International Nesties
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We bought an HP printer in Switzerland. Used it for the year we lived there. Then ended up packing it up with us when we moved back to the US.
We just use a plug adapter to turn it on here. But the ink ran out last week. I go to the store with just the model name and buy the ink cartridge that corresponds with it. Get home notice the numbers are different on the cartridge and think nothing of it. Put it in the printer and it say incompatible!
I guess HP printer ink is not universal! Never thought this would be a problem! So now we are stuck. FIL is coming to visit on Saturday and could bring some. But really it's just going to be a continual hassle.
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Isn't it just ridiculous?
I hope to live in a world where everything is integrated internationally. As if that'll ever happen.
ugh, that's annoying! I didn't even think that could be a problem. Good to know. They really do need to stop making things country/zone specific. I understand doing this for videos and games and such, but printer ink?... really?
I hope you can figure out a way to make it work and that it's as simple as what travelturtle suggested.