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morphers82   07-31-2011 at 09:50:29 PM
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I'm going to buy a Canon DSLR Rebel T2i and i'm getting a $200 dollar rebate for a pixma pro printer, and they are pretty much paying me $30 to buy a Pixma Pro9000 Mark II Professional Photo Printer from them after instant rebates and mail-in rebates program. The Pro9000II is normally $499, and the Pro9500II is $120 normally $849 after rebates. This is the biggest steal ever. I know the ink is expensive, but i've heard great things about these printers. Anybody buy from Abes of Maine and have good luck with them?

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CompTIA_Rep   09-19-2011 at 06:09:37 PM
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So yes! Its a common rebate that Canon(?) does. What many do is sell the printer. I purchased mine that way :)

The printer is excellent and the prints are cheaper then going to the store for processing so... its a good buy!

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