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Staples Canada: Free Ream of Paper With Empty Ink Cartridge Trade In!

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Bring any empty Lex­mark, HP or Dell car­tridge to your local Sta­ples store and receive a free ream of Sta­ples brand recy­cled paper.   The last time quite a few peo­ple got mul­ti­ple packs for empty car­tridges, so this offer is not lim­ited to one per per­son.   The flyer this was in is valid until Tues­day Jan­u­ary 29/08 so if you have empty car­tridges get to Sta­ples quickly! :)

Click here to view Sta­ples flyer for your area.

7 Responses to “Staples Canada: Free Ream of Paper With Empty Ink Cartridge Trade In!”

  1. nis

    So instead of refill­ing your car­tridge and sav­ing $20, you can go to sta­ples, Turn in the car­tridge you would oth­er­wse refill and save $6.
    Not every­one refills their car­tridges, but if you nor­mally do, then maybe I’d hang onto it instead of trad­ing it for paper.
    If you nor­mally buy new car­tridges, then maybe this is an ok deal.
    thanks

  2. bcteagirl

    Nis: There are always a lot of free empty car­tridges here at the car­tidge exchange (where they even­tu­ally send them in for recy­cling), so last time I was able to get 5 packs of paper for free!

    How­ever, this time it has been sent on to recy­cling recently, and there are none of that brand there yet :( Per­haps next time! :)

  3. Bishi

    Thank you! I went in today with 5 empty car­tidges and got back 5 reams of paper! Since they didn’t have any more of the Sta­ples brand recy­cled paper, they ended up giv­ing me the Sta­ples brand multi paper. I’m not sure what the dif­fer­ence is with them (other than this is in green wrap­ping and the ones that I’ve got­ten were in blue) but the multi paper are slightly more expen­sive so I’m going to say that I got a good deal out of that.

    Now, if they only took in epson cartidges…

  4. ABBEY

    Hi,

    I am look­ing for ink car­tridges for the Epson CX3500. I have bought com­pat­i­bles in the past but the ink qual­ity is not so great or the chips dont recog­nise. Any help would be appre­ci­ated :)

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