HP is pushing for people to adopt a subscription model for their printing needs.

Recently, HP made a big announcement that caught the attention of many people. On February 29, they launched a subscription service for their printers. This service allows customers to rent a printer and have a certain number of pages to print each month. In addition, HP will also send ink to subscribers on a monthly basis for a fee. The cost of this service varies depending on the printer model and the number of pages allotted. For example, you can get an HP Envy model and 20 pages for as low as $6.99 a month, or an HP Officejet Pro model and 700 pages for $35.99 a month.

Some people have expressed their frustration with this new service. One Twitter user, Hennifer Dopez, shared that they feel stuck in a "360 deal" with HP and the ink for their printer. They mentioned that if they were to cancel the monthly subscription, they would have to pay a whopping $100 for ink. Another user,

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