Customer Reviews

Hammermill Laser Print Paper, 98 Brightness, 8.5 x 14 Inches, Legal Size, 24 lb, 500 Sheets (104612)

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When I received the Hammermill 8 1/2 by 14 sized paper in the mail, I was amazed at just how much quality the paper had. It had such a soft quality to it that it almost felt like photo paper. This is a very good product for printing music out on. I am a music major who was just finishing a symphonic band score and this professional style paper made my score shine and glisten. Very nice product for a very reasonable price. I wouldn't mind buying Hammermill products again.

The local office supply stores seem to sell cheap "junk" paper in legal size and thanks to Amazon for carrying the quality, and nicely bright and smooth texture of legal laser paper. This is my source for all paper...delivered to my door!

What you see is NOT what you get! The picture shows a box of paper...you only get one package of paper, not the box of paper advertised. Here is one seller's words quoting amazon.com in an email to the seller (in an email to me):

"This is the data Amazon supplied and they have also refused to amend the listing as they state the listing is....in their words 'absolutely clear, what the buyer will receive'.

Below I have shared with you their input :

The listing Image is supplied by the manufacturer Hammermill and shows both the Case and a ream of paper.
The listing Title states clearly - 500 sheets.
The Listing Technical Details State - 500 Sheets, Legal Size, 8.5 x 14 inches The Listing Product Details State - Shipping Weight 8 pounds

In closing they said they thought it would be obvious that a CASE (10 reams) would not be supplied at a cost of $ 1.38 per ream delivered."

Uh, no. Amazon.com has great deals overall, and if I see a box of paper, that's what I expect to receive. So while the seller of the paper seems reputable, Amazon.com dropped the ball here, as this is obviously false advertising, to have a box of paper in the picture, and you DON'T GET THE BOX OF PAPER.

Really, amazon..."obvious"? When you sell things for pennies and the actual cost is in high-dollar ranges, I don't think it's so "obvious." In this case, it's blatant false advertising. So buyer beware!