From: HDS
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 11:14 AM
Subject: Thanks
Thanks for a great service Doc Toner, ordered PM and arrived 9am next day.
First try at refilling cartridges on our OKI C5250, absolute doddle, your instruction sheets are clear and
well written with a great sense of humour to help the learning process. Just printing off 50 colour pages now and
they are perfect, and saving us £50 a time from our refiller ‘up the road’.
Will be a customer of yours for a long time.
Thanks again.
Steve
Harrison Display Systems Ltd
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Thanks, Steve. Gave the teckies a grilling about this sense of humour in our instructions.
The very reason for having a development lab is to help me portray myself as the Einstein of toner, not toner's
answer to Woody Allen. Now the "Brad Pitt of toner" I might have settled for.
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04 July 2006
Telespeed Weather Systems Ltd
S26 3XD
Dear Sirs
I recently ordered, with some trepidation, a toner refill starter kit (black) for my Oki C3200
colour laser.
I say with some trepidation because my experiences with non-original ink cartridges for various
inkjet printers has been mostly unhappy.
However, I was pleased to get prompt delivery, a clear set of instructions and everything nice and easy to follow.
I refilled the black cartridge and it works absolutely fine.
Best wishes,
Roderick Buck
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Roderick, I could never get inkjet printer refills to work either. Kind of glad because I could have ended up with
a silly nom-de-plume like "Doc Inkjet". Yuck!
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From: Paul Broadwith
Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 8:59 PM
Subject: Lost for words ...
I recently bought the Starter Kit for the Samsung 500 Series Colour Laser
Printer and I'm lost for words, I really am.
I priced the cartridges themselves and they were £97.00 + postage EACH.
The black was running low. Started getting white patches down the middle of
the toner. Bought your pack and saw the tool for melting a hole in the
cartridge and started thinking that this is not going to work .... it worked
a charm. I actually can't believe that after 10 minutes and about £30.00 I
have a full toner cartridge ...
To top it all not only were the instructions so clear they also gave hints
and tips on how often to refill, what your experiences were, what might
happen, bits about the belts and drums. That was invaluable.
The *only* suggestion I'd make is try to suggest how thick the plastic you
are going to melt through would be. I assume it would be very thick and the
melting tool went through it into the toner area. If you said it was only a
few mm thick I'd have been a lot more careful.
Will definitely be back and will be advising everybody I know to use your
site. Well done. Keep up the good work of saving me money.
Kind regards,
Paul Broadwith MBCS
Blue Ivy Ltd
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Lost for words about toner, Paul? I'd like to recommend my
book "Bluff Your Way In Toner". Or refer to any one of my unashamedly self-serving
blurbs, blogs and flyers of the last thirteen years.
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From: Ian Shearer
Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 11:19 PM
Subject: Brilliant
Arrived quickly, did exactly what it said on the tin.
As an ex- printer / computer tech, I perhaps had an advantage over a non- tech user, and I think I recognise a modified soldering iron when I see one...
Very nicely put together comprehensive package.
Be back when this ones used up
Cheers, Ian
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OK, Ian, you get this year's Queen's award for industrial espionage. But remember, if you'd bought one of
our "melt & pour" kits in 1996, you'd have got an apple-corer: un-modified.
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From: Chris Irwin
Sent: Saturday, April 16, 2005 4:14 PM
Subject: Infuriated of Berkshire
...because I actually bought an original toner for my HP 1010 mono printer.
Being technically cack-handed, I read the manual 10 times first.
I've just finished the job - which took about twenty minutes - and have now printed off fifty pages. Brilliant!!
And I now have the added bonus of a spare cartridge should mine leak, as well as a device for cauterizing piles.
Many thanks and keep up the good work ;-)
Chris Irwin
Maidenhead
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Chris, I've heard of lowering the tone, but lowering the toner? Anyway, you certainly got to the
bottom of it.
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From: Max Wiseberg
Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 10:02 PM
Subject: Another boring testimonial....
Blah blah, saw it on the net blah blah.
Bought a Ml1510 for 45 quid and then was getting hit for the same again for a toner cartridge.
Did you know they put in starter cartridges which are not full into new printers? I thought you probably did.
Thought your £10 inc postage etc looked better so tried it.
Guess what?
Got it a couple of days later. Installed it in a couple of minutes.
Still going.
I’m printing loads of brochures for my newly launched Natural, drug-free pollen barrier which stops hayfever sufferers sneezing, without any nasty side effects.
Check out www.haymax.biz if any of you get hayfever. It really works!
Whoops! Did I sneak in a plug for my own business there?
Max Wiseberg
HayMax - natural, drug free pollen barrier
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Glad you've discovered the cure for hayfever, Max. If I discover the cure for bare-faced cheek, I'll be sure to let you know.
