Right Now target has the cx7450 discounted to 39.99, you add in a cheap digital camera from the kids electronic aisle (19.99 or less) and you use the $50 rebate
Rebate Link
Target.com Link
19.99 or less digital camera (look in the kids electronic aisle where they keep idogs)

39.99 epson printer
19.99 (or less) digital camera
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59.98 + your local tax
-50.00 rebate (linked above) YMMV = not sure if they will give you the 39.99 or the whole amount (

* Note I got an underwater digital camera from the swim aisle for 9.99 (some underwater digital cameras should be 4.99, so you would make a buck or so), right now they are clearing toys, so you could find the camera cheaper.
* Note if you purchase online, you could use a 10% off coupon but would have to add shipping.
* Note: Not valid at Best Buy®, OfficeMax®, CDW, Circuit City, Micro Center®, Fred Meyer, Fry’s Electronics®, Frys.com, ToysRUs,
Apple retail stores, Apple.com, Tiger Direct, CompUSA or the Epson Storesm
Desktop All-In-One Printer Also Functions as Scanner, Card Reader, Copier
• Resolution: 5760x1440 dpi
• Paper Capacity: 120 Sheets
• Prints on Borderless Paper, Archival Paper, Specialty Papers, Plain Paper, Photo Paper, Brochure Paper, Inkjet Paper, Envelopes
• PC, Mac Hardware Platform , Compatible with Windows XP/2000/98SE/ME, PictBridge-Enabled Digital Cameras, Windows Vista, Mac OS 10.4, USB 1.1, Popular Memory Cards, Mac OS 10.3 or Higher, Mac OS 10.2 or Higher
• Features Adjustable Resolution for Personalized Prints, 48-Bit Color Scanning, High Resolution Printing, Easy-to-Install and Easy-to-Clean Ink Cartridges, 2-Sided Printing, Full-Color Web Page-Printing, High-Speed Printing, Operational Modes: Fast Preview Scans, 1-Touch Copying

FYI: GCO is no longer available.

amejr999 is correct - the rebate is for $50, not $70. But then again, it's any digital camera, so just buy a really cheap one.

billrubin said:Doesn't Epson reduce the rebate amount to the price paid? Still a good deal.

Yes they do. This is stated in the rebate. Also the title states "receive up to $50".

TempusFugit said:billrubin said:Doesn't Epson reduce the rebate amount to the price paid? Still a good deal.Yes they do. This is stated in the rebate. Also the title states "receive up to $50".YMMV. I've always received the full amount even though I've paid less on some purchases.

Nosh said:

Still good as a free disposable printer.

Edit: Hey, didn't notice your FatWallet ID. Pun not intended

So bad for the environment , both from throwing it away and the energy used to produce it.

As far I saw , they do not bother.

billrubin said:I noticed that Target.com says that there is a 15% restocking fee for digital cameras, and does not mention that it only applies if opened. If I were to buy this and then decide not to bother with the rebate and return everything, would they really charge me 15% on the camera? Is that the policy for store puchases as well? I understand that some digital cameras do not come sealed so I guess there is no way to find out if they are used or not buy clearly the el cheapo cameras being bought for this are sealed in plastic.

disposable said:aio, but no fax. sucks up ink like a thirsty camel, no generics allowed.

great gift to give someone you hate. i know, i fell for this deal a few times ago.

No generics allowed ?

Most places including megatoners sells generics for this model

Not strictly true -- I did find ink here >>
Black, # T069120: $5.99, vs $23 for Genuine Epson: http://www.4Inkjets.com/Compatible,Epson,T069120,Black,Ink-Cartridge,1070,product.html?printer=3614

I did notice that my favorite, PrintPal, only stocked the genuine Epson carts.
-- Scott

phylcp said:To fill rebate form, I have to fill the serial number of digital camera. However, I cannot find the serial number on the $19.99 digital camera of Disney pix micro. Any idea?

I got in on an FAR Epson + digital camera through Buy.com, for the rebate form I just used the UPC number for the digital camera and the rebate went through. Epson rebates are easy and I've never had a problem.