Heavyweight Blank Postcard Paper for Printing - 20 Sheets / 80 Postcards - White - Perforated 4 per sheet - Thick 80lb Cover Cardstock - Inkjet/Laser Printable

I had to do a postcard mass mailing to all of our water customers and had never done one before. The postcards were 4 to a sheet and worked great. I was concerned that I was going to have to tear each one individually, but all I had to do was fold several of them together on the corrugated line and they tore right apart. Easy peasy. Will definitely buy from this seller again. Price was perfect, delivery was perfect, condition was perfect, and ease of use was perfect. PERFECT product. Love it.

I am glad I chose these postcards over the brands from the office supplies store. I have some of those and they are flimsy and I have a hard time imagining them making it through the mail successfully.These cards are substantial. I was glad that I was using a laserjet printer that opens in the back; using the manual feed on front, the cards basically went straight through the printer with little bending other than by the rollers that move them along. I chose to feed them through twice in order to print front and back rather than attempting duplexing, as I think the bending would prove too much for the scoring and they would come apart during the print. I did have a couple of misfeeds but they were always on the loading end and I think had to do with loading alignment. The paper always made it through the printer fine once it got in there.The scoring is terrific -- a quick bend in either direction and the cards separate perfectly with no tearing. They printed just fine, although I only have done laser so far and not inkjet.

I like that this product is low priced compared to other of the same product and is strong enough to use for mailers.

This 80-lb cardstock is a much better weight than a well-known leading brand whose max weight is 65 lb. I'm using this to send Christmas greetings to my clients. My graphic JPG printed out nearly perfectly. I'm confident this will withstand the postal system machines. What I didn't like is the packaging. They sandwich these between 2 pieces of cardboard and then shrink wrapped, which is fine, but then the item was placed in a flimsy mailing envelope. Mine arrived with a dented corner. All sheets are dented on that corner. That's because the shippers roughly toss things around and, obviously, mine had an occasion to land on its corner. Ideally, this should go in a cardstock mailer. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase.

This is an excellent product. I had no problems. I used a color laser printer and the toner did not smear. The quality of the images printed on this cardstock were sharp and clear. The cards separate cleanly. Then I realized I could buy cardstock that is not perforated that is the same quality at a much lower price from the same company and then take it to FedEx/Kinkos and they cut the 250 sheets into quarters for $7.50 making the whole project much less expensive. This is a quality product but there are less expensive ways to get the same result if you live in an area where they have machines to cut the cardstock at a reasonable price. I printed all 250 pages at once and had them cut. If I needed to do smaller projects over time and use a few pieces at a time then I would not save money buying non perforated cardstock. I would buy this product again.This product arrives in a heavy duty cardboard box. Before buying this product I used the much more expensive Avery postcards. This is a much better price point.

I am looking forward to using the Blank Postcard Paper for my next postcards to my group of ladies. I will be able to Print much larger information for older ladies so they can see the information better.

These really fit the bill for me. I break them apart into individual cards and send them through the 'straight path' of my laser printer for individualized cards. They're a heavier stock than what I used for custom Xmas cards, which I like.

The media could not be loaded. You get what you pay for. These are much less expensive than Avery (6¢ per card, versus 16¢ per card for Avery), but you aren't going to fool anyone into believing that these are individual postcards and not tear apart postcards; whereas, with Avery brand products, I've fooled people into believing that my inkjet business cards and postcards were made by a print shop, because they separate perfectly with perfectly smooth edges. The print quality of these has been fine for me using both Epson and HP inkjet printers.Since I'm using these to write postcards to voters, cost is more important than quality, so they're find for that purpose, but I wouldn't use them to promote my business, where quality is more important than cost.