NuPost Postage Meter Ink Cartridge Replacement for Pitney Bowes 793-5 | Red

It leaked on me when I was installing it but after that no problems...no more leaks. I would buy this again.

I couldn't believe it when I called Pitney Bowse to get a replacement and was quoted just shy of $80 for a tiny little ink cartridge!! (Plus S&H !!) I guess they just assume that all business offices that have postage machine can afford ink cartridges at those prices? Well, thank you NuPost for producing a working alternative at an appropriate price. It has lasted me a couple of months now with no issues.UPDATE - Just to warn you, some sellers may try to send you alternative brands. NuPost is not affiliated with Pitney Bowes in any way, but they make a good, reliable product. I recently went to purchase another NuPost cartridge by returning to this listing, but I received one made by LD Products instead. This listing is specifically for the replacement made by NuPost, and vendors should not be trying to pass off just any generic replacement on this listing (there are other listings for that). Fortunately, Amazon is AMAZING and immediately processed my return and refund. I will be purchasing my replacement on Amazon again, but from a different seller.

I tried these in our PB machine to avoid paying the $90 PB charges, the first 2 or 3 worked great without any problems, but the last one we recieved immediately started getting ink all over the inside of our machine and we could not print out postage. When I was done cleaning, I was covered in red, don't get caught red handed buying these cheap ones if you can avoid it!

We've used the NuPost inks with our DM300 and were happy to see they were still available. with the DM100. We actually had a real Pitney Bowes cartridge (costing around $70) fail on us upon arrival. These NuPost cartridges have worked every time so far, and seem to last a reasonable amount of time.At two for the price of one, you can't go wrong. Between these, the PM Company NeoPost tapes, and using distilled water in the sealer, the PB machine is almost affordable.

For the price, and in comparison to the original, it does ok

The Nupost NPTP700 is great it was everything the name brands claim to be. Completely satisifed and we will certainly be ordering this product again. If anyone has any fears about it not being as good as the brand name don't worry cause it is just as good if not better for a fraction of the cost.Thanks for offering a great alternative.

I had been buying the Office Depot version for about a year and was really upset about the results. No matter what I did I couldn't get a clear print from my machine. I ordered this out of desperation. I had forgotten to order my postage ink and Office Depot was going to be 4+ days to arrive. This was 1/4 the cost and could be here tomorrow!I couldn't be happier. All of a sudden I have perfect prints again. Considering I post about 2500 pieces a month this is working out great. And so far I'm still getting great prints out of it. This is my new go-to order.

I bought this item hoping it would work as well as the PB brand that costs $84, but sadly it did not. I put it in my machine (that was working perfectly up to that point) and within four days it was making streaky prints on my envelopes. I had bought two of them so I replaced it with another new one and it did the same thing. The only reason I gave it two stars instead of one is only because Amazon returned it with out any hesitation.

Could not print more than once before having to run the Pitney Bowes DM125 machine through a cleaning cycle.I don't know if Pitney designs their machines to detect non- Pitney cartridges, or if the product is defective. Definitely going to get rid of the Pitney machine too when the lease expires.No money saved with this one.