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From: Gary McCann
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 4:54 PM
Subject: toner cartridge refill
> Samsung ML1510
> Samsung SCX4100 (3 in 1. Copier, scanner, printer)
> Epson AcuLaser C900
I have purchased Toner from you for all of these, the latest only today.
Everyone else on this site has commented about how much money you can save
here and I have done! Quite a lot. That's nice.
But what NEVER FAILS to impress me is the knowledge, service and cheerful,
friendly attitude of the staff at U Refill Toner Ltd.
Gary McCann.
P.s. You can use this if you like.
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Yes, well all my staff have to pass the company's stringent exam "Blag your way in toner". Then memorize a handbook
entitled "How to be a genial idiot". Both based on my own life experiences, incidentally.
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From: Tony Knight
Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 1:41 AM
Subject: YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED!
Your subversion is reprehensible. I mean cheap, good quality toner, delivered on time and filled with ease. It’s just not fair. Please stop it.
Seriously though with my Samsung CLP 500 colour laser a full set of cartridges costs more than the cost of a new printer, your refills work out at < 25% the cost of Samsung original replacements.
The printer cost £234 in a sale and the cartridges are about £90 each, I checked your site to ensure they could be refilled before purchasing the machine!
In my HP 2300d I have refilled my current cartridge 5 times with no smearing and no mess; print quality remains excellent. I guess you deserve to win this year’s holiday as well!
Looking forward to receiving the next delivery shortly.
Tony Knight
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No, you should be ashamed. This is clearly a poorly disguised attempt to humour your way to
the top of my testimonials column. You're probably the owner of the company anyway. I mean, "Tony". That's practically an anagram of
"toner" for a start.
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From: David Silcox
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2005 2:27 PM
Subject: ML1510
Just to say thanks for the toner refils.
Very fast delivery & it took seconds to fill with No spillage!
It's probably imagination, but the print quality seems even better than the Samsung original.
At this price there seems little need for the Toner Save option anymore.
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Imagination? Nay, never. No need to book up with Specsavers either, David.
Whaddabout, "refilltoner.com - the true Toner Save option"? Nope, too tacky.
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From: Paul Rowlands
Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2005 7:52 PM
Subject: help
Your refils are brill. Very happy with all 4 for the 2300DL and the 1 for the ML1510.
Many thanks
Paul
PR Law Costs
ps about to try your refil for the HP Laserjet 4 - itching to have a go at having to melt a hole as so far the other printers have not been much of a challenge (possibly due to your instructions?)
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Paul, don't worry if that compulsion to melt holes in things gets stronger. You could always come
and work here. You soon get used to not having a proper job - look at me.
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From: Sonja Haggett
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 4:59 PM
Subject: CLP-500
I had already found your toner refills great for my Samsung ML-1210 so when I bought the Samsung CLP-500 I was
disappointed to see that at that time you hadn't yet managed to provide refills for it. But joy of joy when
the first cartridge began to run out I checked again and I have bought my first refill for the black
cartridge. I had a bit of trouble to start getting the 'fade' sorted out but by being a little firmer with
the piece of card the printer is back to pristine use.
I have an order for 75 videos for which I have to print the covers and 6 pages of additional information per
video, so you see I really am stumped if my printer doesn't work.
I also print gloss labels for "Against the Grain" a Gluten free beer and as that has taken off in a big way
over Christmas.
My second order for the complete set of 4 colours has been placed to make sure that I don't run out in the
middle of any future print runs.
Bless you all! 0:)
Sonja
Colchester
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Sonja, we did a lot of testing to make sure the CLP-500 would be OK for you. Now if you
need some help testing that gluten free beer ..........
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From: mark litchfield
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 7:42 PM
Subject: SAMSUNG CLP500 REFILL
Just a little note to say thank you what a fantastic product just brought the
refill kit all colours you can’t tell the difference in quality,
and at half the cost I will be using again and again It was so easy
5 mins with all four colours thank you.
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Thanks, Mark. Shouldn't that be a third of the cost of an original cartridge?
Or are the Samsung CLP-500 cartridges I buy falling off the back of the wrong lorry?
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From: David Smith
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 11:36 AM
Subject: SMITHDM1 43131 Samsung refill
> Many thanks for the Samsung ML1510 refill I just received.
> I will confirm along with other customers that, the order was quick, the
> operation of filling the ML1510 was a doddle (even without the spout - I
> made a wee hole in the foil, near the edge), the quality was 100%
> perfect even after the first print - no priming etc.
> Thanks for the order and will fully recommend U Refill Toner Ltd on
> speed and simplicity
> Regards Dave
> Leigh
> Gtr. Manchester
> (you may use my letter)
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Thanks Dave. Now as for, "you may use my letter". Our rude jokes department came up with quite a lot of good material
based on that. Unfortunately, none of it suitable for publication.
