500 pack basic printer paper - £0.45 @ Sainsburys

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500 pack basic printer paper 45p @ Sainsburys

£0.45 Sainsburys11 Nov 16

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masterz123

11 Nov 16

Picked up from my local sainsburys

Top comments

boostii

11 Nov 16 36 #5

Wow, at these prices I may have to stop stealing it from work :smile:

hieronymous to peterstyles75

12 Nov 16 4 #29

Reims is in France. Reams is in Sainsbury's (if there are any left at that price). :smile:

bd1981bd

12 Nov 16 3 #17

Sorry to roll all this positivity up into a paper ball but does this not make people more likely to use it wastefully and therefore more damaging to the environment? At least with paper at normal prices it has a remote chance of being from sustainable forests and people will also use it more sparingly?

All comments (61)

mmachine

11 Nov 16 #1

which local sainsburys was that at

masterz123 to mmachine

11 Nov 16 #2

Dewsbury

otterboxer to mmachine

12 Nov 16 1 #35

the one nearest to him.

mmachine

11 Nov 16 #3

ok thanx

caironjake

11 Nov 16 #4

Any left?

boostii

11 Nov 16 36 #5

Wow, at these prices I may have to stop stealing it from work :smile:

fesiii to boostii

12 Nov 16 #13

lmaoo :-)

nasirh17 to boostii

12 Nov 16 #14

OH so it was you stealing papers, now I have the proof, see you in the office on Monday........Boss:{

NCIS

11 Nov 16 1 #6

Still 50p in my local Sainsbury's store.

sradmad

11 Nov 16 #7

good find op, heat added

knack

11 Nov 16 #8

None at Blackhall Superstore. They had loads yesterday at 50p.

tissot22

11 Nov 16 #9

saw the price label at my local store. but the paper was gone :disappointed:

h8ten

11 Nov 16 #10

I got a couple of packs tonight in Stirling, they had piles, still at 50p though.

sisqoboy2

11 Nov 16 #11

45p for 500 pages?????? mega hot!! :smile:

Mermoo

12 Nov 16 1 #12

Does anyone know if this is 70gsm or 80?

stujb to Mermoo

12 Nov 16 2 #15

it's the cheap stuff, 70gsm

andiejn to Mermoo

12 Nov 16 #45

does anyone give a rats?

aaran7

12 Nov 16 #16

I got the mrs to pick up 10 packs useful for me as I'm regularly printing labels out

Khairul to aaran7

12 Nov 16 1 #41

Why dont you get label papers instead?

bd1981bd

12 Nov 16 3 #17

bucketuk to bd1981bd

12 Nov 16 2 #21

Paper is PEFC certified.
Nope, I got 3 packs and going to use it when I need it. For printing tickets etc....

nougat to bd1981bd

12 Nov 16 2 #22

grow up

billybedlam to bd1981bd

12 Nov 16 #23

Cheaper than toilet paper

hieronymous to bd1981bd

12 Nov 16 1 #28

Thanks for pointing this out. You are so right, what a beautiful thought, I am in floods of tears writing this as I think of the massive damage I could cause the environment by printing on paper. In fact, I am going to stop writing immediately and switch off my computer, as writing this post is unnecessary and therefore not using electricity sparingly. So important that we each do our bit!

Kreskin to bd1981bd

12 Nov 16 #31

I don't think this will result in people using significantly more paper if indeed it has any effect on consumption at all. Also cost is no indication of green credentials. My reasoning is that printing things out is non-addictive and is not motivated by any human instinct. If for instance the price of mars bars is reduced to 10p then people might eat more of them, because we've evolved to look out for fat and sugar which would be hard to come by in the natural world. I've never met anyone who just loves a printout and can't stop printing if you give them a box of paper. I'd also suggest that increasing the cost of paper would simply move the problem elsewhere. If you pay more for something then someone somewhere is making a bigger profit. How do they spend that money? Is it on reforestation or is it on a supercar? Getting to the bottom line on these things isn't a no brainer.

