I'm a tax counselor/preparer for AARP's TaxAide program a free all volunteer service that assists low and moderate income people with their income tax. We run through a lot of paper every tax season; from six or seven pages minimum up to 20 pages or more per taxpayer. Whenever Staples runs a "free ream" or one cent sale (after rebate) I jump on it. AARP supports the program but we run on a tight budget so low cost paper is a huge help. Last week I bought four reams and will be getting a rebate check for $31.92 soon. If Staples financial department is reading this check with your tax expert to see if you can claim a $31.92 deduction for a charitable donation. Oh right the paper. It's good sturdy stuff takes the ink very well a nice bright white color exactly 8 1/2 X 11 and to my memory we've never had a paper jam in any of our printers. I recommend it.
My company uses Staples Multipurpose Paper 8 1/2" x 11" Case by the pallet and I also buy it to support the daycare that our children attended for several years. From my experience it is a superior quality paper. All the sheets of paper in the ream and/or case are identical and consistent (i.e. no pockets or patches of inferior quality sheets of paper within the ream or case). If there are paper jams in our printers are work it's usually because of the printer needing to be serviced not because of the paper. I would recommend Staples Multipurpose Paper to anyone and everyone.