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From: Keith Simpson
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2004 2:55 PM
Subject: Superb!
Sirs,
I have just refilled my HP1100 toner cartidge using your starter kit and all I can say is WOW !
A ten minute job easily done that's saved me 20 quid at least, and further refills
(I'm hoping for another 3 refills on this cartridge) will mean my total saving will be a darn sight more
(probably 100 quid)!
Most impressed by the speed of delivery and ease of use.
I will definitely be recommending you to others.
Regards
Keith Simpson
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Thanks Keith. Glad it seems to have been like, TOTALLY AWESOME for you DUDE. Hang on, aren't we British?
Anyway, say hello to Homer and Bart for me.
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From: Ray Goldring
Sent: Friday, November 28, 2003 12:39 AM
Subject: Re: ml 1710 samsung laser printer
Hi We have received the 4 bottles of toner for our Samsung ML1710 laser printer.
It was just as your instructions stated ! very easy to do.
We will continue to order this along with orders for our ML 1210 laser's.
My staff are amazed @ the results and @ the speed of your service,keep up the good work.Your companies details will be forwarded to all other Age concerns.
Regards Ray Goldring
Finance Director Age Concern Havering
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Thanks Ray. It's only right that Age Concern are favouring us with these orders. Some of the people at our
place are getting pretty "long in the tooth" themselves. Am I allowed to say that?
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From: Don Iszatt
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 4:10 AM
Subject: Well Done!
I was one of those people that found your website because I was hacked off at paying £42 for HP Laserjet 1100 toner. I get through about one toner cartridge a month, so I was really looking for something like this.
I was looking through your website about a month ago, reading the testimonials, and wondering, should I or shouldn't I?
It's difficult to make the first step, because it's human nature to be suspicious. However, I have to say to those people, that like me, are now viewing your website, and the testimonials, and wondering should I, or shouldn't I?
DO IT !
Go for the minimum order, so you don't have to pay carriage, and start saving hard cash. I made the move to buy one starter pack and two refills, so I didn't have to pay delivery. This means with my average of 4 refills per cartridge, I'm paying about £22 per cartridge, which is about half price.
This is so simple. The burn technique goes through the plastic in about 2 seconds. I had refilled, sealed and inserted my cartridge back into my HP 1000 printer in about 5 minutes.
My only regret is that I'd wished I'd kept the many used cartridges I had used in the past rather than throwing them away.
So if you don't make a decision today, don't forget to start keeping your old cartridges from now, because when you finally come back to this website, and start deciding to save money, you'll be glad you did .....
Regards
Don Iszatt
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Don, even I don't believe your blurb about my own product. This will never convince those "suspicious" types you mention.
They'll just conclude I'm writing emails to myself! But anyway, glad you had a successful refill experience, Doc.
Er, whoops, I mean Don.
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From: Peter Salisbury
Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 12:32 PM
Subject: Toner refill for Samsung ML-1250
There is ONE thing you didn't warn me about: when I refilled my Samsung ML-1250 with your toner (which was even easier than
you implied) it had a side effect!
I had been pestering Samsung for weeks about the pale printing but they were not able to sort it out despite trying a Samsung replacement cartridge. BUT with YOUR toner in the cartridge the print quality is MUCH improved and even my pale greys are faithfully produced (even in the printer's toner saving mode).
You are obviously using much better quality toner than Samsung - thank you! Less (money) in this case is definitely more (quality)!
Peter Salisbury
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Thanks, Peter. You've saved me from having to write yet another one of my pithy, self-serving sales blurbs!
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From: John Norris
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 8:02 PM
Subject: Thanks (Your Ref 32687)
> Many thanks for the prompt despatch of my recent order (Your Ref 32687).
> Having an empty LaserJet5L/6L cartride to hand (normally I send them back)
> I was able to try out the refill technique straight away. I am pleased to
> report that it was every bit as straightforward as the instructions imply
> and the test page I printed was perfect. So, many thanks for an excellent
> product and service. I shall certainly be re-ordering from time to time
> and will also pass the word round to any LaserJet owning friends.
> If you have time to read a bit more, may I say that I found your detailed
> instructions and explanations very interesting. I have noticed over a 6
> year period of using LaserJets that quality varies slightly from HP
> cartridge to HP cartridge and I have long been suspicious that drums are
> not routinely replaced when old cartridges are returned for recycling. My
> current cartridge for example produces slightly faint print compared with
> my last cartridge and with the one I have just refilled. Having now read
> your leaflet I am even more suspicious that buying an HP cartridge does
>not ensure a new drum.
> Thanks again,
> John Norris
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Suspicious of HP, John? Shame on you and perish the thought.
