for my HP 820cxi printer.
> The cartridge numbers are HP 45 (51645A) and HP 41 (51641A). Does
> anyone know a particularly cheap place to order these online for
> delivery in the UK? Usually they are about �24 each.


www.cartridgeclub.co.uk

are pretty good. Not sure about refill kits anymore, but they do sell
cheaper originals and much cheaper 3rd party carts (I recently got the HP45
3rd party for about �12 (or thereabouts)). Quick service too.

"PhantomWombat" <wombatuk@netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> If you're OK about using compatible cartridges,
> www.choicestationery.net are under �14 (couour) and �10.50 (black).
>

I have never seen HP compatibles before, because of the built in print
head.
Are these really compatible cartridges, or just recycled and refilled.
I have been to the website, and it does say compatible, anyone confirm?
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Craig Cockburn wrote:
> 
> Hi
> 
> I'm looking for two replacement cartridges for my HP 820cxi printer.
> The cartridge numbers are HP 45 (51645A) and HP 41 (51641A). Does
> anyone know a particularly cheap place to order these online for
> delivery in the UK? Usually they are about �24 each.


If you want originals try: 

http://www.7dayshop.com/acatalog/7dayshop_com_HP_Printer_Supplies_40.html
(about �18 + �1.95 p&p)

or

http://www.photoglossy.com/acatalog/PhotoGlossy_Sells_Inkjets_9.html
(about �18 + 99p p&p)

or

http://www.mx2.org/acatalog/MX2_org_HP_Ink_113.html
(about �18 + �1.95 p&p)

Gavin Gillespie wrote:

> "PhantomWombat" <wombatuk@netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:3B8150CE.61BF9737@netcomuk.co.uk...
> >
> > If you're OK about using compatible cartridges,
> > www.choicestationery.net are under �14 (couour) and �10.50 (black).
> >
>
> I have never seen HP compatibles before, because of the built in print
> head.
> Are these really compatible cartridges, or just recycled and refilled.
> I have been to the website, and it does say compatible, anyone confirm?
> --
> Gavin Gillespie @ Nottingham UK
> Website www.giltbrook.co.uk
> Email use gavinuk@yahoo.com
> Help eliminate spam, use Spamcop http://spamcop.net

I buy mine from www.ink4u.co.uk which are compatible, at least I can't tell
the difference. I don't think they are as cheap as choicestationery.net
though. Might try them next time.

Ian Duncan

Ann an sgriobhainn <3B81648B.F748166E@noemail.com>, sgriobh Gandalf 
<Gandalf@noemail.com>
>Craig Cockburn wrote:
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> I'm looking for two replacement cartridges for my HP 820cxi printer.
>> The cartridge numbers are HP 45 (51645A) and HP 41 (51641A). Does
>> anyone know a particularly cheap place to order these online for
>> delivery in the UK? Usually they are about �24 each.
>
>
>If you want originals try:
>
>http://www.7dayshop.com/acatalog/7dayshop_com_HP_Printer_Supplies_40.html
>(about �18 + �1.95 p&p)
>
>or
>
>http://www.photoglossy.com/acatalog/PhotoGlossy_Sells_Inkjets_9.html
>(about �18 + 99p p&p)
>
>or
>
>http://www.mx2.org/acatalog/MX2_org_HP_Ink_113.html
>(about �18 + �1.95 p&p)

I guess these are so cheap because the company is in Guernsey? Do I need 
to pay duty on these prices?

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Craig Cockburn ("coburn"). SiliconGlen.com Ltd. http://SiliconGlen.com
Home to the first online guide to Scotland, founded 1994.
Scottish culture, search, weddings, computing, travel, jokes and more!

Craig Cockburn wrote:
> I'm looking for two replacement cartridges for my HP 820cxi printer.
> The cartridge numbers are HP 45 (51645A) and HP 41 (51641A). Does
> anyone know a particularly cheap place to order these online for
> delivery in the UK? Usually they are about �24 each.

I think most of the on-line deals are similar price. I am usually buying
from "Cartridge Club".

