EXPIRED Deskjet 3050a wireless printer £25

squaredoggy1

Just seen this in HDUK - price is delivered, put one in basket and then went through quido and logged back hope the 6% works!

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/deskjet-3050a-e-one-printer-25-delivered-free-direct-from-hp-features-eprint-airprint-1107070

Refill cartridges here if U don't want 2 use originals although they are cheap at £14 a set.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230678125915&category=101325&_trksid=p5197.c0.m619

Easy, wireless and mobile printing, supplied direct from HP.
most importantly the replacement hp carts are only £14 for a full set.compats are even cheaper... so the running costs are very low.

Enjoy speeds equivalent to a laser printer with up to 5.5 pages/min black, 4 colour
Large 60-sheet input and 25-sheet output tray
Share the performance across multiple PCs or notebooks using built-in wireless connectivity
Produce everyday documents with laser-quality text with up to 4800 x 1200 optimised dpi
Print from any mobile device – anywhere, anytime – directly to your all-in-1 with HP ePrint
Print emails, photos, web pages and more, direct from your iPad®, iPhone®, or iPod touch® with AirPrint™
Minimise your impact on the environment with this efficient, ENERGY STAR® qualified device
Get peace of mind with standard 1-year limited hardware warranty.

clarabella23

I've got this printer, I've found it brilliant. Wireless is reliable, and it's very quick.

Lugh_Chronain

Just noticed this on HUKD as well:

HP 301 Combo-pack Black/Tri-colour Ink Cartridges (CR340EE) £10 at HP Store. Official ink as well. (thanks to S23 for posting)

missladyannie

Thanks i've just ordered one, have been on the lookout for a cheap wireless printer!

Picasso7

Is this safe? I have bought one, using PayPal to limit the damage, but if I clear history and try to log into the HP site via Quidco, it says it doesn't know me. Am I going to the wrong HP site? Am a bit anxious now... HP customer services is closed today...

david39

Thanks squaredoggy1

I can confirm that I did the same as you - followed your link - placed item in the basket - Saved the basket and logged out.
Went into Quidco - through to the HP site and recovered my basket which still had the printer in it and bought it.
Have checked back through Quidco and the sale has been tracked by them so got the extra discount.

david39

Picasso 7
Logging into the HP site and finding the printer on their normal sales page only brings up the option to buy it at £39 - their January Sale Price.

The OP has found another way into the site to buy it cheaper - just follow the instructions on my post above to get it at £25 less the Quidco cashback.

Picasso7

david39 wrote: »

Picasso 7
Logging into the HP site and finding the printer on their normal sales page only brings up the option to buy it at £39 - their January Sale Price.

The OP has found another way into the site to buy it cheaper - just follow the instructions on my post above to get it at £25 less the Quidco cashback.

Thanks. I've done that. When I first went back to HP from Quidco, I could access my account. But now I have cleared the history and tried again, I am unable to access my account. And when I ask it to tell me my password again, it tells me my username is unregistered, although I have TWO e-mails (registered twice, once via quidco link and once via the HDUK link) confirming my user name and saying: '[FONT=&quot]Your password, if not already received, will shortly be sent to you in a separate email. For security, please keep your user name and password confidential.' But no further e-mail has arrived and I am unable to find a HP website which accepts my username. For these reasons I am anxious about whether this is a genuine link and would be very reassured if someone else who has followed the HDUK link can delete their browsing history and can still access their account.

I am presuming that paying with PayPal has given me protection, but am feeling a bit paranoid...!!
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david39

Picasso 7

I have tried to emulate your problem by clearing my cookies and then going to the HP website and logging in and have had no trouble in doing so.

I have no suggestion as to a solution other than contacting HP by other means and explaining the problem.

cool-dog

HP wrote: »

These HP Terms and Conditions of Online and Phone Sales (the "Terms") apply to orders submitted by you to HP either online or over the phone for products and services available in the HP Employee Purchase Program website (the "HP EPP Store"). This HP EPP Store is intended as an HP sponsored benefit for eligible HP employees. Any non-HP employees who access this site should instead use the HP Store website at http://www.hp.com/uk/hpstore. The HP EPP Store is intended for you to purchase HP products for your own personal use. Abuse of the HP EPP Store may result in corrective action according to local HP policy and procedures and recovery of any discount that has been misapplied, including without limitation where products are purchased for resale. HP reserves the right to request additional information in regard to purchases from the HP EPP Store and to confirm the identification of the employee making the purchase. The EPP details and pricing information are considered HP Confidential and are governed by HP’s Standards of Business Conduct. The EPP is governed by HP’s Global Employee Data Privacy Policy.

The terms and conditions from the HP website, the website this offer is on is for HP staff, so you probably will not get this at this price.

Picasso7

That is really helpful. Thank you very much, both of you. Will phone HP in the morning and see what happens... At least it isn't a scam site, so I am peaceful again!