I normally use Staples Multipurpose Paper but this time I was lucky enough to get it on special as an Easy Rebate which essentially gave it to me free. I don't see how you can get a better price than that! Staples Multipurpose Paper is nicely white with no yellowish look and it is heavy enough that the ink does not leak through or weaken the paper. Also Staples Multipurpose Paper is not so heavy that my antique printer has a problem picking it out of the tray. Between the price and the quality of Staples Multipurpose Paper I don't feel guilty if I boo boo and need to print it over.
I original wanted to reorder the multipurpose paper pack for inkjet and copiers. But I ordered this one by mistake as I got confused online by these paper items single pack or multiple pack. I was slightly disappointed to find that the paper is thinner than the other one but turns out my printer prints quite sharp on this paper so I accepted my mistake.
I really do like the Staples Multipurpose Paper. It is not a real thin paper it is strong enough to with stand any printing job that you have. The paper has to be good enough to stand up to my grandchildren drawing and coloring on it. I would recommend this paper to everyone I know. And if you watch the papers you can also find coupons for this paper and you can get it for free with mail in rebates. That makes it sure enough a real good reason to at least give it a try. Staples put this paper on sale a lot.
Go back to the old points system rewards program where you get $$$ taken off at the cash register. This new system stinks; it may save you a few bucks but it doesn't do much to build customer relations. I'm simply not induced to come into your store unless I really need something and then I'm not inclined to spend any more than necessary. Your image is changing. Staples used to be perceived as a economical place to shop. Even an exercise like this is ridiculous. I have to give you 400 characters to get 5 measly bonus points! Do I make my point? A. Peter A. Nutley NJ