I'm really disappointed with Staples' index cards because they're too thin! They just don't feel right. I go through a lot of index cards every day so it won't be too long before I'll need another 500 of them but I won't be buying them again from Staples. Do any of the executives who run Staples understand what that means? It means I have yet another good reason for not visiting a Staples when I need something for my office. Why is it that you don't seem to understand that when you lower the quality of something so simple as an index card you create a disincentive for people like me (a.k.a. "one of your customers") to shop there? One benefit of all this is that if I do visit Staples there's hardly a checkout line anymore! Then when I walk out I can say "That was easy!" Right?
I was a bit surprised how thin they are. They’re not nearly as thick and sturdy as notecards I’ve had in years past. But they do the job and the price was excellent.
Those index cards are what I had needed for a long time. I used up all my white cards so I had to resort to using non-preferred colored ones. Really the white ones were a life saver!