HP is serious about the fight against counterfeit products and keeping its customers safe from these types of products. HP always encourages reporting of any possible counterfeit activity.Businesses looking to save a quick buck on cartridges are today running a huge risk in buying a counterfeit cartridge. A counterfeit or fake cartridge is actually a regular refill or remain cartridge, but is packaged in a box that closely resembles genuine packaging and sold at a high price to suggest it is an original product. A customer can thus be easily deceived into paying a higher price, who believed the print cartridge to be a legitimate, original HP product.
Counterfeits not only result in poor quality prints which are unfit for consumption but might also result in serious damage to the printer hardware. They can hamper business productivity or in many cases, even hurt your business standing in the eyes of your customers.To protect and safeguard its customers, HP runs a Global Supplies Anti-Counterfeit Program (ACF) to raise awareness among partners, customers and local authorities, about when to become suspicious about the sale of counterfeit cartridges and how to report leads about counterfeits. In addition, the program ensures the stocks of HP wholesale and commercial partners are free from counterfeits by conducting random inspections and audits known as Channel Partner Anti-Counterfeit Audits.
The program routinely uncovers entities involved in re-packaging, manufacturing and distribution of counterfeit cartridges that are sold as HP products. The program has seized cartridges, packages, labels, machines and equipment worth over $180,000 in India in the last few months alone. Ten people were detained and follow-on investigations are in progress to identify the entities upstream suppliers and downstream customers.
The HP Mobile Authentication tool is an easy and safe way to authenticate an original HP cartridge. The Quick Response (QR) codes on the new HP cartridge packaging contain serial numbers to allow quick verification of product authenticity. Anyone who has camera-enabled and internet-connected smartphone, tablet or PC can scan the QR code. The code automatically leads to HPs special mobile authentication website, which then confirms that the cartridge is genuine. Customers can also download the HP eSupplies app, which is optimized for HP QR codes and HP Mobile Authentication and available for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch from the iTunes App Store. Customers who do not have a camera lens, you can validate HP security seals online by going to HP.com/go/ok and entering the serial number from #the seal. The cartridge can break down after just a few pages of printing and damage the printer. Add to this the hidden costs in paper wastage, or poor impression left on customers; and the costs of using fakes become a real worry for businesses. Although counterfeit cartridges are a big threat to all customers, fortunately they are easy to detect now. Customers can be careful and take some simple steps to protect themselves from picking a counterfeit cartridge:
Purchase your cartridges only from reputable and recognized retailers or retailers you can trust.
Be aware of products advertised as discontinued or second quality.
Avoid products marketed as locally made HP or a second quality HP HP doesnt make such products.
HP doesn't offer heavily discounted genuine print cartridges, so suspiciously low prices may be an indication that the cartridges for sale are counterfeit. If the price seems too good to be true, the cartridge probably isn't genuine.
Be wary of distrustfully low prices of the original cartridges; high discounts are indicative about cartridges for sale being counterfeit.
Examine cartridge packaging closely and be particularly cautious of resealed boxes and excessive glue as taping indicates the product may be fake.
The HP Cartridge Authentication feature offered for HP printers helps protect customers by checking and verifying the authenticity of each print cartridge installed in a printer.
All genuine HP print cartridges are packaged bearing the HP name and logo. The packaging should be undamaged and unopened. HP doesn't sell individual cartridges without standard outer wrapping or packaging and it places a security seal on the packaging of many of its cartridges so that it's easy to distinguish between genuine HP versus fake.
Customers simply need to submit the Counterfeit Incident Reporting Form from the link
http://www.hp.com/sbso/product/supplies/fraud_report.html
HP is serious about the fight against counterfeit products and keeping its customers safe fromthese types of products. HP always encourages reporting of any possible counterfeit activity.Businesses looking to save a quick buck on cartridges are today running a huge risk in buyinga counterfeit cartridge. A counterfeit or fake cartridge is actually a regular refill or remaincartridge, but is packaged in a box that closely resembles genuine packaging and sold at a highprice to suggest it is an original product. A customer can thus be easily deceived into paying ahigher price, who believed the print cartridge to be a legitimate, original HP product.Counterfeits not only result in poor quality prints which are unfit for consumption but might alsoresult in serious damage to the printer hardware. They can hamper business productivity or inmany cases, even hurt your business standing in the eyes of your customers.To protect and safeguard its customers, HP runs a Global Supplies Anti-Counterfeit Program(ACF) to raise awareness among partners, customers and local authorities, about when tobecome suspicious about the sale of counterfeit cartridges and how to report leads aboutcounterfeits. In addition, the program ensures the stocks of HP wholesale and commercialpartners are free from counterfeits by conducting random inspections and audits known asChannel Partner Anti-Counterfeit Audits.The program routinely uncovers entities involved in re-packaging, manufacturing anddistribution of counterfeit cartridges that are sold as HP products. The program has seizedcartridges, packages, labels, machines and equipment worth over $180,000 in India in the lastfew months alone. Ten people were detained and follow-on investigations are in progress toidentify the entities upstream suppliers and downstream customers.The HP Mobile Authentication tool is an easy and safe way to authenticate an original HPcartridge. The Quick Response (QR) codes on the new HP cartridge packaging contain serialnumbers to allow quick verification of product authenticity. Anyone who has camera-enabledand internet-connected smartphone, tablet or PC can scan the QR code. The code automaticallyleads to HPs special mobile authentication