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Maybe we are TOO particular
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05-09-2012, 06:14 PM
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RE: Maybe we are TOO particular
GREAT post bro.... i find myself in the same boat many times and i seem to do the same thing because the seller did his job..i sell,buy and lose $ too..i know the drill and i feel sorry for some sellers sometimes.
i do whack folks who put cards in toploaders WITHOUT penny sleeves (my pet peeve) but i also PM them telling them why.. WE are WAY too particular i think.....But i sleep fine. Odd
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05-09-2012, 06:40 PM
Post: #12
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RE: Maybe we are TOO particular
(05-09-2012 06:10 PM)aktlingit Wrote: Thankfully 99.9% of my purchases and trades have been packaged very well. I have not had the PWE show up yet.I dunno man, in your case the fire from Olympus would have been warranted. You get into a MTG tournament with a bent card and you'll be accused of marking your cards by a judge or poor loser. Seeking 2007 National Treasures Drew Brees Laundry Tag cards #'d to 10. Trade/Buy for: Saints and Frank Thomas
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05-09-2012, 07:29 PM
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RE: Maybe we are TOO particular
I got a 1/1 Bradford auto in the mail today. I was EXTREMELY happy with the seller. He really knew what he was doing! The card came in a one-touch, which was in a graded card bag, which was in a thick bubble envelope. I am willing to bet he was a collector as well as a seller. Obviously, I gave him as high marks as possible.
I have received a couple Bradford autographs from different sellers that do use bubble envelopes, but instead of a one-touch, or even a toploader, they put the card in a penny sleeve, and taped it between two dummy cards. I was afraid to cut out tape for fear of slicing the card. Fortunately, I was able to get them out fairly easily, but there's always that slight moment of panic when you cut the tape. Since the cards arrived in the condition stated, I left high marks as well. ![]() You are already missed |
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05-09-2012, 07:55 PM
Post: #14
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RE: Maybe we are TOO particular
In all honesty, if I buy a 2-3 dollar card and they give free shipping, I pretty much expect it to be sent in a PWE, and that doesn't bother me. It's when it's an expensive card or they charge me 3 dollars shipping and send it that way that gets me irked. I get lost of small dollar cards in the little white envelopes and they never have been damaged. the biggest joke was getting a Johnny Podres auto in a penny sleeve in a flimsy bubble mailer, nothing else
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05-09-2012, 08:50 PM
Post: #15
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RE: Maybe we are TOO particular
I dont mind getting a card in a PWE esp if I get a great deal on it on the bay and pay 5 or under for it aslong as it gets to me and is not damaged. If I win a card for 10 or more I would love to see a bubble mailer ..I just bought 4 crystal atomic refractors and I e-mailed the guy and asked if he combined shipping he said yes so I purchased all 4 he combined shipping alright he put it all on the same invoice it cost me 12 dollars shipping for 4 cards ...But they did come in a bubble mailer lol
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05-09-2012, 10:58 PM
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RE: Maybe we are TOO particular
I really think we do get too particular with how cards are shipped to us. I am a really easy going guy and have 746 positive feedback on the other site. I have only ever left 2 negatives for people and thats because I never received my items. I have waited multiple times up to a month to get my items from sellers and still leave 5 stars, positive feedback as if nothing had happened. Its just not set up for sellers and they are human, things happen. Just today I got a card that was in a top loader, team bag, and bubble mailer, but it is bent to crap because something happened during transit. Im not even mad and its not the sellers fault. I basically paid for nothing but plan to still leave 5 stars and positive feedback.
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05-09-2012, 11:20 PM
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RE: Maybe we are TOO particular
I don't see any reason to send with PWE (UNLESS I have a replacement)! To me, a PWE means you don't care enough whether the buyer gets the item in good shape. I offer FREE shipping on 99.5% of my listings and NEVER use a PWE even if the item is $3-4.
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05-09-2012, 11:36 PM
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RE: Maybe we are TOO particular
Nice read.
I think most of us have been thru situations at one time or another no matter which side of the spectrum we were on (buyer or seller). I've come to realize that not everyone is perfect like me (jus kidding). I think we all "expect" our cards to be shipped/handled/packaged/sent in the specific way that WE prefer. Ever seller does it differently... Some worse than others But I believe that common sense out weighs all. I agree with the OP by giving good marks, but emailing/explaining the "short cuts" on the shipping & handling process. In a perfect world, a card would be put into a penny sleeve, then into a top loader, sandwiched between to cardboard dummies, then put into a team bag with maybe some extra bubble wrap or packing peanuts, then have all that shipped inside a nice new padded bubble mailer, sent on time with delivery confirmation. But alas.... we do not live in a perfect world. But in the end, all is ok as long as our beloved cardboard arrives unharmed. - Just my thoughts
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05-10-2012, 07:46 AM
Post: #19
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RE: Maybe we are TOO particular
Ive boughten, sold alot. And have done a little trading. I put a card in a penny sleeve and then a toploader, then a piece of tape. (I know some people dont like that)
I am not a fan of a PWE for just one card, but i understand it. Especially if its from a seller who sends out many cards a week. They gotta do what they can to make money on a sale including shipping.
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(jus kidding). I think we all "expect" our cards to be shipped/handled/packaged/sent in the specific way that WE prefer. Ever seller does it differently... Some worse than others
But I believe that common sense out weighs all. I agree with the OP by giving good marks, but emailing/explaining the "short cuts" on the shipping & handling process. In a perfect world, a card would be put into a penny sleeve, then into a top loader, sandwiched between to cardboard dummies, then put into a team bag with maybe some extra bubble wrap or packing peanuts, then have all that shipped inside a nice new padded bubble mailer, sent on time with delivery confirmation. But alas.... we do not live in a perfect world. But in the end, all is ok as long as our beloved cardboard arrives unharmed. ![[Image: banner.jpg]](http://i488.photobucket.com/albums/rr250/Lambeau-Legend4/XRandom%20pics/banner.jpg)