This August I printed over 650 pages of colored ink in preparation for the new school year. Yep, you read that right... 650 pages of colored ink. And guess what. It didn't cost me anything! Does anyone else print an excessive amount of colored copies? Does any other school NOT provide colored ink to its teacher? Are you looking for a way to afford enough ink every month?
This last year I enrolled in HP instant ink! I will NEVER go back to purchasing ink cartridges on my own. HP instant ink is an enrollment program for qualifying HP printers. I own the HP OfficeJet 3830 e-All-in-One Printer Series. You can find this printer on Amazon for less than $50! After you read all the information below and you're interested trying out HP instant ink and want a month FREE click on the printer below to use my code for a free month (that's 1!). And keep reading to find out ways to add more free months to the start of your enrollment. Cha-Ching! First money saving tip.
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So how does HP instant ink work? There are three plans to choose from. Well actually, there are four! If you contact HP via their online chat you can ask for the $14.99 plan for up to 500 pages per month. If you print like I do you will NEED this plan. You are billed when you first insert an HP instant ink cartridge into your enrolled printer. Throughout the month HP will send you ink BEFORE you run out. Your printer will notify HP that you are low on ink, whether it is color or black, and then send you a new cartridge. You also receive a pre-paid recycling envelopes to return your used cartridges.
How will you save money with this service? You will only be charged once per month regardless of how many cartridges you use. This means you could print all of your allowed pages in complete color and it would cost the same as if you printed all of your allowed pages with one word printed in black ink. A typical ink cartridge costs between $30-$50 to replace each time. This is already at least double, if not triple, what you would spend for a month of HP instant ink enrollment. For me, purchasing a new $50 printer was worth it because of the amount of money I saved on ink throughout the year!
The perks keep rolling... What happens if you don't use all your allowed pages for the month? Each month the pages that you do not use will be rolled over to the next month! With my 500 page plan and many rollover pages from the summer I was able to print over 650 pages in August at no additional cost. Use the code 6freeink (that's 7!) for an 6 months of free service when you sign up.
The perks keep rolling... What happens if you don't use all your allowed pages for the month? Each month the pages that you do not use will be rolled over to the next month! With my 500 page plan and many rollover pages from the summer I was able to print over 650 pages in August at no additional cost. Use the code 6freeink (that's 7!) for an 6 months of free service when you sign up.
Sign me up! To sign up you will need an eligible HP instant ink printer, internet connection, valid email address, and valid credit/debit card. If you're purchasing your printer new it should come with a code for 1-3 months of free service (that could be 10!). Hopefully you are lucky and receive 3 months like I did. Don't forget the other codes throughout this post.
To summarize... I love my HP instant ink printer!
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