Customer Reviews for TRU RED - 8.5" x 11" Multipurpose Paper, 20 lbs., 96 Brightness, 500 Sheets/Ream, 5 Reams/Carton - White
Customer Rating
4
Enough to Last All Year.
on October 23, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
I love the price of this case and the Pre-Paid Visa that you get as a Rebate can be used anywhere Visa is accepted. You can't beat that. This amount of paper will last us all year long. Can't wait for the next one.
This works well in my home computer and one at church. I buy it several times a year when it is a great price with rebates and rewards. I donate what I or my adult children's families don't need to my church local public school or my grandchildren's schools. I also look for half-price deals on colored printing paper and buy it to donate to the same people. Sometimes I pull out some of assorted colors put it in gallon plastic bags to give to my grandchildren or other children as gifts. They are thrilled with a gift 50 colored sheets that only cost me 50 cents. I have heard that teachers even in public schools do not receive all the supplies they need and subsequently personally spend $3000 on average out of their pocket to meet their student's needs. My church has partnered with our local public schools to provide extra supplies including boxes of paper.
I just bought a laptop and was educated and helped by Tyler in the Greer SC store. I felt sure that I bought the right one and am very happy with it. He seemed to know a lot about computers and how to help me get the one that would serve my needs without overspending by getting stuff that wasn't necessary. He was pleasant and the others in the store were as well. I prefer Staples over the similar stores because I get what I need and I love the coupon offers.
The Staples multipurpose paper quality is great for everyday printing and you can't beat the price. I like the weight and brightness of the paper. Even though it is inexpensive it does not have a cheap look or feel to it. I always buy this paper when they are offering a rebate or it is on sale which is pretty often. The only time I use a different type of paper is for photos and cards. I've been using the Staples multipurpose paper for years and I have always been happy with the quality of it.
As a writer I consider paper to be a playground where sometimes magic happens. It doesn't matter where you buy it -- although I assume I get a good price from Staples. If you need fancy paper it's one thing but if you're printing out a page of your passwords or a recipe for a friend all you need is basic copy paper. Which this is.