i belive it was this store: www.private.abacus24-7.com/

i'm the one who posted it. damn good prices. been using them ever since I foudn them on e-bay over a year ago!

http://www.blankmedia.ca/
Not sure if the ship to US though.

Check this out:
http://www.ausmedia.com.au/cis.htm
Buy the ink system and for a few dollars more they'll throw in the printer. If you're into high volume printing this has got to be the way to go.
How well does it work? Well I haven't tried it myself as yet however they've been selling this system for years so I guess it must be a goer. What's the best bit is you can run pigment inks through printers designed for dye based inks, great for DVDs.
Bob.

That may be the site Friar......thanks!

Bob...interesting deal there.

Keith

Here's another: Swift Ink

I use inkdaddy.com but there are several out there.

Just an FYI - I would not purchase non-branded (Canon/Epson) inks as they will clog heads and are very prone to gas fading. I noticed that Friar's link does not sell actual Canon or Epson inks but an aftermarket ink.

As a professional photographer that owns just about every type of printer and prints for customers, I would avoid the aftermarket inks. Most aftermarket inks have been shown to signfiicantly reduce archival ratings.

Duncan

Duncan,

I have to agree with you for photographs for sale.

For printing graphics on DVDs and packaging, etc. though, a lot of money can be saved by going with 3rd party inks, and the quality degradation is OK if you make sure your graphics don't include any colors they can't print (or you calibrate the printer profile for those inks).

My experience has been that Canon printers don't clog any more with the third party inks I've been using, but Epsons do seem to be more sensitive to head clogging, even with original ink.

My next door neighbor has had two print heads fail on his i9100 due to using third party inks. I would say it is hit or miss on the clogging. I would avoid using third party if you are out of warranty on the printer. If in warranty, no big deal because Canon will just ship a new head upon request. Epson heads cannot be changed like the Canon's so use at own risk on the Epsons.

Duncan

I've replaced the carts in my epson r200 ~8 times now & haven't had any clogging problems. I haven't noticed any fading on DVD's & Covers that are ~2.5 years old now, using the same inks.

I do know where you're comming from though. If I were doing photo's that were meant to last for decade's I'd use better inks, but I'd also charge a heck of a lot more. As it stands right now, I've spend ~$150 in ink from that site over the past coulple years. It wou cost me ~$450 for genunie ink.