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I purchased two boxes (20 reams) of the Sam's Club paper. The quality is obviously inferior to the Georgia Pacific paper also sold at Sam's. The $2.50 "savings" per box is minimal. Additionally, the wrappings on the reams split during the shipping (I suppose), and every 10 to 20 sheets result in a creased sheet. In summary, I am embarrassed to use this product in my business and will have to find some other use as "scrap" paper.

This paper is WAY too thin. Our office used to use this brand all the time but lately it has been such a hassle. We can't use this paper if we need to scan double-sided because the back of the page always comes through in the scan - making the image messy and illegible.

Bought this in store. Was going to get the Hammermill because it said it was in sale, but it rang up much higher because the sign was 3 weeks old. So I switched it for this Members Mark paper. Members Mark products are normally great alternatives to brand names. Not this, which seems like tissue paper! Now, I have to return it! I used 2 sheets. When it goes through my laser printer, it turns into parchment- looking paper with spots everywhere. My other paper works just fine. This paper is super thin. Doesn't feel like 20lb paper at all! Junk.

We opened a case of paper that had been taped to death (apparently due to damage to the box) which was a pain to get into, only to find the reams on top opened with the paper going every which way. Bent corners, wrinkled, etc. We will be taking this case back on our next trip to Sam’s as it is not worth trying to clean up the mess and find useable paper for our copier.

I purchased a case of the Members Mark Multipurpose Copy Paper at a good price. However, when the box arrived it had been taped closed with a few strips of packing tape. Only 4 of the 10 reams of paper were not damaged. The cover wrap on each of the 6 remaining reams were all torn open and the paper exposed. Some of the paper showed signs of a red tint to it, as if the cover wrap had been exposed to moisture and faded onto the paper. Some of the paper had been crumpled and was not suitable for use in my printer. The undamaged paper works fine. Next time I will go to the store to make my purchase so that I can see what I am getting. I would not recommend having the box of copy paper shipped.

This paper is good quality, about the same as any other multi-purpose copy paper. I order it for our office, about 6-8 cases every week or two. I will have to now purchase it from a local office supply company for maybe a dollar more a case, because every time we get it from Sam's it comes in torn up. We have to throw away 2-5 reams every time. So, we aren't really saving any money getting it from Sam's. I have attached photos of our deliveries.

I buy LOTS of this paper...I'm a tax accountant...and so far been happy until these last few boxes. In the middle of several reams, there is really lightweight junk paper, and just lately, there were a few pages of cardstock type paper in the middle of a ream. We go through about 20 boxes of paper a tax season. Doesn't really pay to return or complain except on here. Besides we don't have time to return paper, or try to guess which reams contain the crappy paper. Do better at the factory!

Okay, not wow. It's a case of copy/printer paper. It's white (not off white) Every sheet is the same size! I still don't know how they do that... Make sure when you're purchasing paper by the case you check to see HOW MANY reams of paper are in the box. Some are 8... others, 10.

This paper is so thin that it is not catching in the printer and we are wasting tons of paper that is partially printed. You can practically see through it! Do NOT buy this paper. Waste of money and time trying to and catch and correct printing issues. If zero stars was a choice, that’s what we’d give it.