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08-25-2019 11:50 AM
When I signed up for the ink plan, I had no idea that HP would charge me for going over the 700. I thought the ink would allow you to print 700 pages and if you chose to pay for the additional, you could. I should be able to purchase my own ink and use a printer I paid for when I would like to. I dont think its fair that i chose an ink plan think i would save money, only to be limited to using my printer for 700 pages a month. If i purchased my own ink, i wouldnt be charged additional to print however many pages I want. But because I thought this would save me money, I ended up losing more. I get the plan says they will charge you additional, but I honestly thought it was if i needed more ink. What they are basically doing is sending you ink at a discount but recapping the cost by telling you they will charge you, for using a printer you purchased if you go over 700 pages...using your own ink. HP, shame on you.
08-28-2019 07:48 AM
@Danicajks2373, Welcome to the HP Support Community!
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12-22-2019 04:22 AM
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