I love the price,

A good deal for the item

This package is only $1 more than the next least inexpensive package, but it has 100 sheets more than any other package; a full 250 sheets instead of 150 sheets. The total cost was only $6.88, which included free shipping directly to my door. It's not the thickest card stock out there, but it'll do. What an amazing find!

Maybe I was wrong to think this would be like arts and craft card stock. Its thin more like 65lbs. Maybe there is a difference in printing card stock vs card stock? I ran it through my printer and it did its job. I had to glue a 65lbs card stock to make it sturdy.

This is a heavier printer paper, it is NOT cardstock! You would think when something says 90lb cardstock, it's going to be heavier than the 65lb cardstock that I sometimes use. If you're looking for cardstock, don't buy this. It says 90lb cardstock but it's just a tiny bit heavier than the 24lb copy paper I just bought. I cannot use it for crafting.

THANK goodness the stores will believe and replace what you can show them is wrong. My reem of paper was the correct reem, however, somebody opened it at the warehouse and then apparently ran over it with the towmotor 'cause one sheet (they didn't try to hide it), was completely black on 1-side, or it was already opened when they placed it in the box to mail and apparently it was end of shift on Friday. THANK YOU Walmart Store in my hometown for the replacement.

computer paper runs cheaper at half a cent to one cent a page, but is thin and can tear this is 3 cents a page for coloring with markers. recycled paper bleeds through the page still sometimes does not have a shiny posterboard coating for layering acrylic paints or markers to build colors and shadows. fits into standard size 3 ring binders and sheet protectors supposed to load into printer as well. did not try this. might be good for printing high quality resumes.

This calls itself index card stock. I expected it to be about the thickness of an index card. It is not. It is thicker than standard paper but I would not call it card stock.

I knew it would be a little thinner than the 110 lb Georgia Pacific usually carried in the store but needed white cardstock for my cardmaking and business cards and this was a good deal. Will buy it again.

The cardstock I got was not 90lb cardstock. Walmart I am MAD it looks like paper and wrapped in Neena. It has tape on the side and it doesn’t show the label