Customer Reviews for Staples - 11" x 17" Copy Paper, 20 lbs., 92 Brightness, 500 Sheets/Ream (190450) - White
Customer Rating
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Staples Copy Paper
on October 29, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
The store Display indicated a price of $9.95 and I had a Coupon indicating the final cost would be $4.00. However I actually paid $26.95 minus an $8 95 discount. I have not been able to get a satisfactory explanation of all this to date. Additionally I have not received an online Receipt and cannot return this item with the Store Receipt I received.!
VERY GOOD QUALITY COPY PAPER. WORKS WELL IN OUR PRINTERS AND COPY MACHINE. I LIKE THE SMALLER SIZE 5-REAMS OF PAPER TO HANDLE BUT WE DO RE-USE THE BOXES THAT THE 10 OR 8 REAMS COME IN.
I purchased the 5-ream case because of the great rebate. And there were plenty of them in the store. But when I opened the plastic covering I found out that 2 of the packages were already "ripped" maybe someone threw them or something but the top 10 sheets were wrinkled on the top and bottom of each ream. I think that something more solid might be better. I usually only purchase one-ream at a time. At least I know what the condition of the paper is when I purchase one at a time.
When asked about an opinion of this deal. The deal is a fantastic deal. Where can you buy 5-reams of paper with a discount and a rebate and pay about $4.00. That's less than a dollar a ream. Now that is inexpensive. I dont run a business. I use my printer for personal use only. It will probably be six months before I need paper again. Before I run out of paper Staples will run another advertisement for paper again. Tat's when I will buy paper again. Any time I need any office type supplies Staples is where I always go. They are very convienient to get to. If I don't have the time to pick it up. They can always deliver my supplies to me. As far as I am concerned. Staples is number one. :)
Haven't opened this case yet but I feel comfortable in rating it since I have used Staple's paper for ever. The quality of the paper is good and can be used for anything. (I wouldn't use it for a resume because you can get great resume paper at Staples).