For HP instant ink plan

[RaymondZ]

I had applied instant ink plan and recieved the new ink, but I don't know how to ask for more ink if I drain my new ink.

I didn't see any option for that in HP Smart.

Moreover, How do I give back the ink case I used. 

[asmita6658 · Accepted solution]

Hi @RaymondZ

Welcome to the HP Support Community. 

HP will send you replacement cartridges before you run out of ink. When your enrolled printer is connected to the Internet, your printer automatically orders ink for you because it knows when you are low on ink.

You will only get cartridges when your printer tells us you need them. HP Instant Ink cartridges are extra high capacity, and they contain months-worth of ink depending on your usage.

When you sign up for an HP Instant Ink plan, you pay a monthly fee to print a defined number of pages per month. The plans are based on the number of pages that you print, not on how many ink cartridges you use. Your monthly fee pays for ink, shipping, and recycling. If you do not print all of your plan pages in a month, you can roll over up to two times the number of pages per month in your plan. 

HP Instant Ink cartridges are the property of HP and must be returned when empty, or when your service is cancelled. Postage-paid cartridge recycling envelopes are included with most HP Instant Ink shipments. To maximize environmental benefits, wait until you have three to eight empty cartridges, fill the envelope, and then send them back together. 

If you do not have a postage-paid recycling envelope, either wait for the next ink shipment or order an extra envelope from your Instant Ink account page - 

1) Go to hpinstantink.com/signin (the HP Connected website) to sign in to your HP Instant Ink account, if you are not signed in already.

2) On your HP Instant Ink account page, click Order a Cartridge Recycling Envelope in the Help Center area.

3) Review your order, and then click Submit.

Note - Cartridge recycling is not available in Italy or Portugal. Follow local regulations to dispose of cartridges responsibly.

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