When bargain ink is no bargain at all, HP offers Ink Amnesty

I admit it: I look for bargains. I've tried the generic brands in the supermarket. I once trusted a friend's recommendation that retread tires were just as good as the original brand name tires that came with a new car.That budget buy resulted in a blowout in the middle of the Mohave Desert with near-disastrous results. And I've haven't made a trade-off like that since. I learned the hard way that what may seem like a bargain is often no bargain at all -- especially when it fails to deliver as
promised. Or doesn't last as long as the original. Or, frankly, it just isn't as good. That's aggravating, I know. We've heard from customers who thought they found a good deal with a cheap ink alternative, but who ended up disappointed. Instead of saving money, these folks have to spend more to replace the inks that caused smudges, leaks and failures. If you've had a blowout with bargain ink, HP wants you to know that you are not alone. There is a safe haven from smudges, leaks and failures. It's called HP Ink Amnesty.