I needed to buy the HP 8600 Plus Printer which shows online at $229.99 at Office Depot. When I went in store today, it rang up as $179.99 ($120 Instant Savings - Normally $299.99).
I then asked them to honor the Staples $50 coupon which is not only legit but also available on Staples app for downloading and proving it is real!
man I felt special a few months ago when I got this with my $200 HP credit from the HP $120 deal they cancelled... that $200 credit off of the $299 HP website price made it a $100 printer with free shipping and I felt like a rockstar but you just blew that deal out of the water!
Well done OP!
Wads
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 12:14a
great deal, still have some of the 8500s when they were free ar, after trade ins
atwnsw said: Thanks to Sully78 for partial credit!
I needed to buy the HP 8600 Plus Printer which shows online at $229.99 at Office Depot. When I went in store today, it rang up as $179.99 ($120 Instant Savings - Normally $299.99).
I then asked them to honor the Staples $50 coupon which is not only legit but also available on Staples app for downloading and proving it is real!
P.S. If you don't have a printer to trade-in, just remember that Craigslist is your friend. Based on the FAQ and this http://www.hp.com/united-states/tradein/promo/laserjet2/pdf/tias-fall2012-eligible-products.pdf, it shows the trade-in is $50 for HP printer and $25 for non-HP printer. Where does it say is $25 *additional* trade-in for non-HP printer?
TIA
atwnsw
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 7:10a
confused200 said: atwnsw said: Thanks to Sully78 for partial credit!
I needed to buy the HP 8600 Plus Printer which shows online at $229.99 at Office Depot. When I went in store today, it rang up as $179.99 ($120 Instant Savings - Normally $299.99).
I then asked them to honor the Staples $50 coupon which is not only legit but also available on Staples app for downloading and proving it is real!
P.S. If you don't have a printer to trade-in, just remember that Craigslist is your friend. Based on the FAQ and this http://www.hp.com/united-states/tradein/promo/laserjet2/pdf/tias... it shows the trade-in is $50 for HP printer and $25 for non-HP printer. Where does it say is $25 *additional* trade-in for non-HP printer?
TIA
If you go to the link in my original post for HP Trade In Rebate and complete the form, it shows $75 at the end. Doesn't matter what you put in as a Trade-In, the key is what you buy?
But you are right that your form indicates a different price.
It may be worth a phone call to clarify since their site shows 2 different answers....
HighTechnology
Senior Member
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 7:27a
HP did a poor job of laying out the Non-HP amounts on the PDF by not indicating that they were additional amounts.
If you read the terms and conditions from the link on the right side of the rebate site, you'll see that the promotion offers a base Cash Back, plus an incremental amount for trading a non-HP printer.
Most importantly, as stated above, if you get a quote from the site on trading a non-HP inkjet printer for the 8600 plus, you'll get a quote of $75.
Shrome
Member
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 8:55a
The coupon is for 8600 Pro not for 8600 Plus...how did you get them to use that on Plus... I know my store will never let me use that... They are very attentive to details when it comes to Staples.
lion00999
Happy Member
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 9:19a
Shrome said: The coupon is for 8600 Pro not for 8600 Plus...how did you get them to use that on Plus... I know my store will never let me use that... They are very attentive to details when it comes to Staples. The ymmv gets bigger ..
lion00999
Happy Member
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 9:23a
Shrome said: The coupon is for 8600 Pro not for 8600 Plus...how did you get them to use that on Plus... I know my store will never let me use that... They are very attentive to details when it comes to Staples.
Looks like the pro and the plus are the same thing....the printers name is HP officejwt pro 8600 plus.....
Beckles
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 9:41a
Looks like there are three models on Staples website:
HP® Officejet Pro 8600 e-All-in-One Printer $199.99 list price ($189.99 currently), this is the item the coupon is for (Staples Item 366000) HP® Officejet Pro 8600 Plus e-All-in-One Printer $299.99 list price ($289.99 currently) HP® Officejet Pro 8600 Premium e-All-in-One Printer $399.99 list price ($389.99 currently)
So the OP got them to apply the coupon to the Plus, which the Staples coupon is not for, so definitely a YMMV situation.
ckalvoda22
New Member
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 9:57a
His receipt says it is the pro model
96919
Greedy Member
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 10:33a
Quack quack.
ssstamper
Senior Member
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 10:37a
confused200 said: atwnsw said: Thanks to Sully78 for partial credit!
I needed to buy the HP 8600 Plus Printer which shows online at $229.99 at Office Depot. When I went in store today, it rang up as $179.99 ($120 Instant Savings - Normally $299.99).
I then asked them to honor the Staples $50 coupon which is not only legit but also available on Staples app for downloading and proving it is real!
P.S. If you don't have a printer to trade-in, just remember that Craigslist is your friend. Based on the FAQ and this http://www.hp.com/united-states/tradein/promo/laserjet2/pdf/tias... it shows the trade-in is $50 for HP printer and $25 for non-HP printer. Where does it say is $25 *additional* trade-in for non-HP printer?
TIA
I filled out the online form using a brother printer got : Unit rebate: $ 75.00
jerry2003
Happy Member
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 11:52a
No.
HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus e-All-In-One Printer, Copier, Scanner, Fax Item # 527134
So that is a Pro 8600 Plus model. Those HP printers have weird names.
ckalvoda22 said: His receipt says it is the pro model
sommerjt
Thrifty Member
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 12:57p
If you believe in honesty read this line for the HP rebate
Trade-in proof-of-ownership requirements
The end-user must warrant that all trade-in equipment has been owned by the end-user for at least one year and has been used in the end-user's business in the previous year.
elkantoquad
New Member
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 6:46p
just tried it, no go at my local
Buddhatown
Broke Member
posted: Oct. 26, 2012 @ 8:56p
Mine rang up at 149. Got the 50 off via Staples coupon with no problem. Didnt even blink. 99 + tax OTD. Great Deal.
bystander
New Member
posted: Oct. 27, 2012 @ 7:14p
I have an EPSON Worforce 610 for trade in, do not see that as an option as model for inkjet or multifunction. Does that mean I cannot apply for the HP trade in offer?
I was able to get the printer from OD for 179.99 - 50 Staples coupon.
Thanks in advance for your help.
htaddicted
Member
posted: Oct. 27, 2012 @ 9:20p
Just came back from OD and I saw two different printers. The one for 149.99 is for the 8600 Pro model and 179.99 is for the Plus model. So no they are not the same and only Plus and Premier qualifies for the rebate.
Edit: Thanks OP for awesome deal. Had old canon printer collecting dust so this should be good replacement inkjet.
AustinJunk
Member
posted: Oct. 27, 2012 @ 11:14p
Confirm price $179 at Office Depot, OD does have number rebate too Costco has similar price too
190rev
Loyal Member
posted: Oct. 27, 2012 @ 11:19p
Good luck with the ink this thing will engorge itself on, and also the HP built in time bomb that renders the cartridges useless no matter how much ink they still have in them.
cwashizawa
New Member
posted: Oct. 28, 2012 @ 12:14a
The price per page is very low for this inkjet, on par with a laser.
kimgkimg
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Oct. 29, 2012 @ 1:20p
Beckles said: Looks like there are three models on Staples website:
HP® Officejet Pro 8600 e-All-in-One Printer $199.99 list price ($189.99 currently), this is the item the coupon is for (Staples Item 366000) HP® Officejet Pro 8600 Plus e-All-in-One Printer $299.99 list price ($289.99 currently) HP® Officejet Pro 8600 Premium e-All-in-One Printer $399.99 list price ($389.99 currently)
So the OP got them to apply the coupon to the Plus, which the Staples coupon is not for, so definitely a YMMV situation.
Was over at Office Depot and there are definitely three different models: Pro, Pro Plus, and Premium. According to the program details sheet at HP, the rebate deal is only on the Pro Plus and Premium models.
Hmm, is this a good printer to keep for occasional color/photo printing or will the ink expire or dry out if not used for 2 months at a time? I'm thinking of just printing couple of pictures every two months just to keep the ink intact. Already have laser for BW printing.
kimgkimg
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Oct. 30, 2012 @ 12:51p
htaddicted said: Hmm, is this a good printer to keep for occasional color/photo printing or will the ink expire or dry out if not used for 2 months at a time? I'm thinking of just printing couple of pictures every two months just to keep the ink intact. Already have laser for BW printing.
Yeah I've never had much luck with inkjets for this very reason. I don't print in color enough and when I want to, then I find the heads have clogged. I ended up going with a color laserjet for general printing, and for photo prints, I send the file over to Costco or WalMart to have them printed on their Fuji photo printers.
peepsiemom
Senior Member
posted: Nov. 1, 2012 @ 8:23p
sommerjt said: If you believe in honesty read this line for the HP rebate
Trade-in proof-of-ownership requirements
The end-user must warrant that all trade-in equipment has been owned by the end-user for at least one year and has been used in the end-user's business in the previous year.
What's your point? Are you only referring to buying a used printer (like from Craigslist) just to trade-in?
peepsiemom
Senior Member
posted: Nov. 1, 2012 @ 8:26p
kimgkimg said: htaddicted said: Hmm, is this a good printer to keep for occasional color/photo printing or will the ink expire or dry out if not used for 2 months at a time? I'm thinking of just printing couple of pictures every two months just to keep the ink intact. Already have laser for BW printing.
Yeah I've never had much luck with inkjets for this very reason. I don't print in color enough and when I want to, then I find the heads have clogged. I ended up going with a color laserjet for general printing, and for photo prints, I send the file over to Costco or WalMart to have them printed on their Fuji photo printers.
Interesting but WHY are you telling your story to us? If you don't want the deal, don't do the deal. Your personal issues and which printers are used by WalMart are irrelevant to us.
peepsiemom
Senior Member
posted: Nov. 2, 2012 @ 11:05a
This printer (PRO model) is $149 (before coupons) at Staples starting Sunday. Thus, this thread and all the maneuvering are irrelevant.
peepsiemom
Senior Member
posted: Nov. 2, 2012 @ 11:14a
htaddicted said: Just came back from OD and I saw two different printers. The one for 149.99 is for the 8600 Pro model and 179.99 is for the Plus model. So no they are not the same and only Plus and Premier qualifies for the rebate.
Edit: Thanks OP for awesome deal. Had old canon printer collecting dust so this should be good replacement inkjet.
Incorrect, there is no "rebate" only a trade in. ALL printers, all brands, models, are eligible for trade in. You get more money from HP if your trade-in is NOT HP.
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