website, which then confirms that the cartridge isgenuine. Customers can also download the HP eSupplies app, which is optimized for HP QRcodes and HP Mobile Authentication and available for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch fromthe iTunes App Store. Customers who do not have a camera lens, you can validate HP securityseals online by going to HP.com/go/ok and entering the serial number from #the seal. Thecartridge can break down after just a few pages of printing and damage the printer. Add to thisthe hidden costs in paper wastage, or poor impression left on customers; and the costs of usingfakes become a real worry for businesses. Although counterfeit cartridges are a big threat toall customers, fortunately they are easy to detect now. Customers can be careful and take somesimple steps to protect themselves from picking a counterfeit cartridge:Purchase your cartridges only from reputable and recognized retailers orcan trust.Be aware of products advertised as discontinued or second quality.retailers youAvoid products marketed as locally made HP or a second quality HP HP doesntmake such products.HP doesn't offer heavily discounted genuine print cartridges, so suspiciously low pricesmay be an indication that the cartridges for sale are counterfeit. If the price seems too good to betrue, the cartridge probably isn't genuine.Be wary of distrustfully low prices of the original cartridges; high discounts areindicative about cartridges for sale being counterfeit.Examine cartridge packaging closely and be particularly cautious of resealed boxes andexcessive glue as taping indicates the product may be fake.The HP Cartridge Authentication feature offered for HP printers helps protect customersby checking and verifying the authenticity of each print cartridge installed in a printer.All genuine HP print cartridges are packaged bearing the HP name and logo. Thepackaging should be undamaged and unopened. HP doesn't sell individual cartridges withoutstandard outer wrapping or packaging and it places a security seal on the packaging of many ofits cartridges so that it's easy to distinguish between genuine HP versus fake.
HP is serious about the fight against counterfeit products and keeping its customers safe from these types of products. HP always encourages reporting of any possible counterfeit activity. Businesses looking to save a quick buck on cartridges are today running a huge risk in buying a counterfeit cartridge. A counterfeit or fake cartridge is actually a regular refill or remain cartridge, but is packaged in a box that closely resembles genuine packaging and sold at a high price to suggest it is an original product. A customer can thus be easily deceived into paying a higher price, who believed the print cartridge to be a legitimate, original HP product.
Counterfeits not only result in poor quality prints which are unfit for consumption but might also result in serious damage to the printer hardware. They can hamper business productivity or in many cases, even hurt your business standing in the eyes of your customers.To protect and safeguard its customers, HP runs a Global Supplies Anti-Counterfeit Program (ACF) to raise awareness among partners, customers and local authorities, about when to become suspicious about the sale of counterfeit cartridges and how to report leads about counterfeits. In addition, the program ensures the stocks of HP wholesale and commercial partners are free from counterfeits by conducting random inspections and audits known as Channel Partner Anti-Counterfeit Audits.
The program routinely uncovers entities involved in re-packaging, manufacturing and distribution of counterfeit cartridges that are sold as HP products. The program has seized cartridges, packages, labels, machines and equipment worth over $180,000 in India in the last few months alone. Ten people were detained and follow-on investigations are in progress to identify the entities upstream suppliers and downstream customers. The HP Mobile Authentication tool is an easy and safe way to authenticate an original HP cartridge. The Quick Response (QR) codes on the new HP cartridge packaging contain serial numbers to allow quick verification of product authenticity. Anyone who has camera-enabled and internet-connected smartphone, tablet or PC can scan the QR code. The code automatically leads to HPs special mobile authentication website, which then confirms that the cartridge is genuine. Customers can also download the HP eSupplies app, which is optimized for HP QR codes and HP Mobile Authentication and available for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch from the iTunes App Store. Customers who do not have a camera lens, you can validate HP security seals online by going to HP.com/go/ok and entering the serial number from #the seal. The cartridge can break down after just a few pages of printing and damage the printer. Add to this the hidden costs in paper wastage, or poor impression left on customers; and the costs of using fakes become a real worry for businesses. Although counterfeit cartridges are a big threat to all customers, fortunately they are easy to detect now. Customers can be careful and take some simple steps to protect themselves from picking a counterfeit cartridge:
Purchase your cartridges only from reputable and recognized retailers or retailers you can trust.
Be aware of products advertised as discontinued or second quality.
Avoid products marketed as locally made HP or a second quality HP HP doesnt make such products.
HP doesn't offer heavily discounted genuine print cartridges, so suspiciously low prices may be an indication that the cartridges for sale are counterfeit. If the price seems too good to be true, the cartridge probably isn't genuine.
Be wary of distrustfully low prices of the original cartridges; high discounts are indicative about cartridges for sale being counterfeit.
Examine cartridge packaging closely and be particularly cautious of resealed boxes and
excessive glue as taping indicates the product may be fake.
The HP Cartridge Authentication feature offered for HP printers helps protect customers by checking and verifying the authenticity of each print cartridge installed in a printer.
All genuine HP print cartridges are packaged bearing the HP name and logo. The
packaging should be undamaged and unopened. HP doesn't sell individual cartridges without standard outer wrapping or packaging and it places a security seal on the packaging of many of its cartridges so that it's easy to distinguish between genuine HP versus fake.
Customers simply need to submit the Counterfeit Incident Reporting Form from the link
>http://www.hp.com/sbso/product/supplies/fraud_report.html
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