Hewlett-Packard Company ripoff no ink in print cartilage-almost empty I have picture Palo Alto California
Hewlett-Packard print ink carrtridges almost ampty!!!!!
Do an experiment. Bay a new ink cartilage/Hewlett-Packard /and open to look inside to see for what you are paying more than $30.00 !!!!!
Valya
Lakewood, California
U.S.A.
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Valya
Lakewood,California,
U.S.A.
HP said 5 ml/0.17 fl oz
#4REBUTTAL Individual responds
Fri, October 20, 2006
Hello.
It is a ripoff .I should be 5 ml/0,17 oz.
Peter
Pony,Alabama,
U.S.A.
The packaging tells how much ink is in the cartridge
#4Consumer Comment
Fri, October 20, 2006
The packaging tells how much ink is in the cartridge. The last time I purchased an HP cartridge, it had something like 0.3 ounce of ink in it. How do you consider this a rip off when they disclose the amount of ink right on the package? If you don't agree with the amount, don't buy the cartridge!
Duane
Monroe,North Carolina,
U.S.A.
All ink jet printers brands are like that....
#4Consumer Comment
Fri, October 20, 2006
....not just HP. They practically give the printers away - because they make the money on the ink cartridges.
In addition to the fact that there is not a lot of ink in the cartridge, have you noticed that every time you put a new cartridge in your machine it has to go through some "alignment" process where it uses your new ink to print on a sheet of paper? They are designed that way to use your ink up.
If you are printing black and white, your best bet is to get a small laser printer. The initial cost might seem like it is higher. But if you look at your cost over a period of time is ends up saving you a lot of money. Calculate what a per-page cost is with a laser compared to an ink-jet.....there is a big difference with the ink-jet costing so much more per page.