Links are broken, search for "HP OfficeJet 3 Warranty" first link
I've purchased directly from HP Store (Got Work Discount) have bad experience with eBuyer with their services but they are the cheapest available seller. I do not know if this promotion is for re-seller only, I will update this post when my trade-in gone through.
All comments (95)
bowdiddly
20 Aug 17#1
£50 Cashback , can you claim both ?, if so they are paying you to buy the printer !
Ph0enix
20 Aug 17#2
I believe you can not stack the cashback, the terms says 'may not' but the promotion website would detect the same serial number your entered for trade in.
£100 trade-in is better, if you can't find a useless printer than £50 cashback is easier.
CrazyBob
20 Aug 17#3
Does anyone have one - are these any good for photo printing?
EndlessWaves to CrazyBob
21 Aug 17#8
I've got the version in black (8725) and while I haven't tried it on photo paper I've not noticed any issues with images generally.
chrisjdhuckle
20 Aug 17#4
Guessing u can get cashback if u order off amazon
Ph0enix
20 Aug 17#5
You would assume Amazon is a main reseller for HP, but if they don't publish the promotion on their website you may not get the trade-in or cashback promotion. Just contact Amazon?
Oddly the links posted on here is automatically converted by HUKD, try searching "HP Global Promotions" top link. It will display trade-in and cashback offers for printers.
inonefly
21 Aug 17#9
How does the free ink offer work? Can I register the ink offer and get 2 months supply for free then cancel the subscription?
Ph0enix to inonefly
21 Aug 17#10
Instant ink works as a subscription offer, let's say you put your print allowance 1000 per month. You are allowed to print upto 1000 per month within that time you get ink sent to you when your printer is getting low. You must be connected to the internet, and you won't get ink sent out until you run almost dry. That is what I read....
hcc27 to Ph0enix
21 Aug 17#12
Corret
Correct, however the highest no of pages you can go for is 300/month, their 'frequent plan'. Instant Ink does not cater to office-type workflows, they will lose a lot of money that way.
Ph0enix to hcc27
21 Aug 17#16
That's true, I didn't think the print allowance was low. But then I don't print much for myself, I've got the HP 7740 which isn't available for instant ink.
EndlessWaves to inonefly
21 Aug 17#20
No, the catridges sent as part of the offer only work while you're subscribing
You can cancel at any time and your sub will end at the end of that month (so cancel after first month and sub will terminate within the free 2 months).
You can use code FREEINK to get an extra free month, it will stack with any free months that come with the printer. If you know anyone that is an existing subscriber you can ask them (not allowed on forum threads) for a referral code and get another extra month. Easiest way is to enter these during printer setup and instant ink setup.
If you get the printer its definitely worth singing up for instant ink and rinsing the free months. Depending on how much you print and what you print it can still work out competitive against buying carts once the trial expires. For example if you print lots of full colour pages and will roughly hit the plan page limit, its worth considering. If you print text/black and white predominantly and won't use up the plan pages, probably not worth it.
Ph0enix to Mentos
21 Aug 17#22
Please note that the following HP Setup cartridges Black: ~800 Cyan/yellow/magenta: ~490
HP 953 Black: ~1000 Cyan/yellow/magenta: 700
HP 953XL Black: ~2000 Cyan/yellow/magenta: 1600
HP 957XL Black: ~3000
You may not even get new cartridge sent if you do not hit the low level ink requirement when printing with the starter pack. If you are planning to use the HP Instant Ink subscription, there are 3 packages
£1.99/month 50 pages
£3.49/month 100 pages
£7.99/month 300 pages
You can end the subscription at any time
Mentos to Ph0enix
21 Aug 17#25
In my experience they sent carts straight away, despite the starter carts still having ink. But we got the 8710 with ~£80 instant ink credit plus 3 months free trial, so perhaps thats why they sent the carts.
Its worth bearing in mind the instant ink carts will be disabled once your subscription ends. From what I understand your starter carts will become instant ink carts, therefore it may be worth rinsing them until they are almost empty before signing up for the trial. I don't believe theres any way to sign up without an active cart in the printer, but I didn't look to hard as wasn't too bothered about the starter carts.
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Opening post
HP is currently doing an cashback for trading in your old working printers, when purchasing the following models:
HP OfficeJet Pro 8740 All-in-One £35 (Expired)HP OfficeJet Pro 8730 All-in-One £25 (Expired)HP OfficeJet Pro Trade-In Link (Expires 31/10/2017)
h41201.www4.hp.com/AdL…/1/
Links are broken, search for "HP Global Promotions" first link then go to Trade-In
Best offer is to buy the HP 8720, the differences are:
8730
- 2400 x 1200 print quality (lesser than 8720 model that has 4800 x 1200 resolution)
- Faster CPU at 1.2 Ghz (8720 model 600 Mhz)
- Document Printing from USB
- single-pass, two-sided automatic ADF for scanning (Quicker and less wear)
8740 (Inc. 8730)Remember to claim your warranty by registering
Claim 3 year warranty
h41201.www4.hp.com/WMC…ts/
Links are broken, search for "HP OfficeJet 3 Warranty" first link
I've purchased directly from HP Store (Got Work Discount) have bad experience with eBuyer with their services but they are the cheapest available seller. I do not know if this promotion is for re-seller only, I will update this post when my trade-in gone through.
All comments (95)
£100 trade-in is better, if you can't find a useless printer than £50 cashback is easier.
Copy and paste as the trade doubler screws it
Correct, however the highest no of pages you can go for is 300/month, their 'frequent plan'. Instant Ink does not cater to office-type workflows, they will lose a lot of money that way.
instantink.hpconnected.com/uk/…n/r
You can cancel at any time and your sub will end at the end of that month (so cancel after first month and sub will terminate within the free 2 months).
You can use code FREEINK to get an extra free month, it will stack with any free months that come with the printer. If you know anyone that is an existing subscriber you can ask them (not allowed on forum threads) for a referral code and get another extra month. Easiest way is to enter these during printer setup and instant ink setup.
If you get the printer its definitely worth singing up for instant ink and rinsing the free months. Depending on how much you print and what you print it can still work out competitive against buying carts once the trial expires. For example if you print lots of full colour pages and will roughly hit the plan page limit, its worth considering. If you print text/black and white predominantly and won't use up the plan pages, probably not worth it.
HP Setup cartridges
Black: ~800
Cyan/yellow/magenta: ~490
HP 953
Black: ~1000
Cyan/yellow/magenta: 700
HP 953XL
Black: ~2000
Cyan/yellow/magenta: 1600
HP 957XL
Black: ~3000
You may not even get new cartridge sent if you do not hit the low level ink requirement when printing with the starter pack. If you are planning to use the HP Instant Ink subscription, there are 3 packages
£1.99/month
50 pages
£3.49/month
100 pages
£7.99/month
300 pages
You can end the subscription at any time
Its worth bearing in mind the instant ink carts will be disabled once your subscription ends. From what I understand your starter carts will become instant ink carts, therefore it may be worth rinsing them until they are almost empty before signing up for the trial. I don't believe theres any way to sign up without an active cart in the printer, but I didn't look to hard as wasn't too bothered about the starter carts.