Customer reviews from Staples
TRU RED - 8.5" x 11" Multipurpose Paper, 20 lbs., 96 Brightness, 500 Sheets/Ream, 8 Reams/Carton - White
Average customer rating
4.6
(46,061 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 46,061 reviews
5 Stars
32,944
4 Stars
9,929
3 Stars
1,961
2 Stars
507
1 Star
720
97%of customers recommend this product.
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189 out of
195)
Customer Reviews for TRU RED - 8.5" x 11" Multipurpose Paper, 20 lbs., 96 Brightness, 500 Sheets/Ream, 8 Reams/Carton - White
Posted by: Anonymous
Verified Purchase:Yes
Got great deal on 5 ream pack.
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Posted by: DIANE B.
Verified Purchase:Yes
I appreciated the lower price of the paper by buying 5 reams in a box. It is good quality paper for a good price.
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Posted by: DONNA J.
Verified Purchase:Yes
Never shopped here until I came to Harlem...live this store..
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Posted by: N.H.
Verified Purchase:Yes
Great product! Great price! Always exceptional service!
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Posted by: ROBERT Z.
Verified Purchase:Yes
Quality paper at a very reasonable price.
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Posted by: F.H.
Verified Purchase:Yes
Great product and pricing.
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Posted by: R.R.
Verified Purchase:Yes
We don't do a .deal of printing but the price for the 5 pack was right and we had a $5.00 coupon. It was a good deal.
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Posted by: B.W.
Verified Purchase:Yes
The copy paper is a good quality paper. The only problem is the advertising. The trademark "Tru Red" is misleading. It gives the impression that the paper is colored red and is not white. What does the trade mark "Tru Red" mean to the customer besides it being red in color? I returned the box back to Staples and ask the customer service people to open the box to see what color is the paper. If it was obvious they would not have opened the box and removed the inner ream wrapper. The paper it turns out was white. Maybe the trademark should read "Tru White" instead of "Tru Red". Does that make sense?
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