"if you are required to return the cartridge" I'd love to see the exact legal language that even specifies that condition "required to return". After all we c

"if you are required to return the cartridge" I'd love to see the exact legal language that even specifies that condition "required to return". After all we can assume that most people don't do that or actually that those who don't return the cartridge almost certainly suffer no legal jeopardy for that inaction. If you are required to do something by a contract, then you would expect some degree of enforcement when the contract terms haven't been met. My guess is that Lexmark can't show any action they take for cartridges not returned. I've often noted how companies that sell laser cartridges will give you a free label to UPS the cartridge back to them. They cloak it as "recycling" but it serves two purposes. It gives them a free cartridge to refill but it also takes away a cartridge that could be used by a third party that would a sale from the company.