Customer Reviews for TRU RED - 8.5" x 11" Copy Paper, 20 lbs., 92 Brightness, 500 Sheets/Ream, 1 Reams/Carton - White
Customer Rating
5
Staples paper OK
on March 12, 2015
Posted by: Paula K.
My wife is a coupon fanatic. I need to keep buying paper so thatshe can print more coupons so thatI can buy more paper. Somehow I don't think I am ever going to get off this merry go round. Oh well at least Staples makes it affordable and their easy rebate program takes the hassles out of rebate submissions. It also saves the $0.49 us postal cost.
We like the smaller size case to buy for the library due to storage space. This paper always gives us great copies and prints. We have gotten no complaints about the paper from our patrons. We have tried other paper and we come back to Staples paper.
I always buy this paper when it is on sale whether we need it or not. I just stockpile it because it works perfectly in all of my office machines. Our desktop printers are 20 year old HP lasers and we very seldom have a paper jam. We also have a 4 year old Kyocera (it's nickname is "Monster") that does everything. it holds six reams of 8 1/2 x 11 paper in one cassette. We very seldom have paper jams in it. The paper is a nice white so we use it to print letterhead and internal presentations. I highly recommend it to any one looking for a good inexpensive paper.
I ordered this paper when it was buy two get a third free as we knew we had some major printing jobs coming up. Part of my job responsibilities include researching office products prices and finding the best prices I can. I often turn to Staples for excellent prices. While I will sometimes order a higher brightness paper the jobs that are/were upcoming did not require that making this paper a good choice and an economical choice for us. We have never had a problem with Staples brand paper jamming in any of our three copiers and have always been pleased with our purchases.
Can't beat a deal like this! The paper is almost free after the rebate. They used to send a check for the rebate but it is now a prepaid visa card. Oh well it's still money.