We purchased the ream of Staples Copy Paper 8 1/2" x 11" while in the store having some copy and editing done on a church project. It was a very important piece in a three-year campaign to raise growth funds for the church which is quickly out-growing its current location. The church "explodes" in the winter -- with winter visitors -- from a regular congregation size of about 100 to a record 268 (two services) this month (January). The max seating in the church sanctuary is 200; 120 - 200 in the fellowship hall (depending on the arrangement -- banquet or theater). Our church is "land bound;" meaning it can not expand in size north south east or west; by county edict. And that includes no parking addition. Our church synod says that once your facility seating/parking reaches 80% capacity people may come the first time but will probably not return. We are there with few options but to stop growing (not good for a church mission) or close the doors from negative reaction to crowding or no parking. Our summer regulars and winter visitors have opted to make the effort to pay off the current mortgage look for another site building or build in order to expand staff provide suitable space for offices Bible study and Sunday school classes and expanded parking and outdoor activity spaces.
I print a lot and this paper is better than the big name companies. I will continue to buy the Staples brand of paper. Thanks for making a quality product!
The box the paper comes in was pretty torn up when it was delivered but the paper quality is fine. I use this for monthly reports for clients and other everyday uses. Good value for the money.
I like Staples brand paper. It doesn't jam in the printers or the fax machine and it holds both ink and toner without running. With the price of paper continually going up we need economical sources because let's face it every office out there uses paper. Plus since there'll never be a 'paperless' society (we could never go through the day without having a hard copy to look at when necessary) we'll always need a less expensive paper to purchase. After all paper doesn't grow on trees...