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To: maceng2 who wrote (83641)	11/19/2013 3:11:33 PM
From: Raptech	Respond to of 110626

Thanks! Nice photo printer, but I needed an AIO with photo quality the secondary requirement. I did buy the Epson WF3520 and have not set it up so have no comments yet. The good thing is that I have a 14 day return window from Office Max with no questions asked if I want to return. I wanted the newer WF3540 that is similar with a few upgrades, but the footprint is larger than I can accommodate. I normally don't buy extended warranties, but Office Max had a 3 year deal for $36 where they provide setup tech support and if there is an issue with the printer or I break it they replace the entire printer and don't repair. For $12 a year it was inexpensive enough.