URL: www.cartridgeclub.co.uk
mailto:sales@cartridgeclub.co.uk
08700733455

Cheers,

Yoshi
-- 
Yoshiro Shibasaki, PhD 	
Edinburgh, Scotland (UK)

craig@siliconglen.com (Craig Cockburn) wrote in 
news:3901e160.0108200131.757d6839@posting.google.com:

> Hi
> 
> I'm looking for two replacement cartridges for my HP 820cxi printer.
> The cartridge numbers are HP 45 (51645A) and HP 41 (51641A). Does
> anyone know a particularly cheap place to order these online for
> delivery in the UK? Usually they are about �24 each.
> 
> many thanks
> 
> Craig Cockburn

the 45A is a 21ml ink size........there is a 45D (I think it's D) that has 
a 42ml size........fits the same and does not cost double......hope this 
helps

David Lavelle <echobeach@net.ntl.com> wrote in message news:<Xns91045B3923EB2echobeachnetntlcom@62.253.162.103>...
> craig@siliconglen.com (Craig Cockburn) wrote in 
> news:3901e160.0108200131.757d6839@posting.google.com:
> 
> > Hi
> > 
> > I'm looking for two replacement cartridges for my HP 820cxi printer.
> > The cartridge numbers are HP 45 (51645A) and HP 41 (51641A). Does
> > anyone know a particularly cheap place to order these online for
> > delivery in the UK? Usually they are about �24 each.
> > 
> > many thanks
> > 
> > Craig Cockburn
> 
> the 45A is a 21ml ink size........there is a 45D (I think it's D) that has 
> a 42ml size........fits the same and does not cost double......hope this 
> helps


A is the double size I think, D is the light user.

I've found http://www.inkjet.uk.com/ - they seem to be pretty cheap
and sell half price remanufactured units. Anyone got any experience of
this company or these units?

thanks

Ann an sgriobhainn <3B81648B.F748166E@noemail.com>, sgriobh Gandalf 
<Gandalf@noemail.com>
>
>http://www.photoglossy.com/acatalog/PhotoGlossy_Sells_Inkjets_9.html
>(about �18 + 99p p&p)
>
Thanks. Total for two cartridges and postage = �36.97.
Amazon were going to charge me �30+ including postage for one and didn't 
stock the other!
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Craig Cockburn ("coburn"). SiliconGlen.com Ltd. http://SiliconGlen.com
Home to the first online guide to Scotland, founded 1994.
Scottish culture, search, weddings, computing, travel, jokes and more!

Definately there aren't compatibles...

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Craig Cockburn <craig@SiliconGlen.com> writes:

> I guess these are so cheap because the company is in Guernsey? Do I need 
> to pay duty on these prices?

No.  It's part of some VAT loophole which involves sending under a
certain value of products in separate packages, so that it becomes
tax exempt.

Michael

Ann an sgriobhainn <yq8n14qwz3p.fsf@holyrood.ed.ac.uk>, sgriobh Michael 
Eng <menet@ukonline.co.uk>
>Craig Cockburn <craig@SiliconGlen.com> writes:
>
>> I guess these are so cheap because the company is in Guernsey? Do I need
>> to pay duty on these prices?
>
>No.  It's part of some VAT loophole which involves sending under a
>certain value of products in separate packages, so that it becomes
>tax exempt.
>
I see - I did think about ordering from Amazon but found they would have 
to charge VAT on the postage as well to send it :-(


-- 
Craig Cockburn ("coburn"). SiliconGlen.com Ltd. http://SiliconGlen.com
Home to the first online guide to Scotland, founded 1994.
Scottish culture, search, weddings, computing, travel, jokes and more!

Ann an sgriobhainn <yq8n14qwz3p.fsf@holyrood.ed.ac.uk>, sgriobh Michael 
Eng <menet@ukonline.co.uk>
>Craig Cockburn <craig@SiliconGlen.com> writes:
>
>> I guess these are so cheap because the company is in Guernsey? Do I need
>> to pay duty on these prices?
>
>No.  It's part of some VAT loophole which involves sending under a
>certain value of products in separate packages, so that it becomes
>tax exempt.
>
Anyone know what the limit is?

-- 
Craig Cockburn ("coburn"). SiliconGlen.com Ltd. http://SiliconGlen.com
Home to the first online guide to Scotland, founded 1994.
Scottish culture, search, weddings, computing, travel, jokes and more!

The prices are cheaper because there is no VAT to pay in the Channel
Islands. When the goods are imported into the UK, VAT is payable to HM
Customs. However, if they have an intrinsic value of �18 or less no VAT
is due. The intrinsic value is the actual value of the goods excluding
postage, packing and other miscellaneous costs.

http://www.hmce.gov.uk/notices/143.htm  for more info.

If you say order 2 cartridges, companies such as MX2 split the order and
send them individually, so you don't have to pay VAT.