Paper is fine. To obtain the rebate which is offered is another story. The rebate receipt was printed at the end of the roll of paper in the computer. So the numbers were not readable. I tried to apply for the rebate on-line but was denied so I returned to the store and after waiting about ½ hour the man did give me a print-out of the needed numbers etc. We now wait for 8-11 weeks. I question---Is this worth the $2 rebate?
This is one of the highest quality papers I can find for the price add in the rebates offered by Staples and you can't beat the quality or the price. It comes in handy when you have online coupons that need to be printed. The paper is high quality but at a price that just about everyone can afford. It is high enough quality to write letters but cheap enough your kids or grandkids can use it draw picture to send to friends. Light enough weight to hang their masterpieces on your refrigerator.
I use a lot of paper for miscellaneous projects - copies of documents for the non-profit I am treasurer for copies of coupons lists to share with friends projects for children at my church etc. Whenever I see a deal on 'free' paper - I go for it. This offer came at a time when I wasn't really 'out' of paper but hey - buy two get one free - perfect! If you're looking for thick quality business paper this isn't it - but for most of what I do it's perfect. Now - if I could only find enough space to store the extra reams!