HP has agreed to settle the HP Inkjet Printer class action lawsuits by providing coupons worth $2 to $6 to class members. Claim on hpinkjetprintersettlement.com.
A 7-years old dispute comes to an end as a California federal judge has approved HP Inkjet Printer class action settlement. The HP Inkjet Printer Settlement includes three different class action lawsuits alleging similar claims against the Hewlett-Packard Company (HP). All the three lawsuits claimed that HP misled consumers about its inkjet printer ink cartridges and when they needed to be replaced. HP refuses these claims but agreed to settle the lawsuits.
Plaintiffs filed these action lawsuits against HP in 2007. The first lawsuit claimed the company misled customers to believe that they needed to replace their ink cartridges before they were empty. The second lawsuit alleged HP did not informed consumers that its certain HP color inkjet printers use color ink from ink cartridges to print black and white text whereas the last lawsuit claimed the HP disclosed information regarding the expiration dates in its inkjet printers and cartridges.
As part of the settlement, the company will provide coupons worth between $2 and $6. The company will also stop using some of its pop-up messages showing an image of an ink gauge and provide additional information regarding the printer ink cartridges through the packaging, user manuals, interfaces and the HP website.
Until now, only this information is available regarding the HP Inkjet Printer Settlement 2014. We will update we will update the information as soon as it will be available on the official settlement website (hpinkjetprintersettlement.com).
A 7-years old dispute comes to an end as a California federal judge has approved HP Inkjet Printer class action settlement. The HP Inkjet Printer Settlement includes three different class action lawsuits alleging similar claims against the Hewlett-Packard Company (HP). All the three lawsuits claimed that HP misled consumers about its inkjet printer ink cartridges and when they needed to be replaced. HP refuses these claims but agreed to settle the lawsuits.
Plaintiffs filed these action lawsuits against HP in 2007. The first lawsuit claimed the company misled customers to believe that they needed to replace their ink cartridges before they were empty. The second lawsuit alleged HP did not informed consumers that its certain HP color inkjet printers use color ink from ink cartridges to print black and white text whereas the last lawsuit claimed the HP disclosed information regarding the expiration dates in its inkjet printers and cartridges.
As part of the settlement, the company will provide coupons worth between $2 and $6. The company will also stop using some of its pop-up messages showing an image of an ink gauge and provide additional information regarding the printer ink cartridges through the packaging, user manuals, interfaces and the HP website.
Until now, only this information is available regarding the HP Inkjet Printer Settlement 2014. We will update we will update the information as soon as it will be available on the official settlement website (hpinkjetprintersettlement.com).
I have used HP printers exclusivly. Yet I NEVER recieved notice about any class action suit!
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