Re: Pirates and Counterfeiters of Epson Ink Cartridges

["Jim Wingo" <jimw203@mindspring.com>]

If anyone thinks those who copy Epson's work deserves equal credit, I, for
one, feel they are seriously misguided. If you think any of them have
invested the time, talent, and money that Epson has, think again. If they
are capable of creating products equal to those of Epson on their own, let
them do it. Why should Epson give away their intellectual property for
nothing?

Jim Wingo

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On 3/1/2002 at 1:57 PM Jacques Bellemare wrote:

>I wonder whose the most unfair Epson or the 
>pirates ?????????????
>
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>>From: "Cliff Jones"
><cliff_jones@fromepark.freeserve.co.uk>
>>To: <epson-inkjet@leben.com>
>>Subject: Pirates and Counterfeiters of Epson Ink
>Cartridges
>>Date: Fri, Mar 1, 2002, 11:04
>>
>
>> I was in a PC World store (UK) this morning where an
>> Epson UK salesman was
>> talking to a prospective customer for an Epson inkjet
>> printer. Overhearing
>> the talk from the salesman he said that the quality of
>> output from the 810,
>> 890 and 895 was the same (true) but that even though the
>> cartridges for the
>> 810 were the same size as the 890/895, Epson had had to
>> change the chip on
>> the cartridge for the 810 "in order to defeat the unfair
>> pirates and
>> counterfeiters of Epson cartridges!!!". Interesting
>> phrase!!
>>
>>
>> Cliff
>>
>>
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