Customer Reviews for Staples - 8.5" x 14" Multipurpose Paper, 20 lbs., 96 Brightness, 500/Ream - White
Customer Rating
5
Great Paper Deal
on April 29, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
Love when Staples does the rebate on paper. In today's economic crises it is nice to know that stores can help by offering some rebates. Staples is the very very best on rebates.
This was a well thought out purchase. I considered multiple different brands from a variety of different suppliers. I looked at hp hammermill and several other popular name brands. I also went back and forth on whether to select white bright white recycled (with varying % of recycled material). Then I considered the weight of the paper I didn't want too heavy or too thick. I print resume's for interview purposes. Ultimately the decision became very clear to me. The Staples brand multipurpose was the best deal and includes a rebate
The product is great for our business. We use it for a variety of things including handouts and customer instructions for after best results after cleaning.
I was able to get this case free with a coupon and an easy rebate. You cannot beat the price of free! This paper has been great because due to the low price we are able to print items as many times as needed to have the best presentation for our clients. It also is not a glossy paper so it allows us to mark it up with pencil pen and / or marker without smudging or smearing. It shows up just fine for future note purposes. This is a wonderful product for everyday printing. I would recommend it. Especially with a rebate!
I have used many various types of paper. As of today this paper is comparable with some of the highest grades of paper used by me to this date. For the price you can not beat the price that I was able to make my purchase. I brought my case of paper at 50% off the regular price. Wow!!! what a savings. Not only was this price available in the store Staples offered the same price online. And Staples also offered free delivery with their online purchases. As a small business owner and operator savings is a big word in my vocabulary.