Instant Ink Price Unfair Increases continued

[amanda_mcd]

Given HP closed the last forum on this topic I thought I would restart it.

They obviously have decided that they wish to stop the conversation we are all having quoting the unfairness in the increases in Instant Ink Prices. In monetary terms the rise may be small but, as we have all noticed, in percentage terms it's huge and well above inflation from a UK perspective:

15 page plan reduced by a a third in pages.

50 page plan increased by 50% cost

100 page plan increased by 28% cost

Higher page plans unchanged.

In a telephone conversation with 'customer services' I was told the upper plans rose in Nov 2020 as follows:

The 300 page plan was £7.99 up to £9.99 which was a 25% rise

A plan above this which I can no longer see was £12.99 up to £16.49 which was a 27% rise

Using this information from HP I still cannot understand why the 50 page plan has increased by 50%. It's not in-keeping with past rises and is significantly above inflation and around double other page cost increases (as a percentage)

HP rethink this now. The 50 page plan at £2.49 while still high, would have been in line with other rises and at least looked at as fairer.

[Jaytee888]

Amanda … you may not have noticed that the thread was restarted by the author of the original.

thanks 

[amanda_mcd]

I had not seen that yet but look for it now to post there. Thanks.