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Jim Miller (07.11.2017 21:51)
My mother recently contacted me, asking why her Epson printer keeps beeping and showing an error message. After a drive to her home I found her WF-3640 printer beeping, and beeping, and beeping, with the following message on her Epson printer: "cannot recognize the following ink cartridges".
Yes, she uses aftermarket ink cartridges. No, her budget doesn't allow the luxury of purchasing genuine Epson ink cartridges.
I contacted Epson Tech Support, and after a conversation with a nice young man, I realized that they are attempting to strong-arm their customers into purchasing their brand of ink. The reason, according to Epson, is to guarantee the print quality of their printers. The real reason, as the rest of us know, is to coerce their customers to only purchase their overpriced, high margin ink.
Honestly, I was expecting some type of workaround to shut off the beeping and warning message. Perhaps a firmware upgrade, or a key sequence that would shut off the bleeping beeping... but it was explained again that Epson needs to be able to guarantee their print quality. There is no way to stop the beeping.
I can't imagine Dell creating a policy whereby one of their computers wouldn't work unless tied to a Dell monitor. Or a Toyota throwing up warnings unless aftermarket parts were used to repair a failure. Or an iPhone refusing to work with non-Apple apps.
In my opinion, Epson has crossed the line. They forgot about the customer. They forgot why they became successful.
I refuse to do business with companies lacking integrity. I don't need this in my life.
Fortunately, my mother purchased her printer last month from Costco. I plan to box it up and return it this weekend.
Goodbye, Epson!
My mother recently contacted me, asking why her Epson printer keeps beeping and showing an error message. After a drive to her home I found her WF-3640 printer beeping, and beeping, and beeping, with the following message on her Epson printer: "cannot recognize the following ink cartridges".
Yes, she uses aftermarket ink cartridges. No, her budget doesn't allow the luxury of purchasing genuine Epson ink cartridges.
I contacted Epson Tech Support, and after a conversation with a nice young man, I realized that they are attempting to strong-arm their customers into purchasing their brand of ink. The reason, according to Epson, is to guarantee the print quality of their printers. The real reason, as the rest of us know, is to coerce their customers to only purchase their overpriced, high margin ink.
Honestly, I was expecting some type of workaround to shut off the beeping and warning message. Perhaps a firmware upgrade, or a key sequence that would shut off the bleeping beeping... but it was explained again that Epson needs to be able to guarantee their print quality. There is no way to stop the beeping.
I can't imagine Dell creating a policy whereby one of their computers wouldn't work unless tied to a Dell monitor. Or a Toyota throwing up warnings unless aftermarket parts were used to repair a failure. Or an iPhone refusing to work with non-Apple apps.
In my opinion, Epson has crossed the line. They forgot about the customer. They forgot why they became successful.
I refuse to do business with companies lacking integrity. I don't need this in my life.
Fortunately, my mother purchased her printer last month from Costco. I plan to box it up and return it this weekend.
Goodbye, Epson!
H freeman (03.11.2017 14:28)
分かりづらい場所ですが、いい写真展が多いですね。静かにゆっくりと鑑賞できます。
分かりづらい場所ですが、いい写真展が多いですね。静かにゆっくりと鑑賞できます。
寺村梵洋 (16.10.2017 06:36)
新宿地域のギャラリーでは、特に素敵ですね( ◠‿◠ )
新宿地域のギャラリーでは、特に素敵ですね( ◠‿◠ )
マロンエル (06.10.2017 14:56)
プリンスした見本かが沢山ありありがたい
フォトギャラリーも嬉しい。
プリンスした見本かが沢山ありありがたい
フォトギャラリーも嬉しい。
Bruce Cunningham (21.03.2017 12:29)
Great setting - though a bit small, but a fantastic display of well printed excellent photography.
Great setting - though a bit small, but a fantastic display of well printed excellent photography.
