HP Australia to compensate 2,000 printer customers

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HP Australia to compensate 2,000 printer customers
1:34 / May 3, 2018

ACCC has told HP PPS Australia to compensate customers who purchased its printers without being told they contained technology that did not allow for non-HP ink cartridges to be used in them. Read more: https://zd.net/2rgUwFH

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HP Australia to compensate 2,000 printer customers ACCC has told HP PPS Australia to compensate customers who purchased its printers without being told they contained technology that did not allow for non-HP ink cartridges to be used in them. Read more: https://zd.net/2rgUwFH
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