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dont make waves Hams, things have a way of biting you . usually person you tell tells them who complained straight away? dont believe it ? try it .. @MDT rang to report an assault in caravan park , told them descriptions, which place to go and they are like cant you stand out the front and show us . they were serious too. people are just stupid. next assaults would have been at my place and on my property. Idiots.

was in another place ages ago @MDT just saying they will know who complained and very quickly. Simple.

I knew my library incorporated 6, @Former-Member, but Australia wide? That must cost a mint to run. I didn't get the I Ching but several others instead. I hope they prove interesting as I don't finish them if they don't engross me.

Fascinating, @Former-Member.

Yes @Historylover Australia-wide including The State Libraries as well as University libraries around the country. I used to think it was only libraries in your catchment area, but no its Australia-wide. You can get a book transported from one side of the country to the other. Thanks for reminding me. I ended up getting some crypto books sent to my local library through inter-library loan. Still going with crypto. A bit hard going without a computer printer and wanting to print screenshots of info about crypto from websites. Will have to get a computer printer soon. Kept putting it off.

Printers aren't expensive, @Former-Member. Mine is over 10 years old I think and has never had any problems. The most expensive part is the ink. For me, about $140 for a bulk pack of 6. Highway robbery. To think my printer cost about the same and came with ink installed! What does that say about the price of ink?

@Historylover My printer was an old clunker before it died. I left it on without switching it off and after that there was no power. Did speak to someone from Officeworks and kind of knew which printer to buy they are not really meant to make personal recommendations but this Brother printer they suggested had expensive ink like yours about the same price as the printer just as you said!!! But it lasted a really long time so you only had to buy ink less regularly. I used to have a Hewlett Packard. It was a great printer, sturdy and lasted over 10 years, ease of use and none of this printing going to the cloud crap with the newer Hewlett Packards. But yes had to buy essentials which set me back financially, then had to make a make or break decision about going solar. I don't regret it but pensions only stretch so far. But yeah got the impression from Officeworks that many of the printers they were selling to customers just didn't hold up and were breaking easily. It was so obvious!