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‎05-26-2022 02:58 PM - last edited on ‎05-26-2022 03:28 PM by Moderator

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I have three spare ink cartridges, not sure what I am still paying for! Is it advisable to cancel the payments? I'm confused why I have to pay for extra printing if I have more than enough ink cartridges. Seems very expensive what to print

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‎05-26-2022 09:11 PM

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Are you a subscriber to the HP Instant Ink program?  If so you are paying for a set number of pages printed per month. Unused pages can be rolled forward up to 3 months.  There will be a charge for pages printed above the subscription and carryover amounts.   

 

If you cancel the program the Instant Ink cartridges will stop working and will need to be returned to HP per the terms of service.


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