Sqsq to bd1981bd

12 Nov 16 1 #32

Packaging it the worst. Was it really necessary to wrap paper with more paper. Think of the children.

knack

12 Nov 16 2 #18

It's 75gsm.

antenna

12 Nov 16 1 #19

I use it for toilet paper..............well.it's softer than Izal

rubixyu

12 Nov 16 #20

Hot Deal, thank's.Shelf was empty Wednesfield 07:30 this morning.

DonDraper

12 Nov 16 1 #24

Oh, no nougat that reply is so offensive and inappropriate. It might make poor bd1981bd come over all stressed and feel so vulnerable he might have to sit down for a little while. :smirk:

pops1975

12 Nov 16 #25

Good luck finding stock - most will have already gone at 50p. Still a deal tho.

whythelongface

12 Nov 16 1 #26

Great price - voted hot.

peterstyles75

12 Nov 16 1 #27

Gutted I bought 4 Reims at 50p each last week

hieronymous to peterstyles75

12 Nov 16 4 #29

Reims is in France. Reams is in Sainsbury's (if there are any left at that price). :smile:

sarell to peterstyles75

13 Nov 16 1 #55

close your curtains, the grammar place are in your street

jimbo23

12 Nov 16 #30

£1.25 in my local.

NCIS to jimbo23

12 Nov 16 #47

At my local they were marked up at £1.25 but scanned at 50p.

LesD

12 Nov 16 1 #33

Not to mention all the greenhouse gases emitted chasing the geese!

darecy

12 Nov 16 #34

£50 at Chingford store

masterz123

12 Nov 16 #36

its gotten hot in here...:sunglasses:

alex_uk

12 Nov 16 #37

very good price, both of my local stores are out stock.

swfarrington

12 Nov 16 #38

The kids don't need wrapping yet. At least wait until the tree is up :man:

dylansmith

12 Nov 16 1 #39

loads left at Leeds moor Allerton on shelf and by checkouts.

pompey_squee

12 Nov 16 #40

thanks, that's the christmas presents sorted. paper plans for all!

uid

12 Nov 16 #42

appreciate this.
op heat added :smile:

jasee

12 Nov 16 #43

Because they`re a lot more expensive and fixed size (probably)

macamask

12 Nov 16 #44

Is it resin coated?

killstreak

12 Nov 16 #46

0.0009 per paper. just helping those who wasted or looking forward to do so. :stuck_out_tongue:

ssc1

12 Nov 16 #48

deal is reem.

johnnyd57uk

12 Nov 16 #49

Cheap paper will constantly jam your printer. I have used 75gsm and had the same problem. I have never had problems with 80gsm and above. Given how cheap it is I am sure lots of people will give it a go but just watch out for nasty clanking noises and shut your printer down immediately. If your printer can cope then its a bargain. Mines an Epson L300

bd1981bd

12 Nov 16 #50

What a sophisticated and reasoned response - so glad you put your reply across so eloquently.

katrinatf

12 Nov 16 #51

Still some left at claywheels lane sheffield

gixxerguyk8

12 Nov 16 #52

None left today in Trowbridge empty shelf with SEL showing 50p

k8y1988

12 Nov 16 #53

loads left in Mansfield today, but 50p

jasonling

13 Nov 16 #54

I managed to get the last 6 from Biggleswade store for 50p each :smiley:

moomoomeemee

14 Nov 16 #56

Aww i missed out :disappointed:

sylv

14 Nov 16 #57

And the Spelling Squad are on their way, too.

masterz123

14 Nov 16 #58

:confused: im only 30degrees away from earning my 1000degree badge

aaran7

16 Nov 16 #59

Hi good suggestion I have bought the dymo deal for Royal Mail labels specials etc been waiting months for that deal, but I meant ups packages I use two labels per page. Hmm suppose would be useful if could print the whole a5 size label on a sticky one would save time, any suggestions for the big label makers?

loobyonetwothree

16 Nov 16 #60

about 12 packs on the shelf at Castle Marina Nottingham today shelf price 50p x

soulfulreflec

16 Nov 16 #61

Just got 22 packs from my local sainsbury at 50p each.

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