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‎01-29-2024 10:34 AM

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I am seriously upset that my printer is controlled by HP.  We could not get our printer to work correctly until we agreed to a subscription of ink. So I now have to buy the ink and get an additional charge for how many pages I print. This is absurd. I own the printer, the ink which I payed for through the subscription, and I bought my own paper.  But now I have an additional charge per page to print. Ridiculous!  I have now cancelled the subscription and cannot continue to print with the nearly full ink cartridge that I payed for because it was bought from HP. The convenience of having ink delivered might be great but there should not be a charge to print once the ink is payed for. How is it different if I go to Office Depot and buy ink then have to pay them for the pages I print? This  will definitely be my last HP printer and I will advise anyone I can not to but one.

 

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‎01-29-2024 10:40 AM

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Advice, you need to read terms and conditions before you sign in for something. 




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