I like all Staples brand products and the multipurpose copy paper is a mainstay in my office. It is a good quality bright white paper that refuses to get stuck in any printer. It also has a thicker "quality" feel.
This is the best paper we have used. It is jam-free the right thickness for laser printers and copiers acid-free and brighter than HP paper. We use it for everything from drafts to formal legal documents.
One questions the reason Staples promotes a product using a rebate as an incentive then makes the rebate process overly complicated and unnecessarily long. In claiming the rebate the purchaser must find three long numbers located on three different parts of the sales receipt while navigating the on-line form. And what is the six weeks delay in processing a rebate for under $4? One can only surmise Staples is counting on most people not wanting to be bothered by jumping through the hoops.