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This week’s syndicated Super-Couponing Tips column is entitled “Putting an end to the ‘color’ debate.” Here’s an excerpt:
Is it better to print coupons in color or black and white? I’ve addressed this question in my column on several occasions previously, but the debate apparently rages on…
Read this entire column at NWItimes.com.
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J.R. says
For me it’s simple: my only working printer is a B/W laser. Lasers print better, faster, and cheaper than ink-jets.
Our old ink-jet got used so little that the cartridges always dried out long before they got used up. That’s like throwing away $50 every few months! Plus the ink smudged if it got damp.
I’ve NEVER had a store refuse my B/W laser printed coupons because they weren’t in color.
rswehrle says
I like digital coupons because color isn’t an issue. Don’t get me wrong, I still use paper and printable, but the digital makes it so much easier, once they worked out the computer kinks. We just can’t win. Happy shopping!