Don’t you hate it when your checks don’t clear due to a check printing error? How about when a cheap toner cartridge destroys your printer? Or even spending money on things that should have been done right the first time?
What if I told you that all of the above problems are many times more likely to occur if you use remanufactured or cloned MICR toner?
Our newest whitepaper outlines the merits of buying OEM versus remanufactured and cloned toner. We identify a number of problems that can occur when you don’t use OEM toner and cartridges. You may be experiencing some of these issues as you read this. If that’s the case, or if you’d like to learn more about why OEM MICR is often imitated, never duplicated – please check out our latest whitepaper!
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