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KK1275
2025-08-31 19:47:01
The paper is too thin & they tear where they aren’t suppose to…across the numbers
Pinkerton
2025-08-27 16:33:18
These raffle tickets were a great price for the product we got. Will definitely be buying again next year when we do our annual raffle!
Rhiannon
2025-08-25 16:04:40
Pretty, greatly packaged.
Maureen Casaburi
2025-08-17 14:49:50
Paper quality is copy paper at best, not card stock.
Kindle Customer
2025-07-11 21:10:36
Paper is really thinThought we were getting more like a card stick type paper
Katie Rivera
2025-06-14 16:26:30
Used these for basket raffle table. They are thinner then ones I have used in the past. Great price for the quantity.
Peter G.
2025-06-07 18:27:31
The tickets were heavy enough to work and perferated enough so customers didn't have to work hard to tear apart.
Adela A. Rose
2025-05-01 18:58:21
So easy for ticket purchasers to follow their number(s).
MFneil
2025-04-12 16:45:19
Got the job done!
Ryshan
2025-03-09 14:25:25
I purchased 2 bundles equaling 4000 ticket sheets. (That's why there seems so much in the picture) do I think there's 2000 per package, no. Just the way they stack up beside eachother. Plus you would never know as they are not in sequence.Each bundle had no duplicates but is hard to know because the numbers in each individual package are not in sequence. There will be a sequence of numbers that are missing periodically through the pile. For me, not a big deal as they were for an auction. Now I did go through each of the 4000 tickets to make sure, because I bought 2x 2000 tickets and needed to make sure there was not the same numbers in different 2000 sets.The sheets are thinner than what I have purchased elsewhere. I would say thicker than computer paper but not as thick as cardstock. Number size is good, easy to read. (Picture shows size compared to my hand)Would I buy these again. Yes.I did have some damaged tickets in the bundles (see picture).Overal I'm in the middle. Is it worth the $138 for 2000. Yes. Would it be if I needed them in sequence, no.Also has a "door" prize ticket attached if you need.
Jim D
2025-02-12 18:19:14
Normally the number would be sequential as an example 0020290 followed by 0020291 and so on. Random numbers make it hard to organize in a book. Other than that these would be perfect.
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