Do not buy inkjet printers, it is a scam! I dumped mine long ago even with after market ink, it is just a hassle to upkeep it.
this post was submitted on 19 Jan 2024
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I'm not an investment, I'm a single purchase customer. I buy a thing from you and then I get on with my life.
I have always had a conspiracy theory that the ink management requirements are set by national security input. All printers have a yellow dot pattern added to every print to identify the printer by a forensics team. I wonder if this is why the ink landscape is so shifty. They want to make sure those dots get printed. My thought on why you can't print black and white when you are only missing colored ink.
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The conspiracy theory falls apart with black only printers. 🤷
HP is a bad investment
“My business model is making everyone else responsible to make my business successful”
HP wants to pay employees in company scrip.
How has HP not gone out of business? Their products are overpriced pieces of trash.
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