Not fair

[Tasmanian28]

So i've had an h p printer sense 2007 and it has never let me down. I even went and got a HP Laptop. Some years later so carrying my thoughts of how HP has treated me over the years. I decided it's time for a new printer in march of twenty twenty four unbeknowing to me that if you buy a h p printer, now you have to enroll in a HP program in order to get ink and I wasn't fond of it, but I did it because it said you know, 6 months free ink, again unbeknowing to me I clicked a button and it added paper so the paper wasn't 6 months free. It was maybe 4 months free, so somewhere around June or July. HP kept saying they needed to bill me and I had to pay the bill on my printer or my would stop working. Don't think that's right. So now I got it working. I closed out the account and got some ink that wasn't HP, inc, because they wouldn't let me use the ink that I already had because they knew I Unenrolled, so again, unfair.

So what was wrong with me unenrolling was, because yeah, they kept trying to charge me and my 6 months wasn't up until September, nobody could help me so now I have a printer from H. P that is no use to me, because I refuse to enroll and something that I didn't get my full 6 months. So now, if nobody well, whoever reads this can help me and solve this issue [edit]

[banhien]

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@Tasmanian28 wrote:

... now you have to enroll in a HP program in order to get ink and I wasn't fond of it, but I did it because it said you know, 6 months free ink, again unbeknowing to me I clicked a button and it added paper so the paper wasn't 6 months free. It was maybe 4 months free, so somewhere around June or July....

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@Tasmanian28 

No, for many printers you don't need to enroll BUT from my calculations, when you know your need and enroll with a right quota, it wold be cheaper in the long run.

Regards.