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From: Clive Bailey
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 12:25 AM
Subject: xeroxp8e
Hi
Looking on the web the best price I found for a replacement toner was £80.00 mark (ouch) then don't ask why I typed in
refill and found your site .Call me a non believer in this but after ringing up and talking with yourselves I thought I
would give it a go , placed my order 10.30am nock on the door 8.30am next day with the toner at 8.45am I was back in my
little room printing away (Brilliant )
Thanks for saving me £50.00
Clive Bailey :
Secretary / P.A. for Wombwell r/c model car club 2002
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Thanks, Clive. Say hello to Tobermory for me ..... Oh, sorry, it's Wombwell, not womble!
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From: Ivan Greindl
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 2:37 PM
Subject: Testimonial! :-)
Hi everybody,
I received today the refill kit and refill bottles of toner powder. IT'S FANTASTIC.
I'll explain you why ! Since months I'm looking for toner refilling or refurbished cartridges for my old MINOLTA
WinLAser 400. Nobody on the Net could help me.
And now, I finally found your site, ordered a kit and bootle and, 48 h. later, I was "unplugging and pouring" my cartridge. I agree: for this type of cartridges, as Minolta makes, all the processing is over in 3 min., without any mess.
Thank you, once more and CONGRATULATIONS: you are good pros.
Best regards,
Ivan P. Greindl, DDS
(Brussels, Belgium)
0032 475 786801
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Thanks, Ivan. And we all enjoyed the sprouts.
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From: ambrose
Sent: Friday, August 09, 2002 7:59 PM
Subject: Brother HL-1030
Hi there,
Reading your blurb made it seem too easy.
I ordered a refill pack via the web on Wednesday the 7th August, it arrived Friday the 9th.
Within 30 minutes, I had the parcel opened, instructions read, workspace cleared, job done and printing again.
Costwise it works out very well. My machine can use two sizes of cartridge, 3000 prints and 6000 prints. The cheapest
renewal cartridge that I could find ( for the lesser print capability) cost far more than the refill. I now have the
greater capability for a much reduced cost!!!!!
So, your blurb is not a flight of fancy after all.
Keep on filling!!!!
Thank you.
Charles White,
Notts.
ps - please feel free to use this email as you wish. The ferrari should be delivered to...........
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I prefer to call them my "works of commercial literature", but if "blurb" works for you, well,
you're the customer.
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From: M. Scargill
> Sent: Monday, July 01, 2002 8:18 PM
> Subject: Toner sales.
> > I am using a Brother 2400 colour laser. I found your company on the net,
> > when looking for an alternative to the full price colour refills from
> > brother. I am publishing a small A5 magazine, four times a year. Each
> > run takes about 1 full refill of each colour. So far I am on my third set of
> > refills, with no trouble at all. I also used your toner oil. The refill
> > process is simple, you explained it clearly, and the finished quality is
> > indistinguishable from the original when the printer was new. Your net
> > order is simple, and delivery is quick & reliable. In short, all you say is true.
> > Many thanks. Now, about that holiday....
> > Mike Scargill
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Thanks, Mike. The free holiday was awarded to our winner for the previous five years:
one Mr. D. Toner from Birmingham. Sorry about that.
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From:
Les Winter
To:
Sent:
19 November 1999 10:37
Subject:
Toner
Hi
Just
to say thank you - firstly for the speedy delivery - as a mailorder map
company we endeavour to do the same and it certainly produces customer
satisfaction which has to be the name of the game!
Secondly,
we melted the hole and all's well - very pleased.
Cheers
Les
Maps
By Mail UK
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You've
really "mapped" it out for
us there, Les, hahahahah.
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From:
Kenneth & Analucia
29 May 1999 07:59
Subject:
I
have used 12 or more of your refills over the last few months.
I
have been very happy with your service and the quality of the Toner.
Good
Luck! and once again I look forward to seeing lower prices.
Kenneth
Allen
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Thanks
Ken. But "lower prices"?
I'm having trouble keeping my Lamgourgini
on the road as it is!
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From:
Denis
Subject:
Toner cartridge refilled!
Date:
11 March 1999 17:22
Recently
I had occasion to purchase a DIKITVX kit from yourselves - invoice 20764
refers.
I
have to admit that I was very wary about refilling the cartridge of my
HP LaserJet 6P. My worries about doing this were pointless!
I
put aside a couple of hours to carry out the operation - but finished
the job within ten minutes. I have been using the refilled
cartridge now for about three weeks and haven't had any kind of problem
at all.
Many
thanks for this excellent product.
Denis
Millar
8 months later: You are
probably wondering why I haven't ordered more - but this one just keeps
on going.
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Thanks
Denis. The cheque's in the post.
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Toner.
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