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[ranx]

I have yet to have a comic that I have sent damaged in the shipping...but I am knocking on wood...

 

I use a modified cardboard sandwich, with a little bubble wrap on the corners....It would be very difficult to bend that.....the post person not only must ignore my instructions on both sides, but really expend a good deal of effort...

[Holden Caulfield]

I just clearly state that all books are bagged/boarded and shipped in a box.

Seems to do the trick of avoiding messages... (thumbs u

[siro123]

I sometimes ask sellers to write "Do Not Bend" on the package because my postal person likes to make things fit in my box. Other than that I don't tell them how to package books because its annoying when people do it to me. I look at it as if you are working at a grocery store checkout and the customer walks up and tells you to bag their stuff correctly before you have a chance to do anything.

 

I have a friend that works for the post office. He said the ones that read it laughs at the do not bend and fragile stamps and stickers. He also said most dont read anything but the address and ignores the rest.

I have personally sent a package and watched the check in person throw it 10 feet away into the box.

I think when you write do not bend on the package they take it as a DARE or a challenge.

[TrinityComics]

I just clearly state that all books are bagged/boarded and shipped in a box.

Seems to do the trick of avoiding messages... (thumbs u

That absolutely does the trick.. I never have to ask anyone here how they ship all the boardies have always shipped me great books.. (thumbs u

Edited March 14, 2014 by Neo778

[darkstar]

No problem Darkstar just saw your store. I'm all good on Christmas ornaments for awhile

 

what store?

[TrinityComics]

No problem Darkstar just saw your store. I'm all good on Christmas ornaments for awhile

 

what store?

Sorry man, my bad,meant Pirate, I apologize..

[fastballspecial]

I sometimes ask sellers to write "Do Not Bend" on the package because my postal person likes to make things fit in my box. Other than that I don't tell them how to package books because its annoying when people do it to me. I look at it as if you are working at a grocery store checkout and the customer walks up and tells you to bag their stuff correctly before you have a chance to do anything.

 

I have a friend that works for the post office. He said the ones that read it laughs at the do not bend and fragile stamps and stickers. He also said most dont read anything but the address and ignores the rest.

I have personally sent a package and watched the check in person throw it 10 feet away into the box.

I think when you write do not bend on the package they take it as a DARE or a challenge.

 

Yeah pretty much the case. Writing on the package or putting the stamp on does nothing to protect the book. That's the seller's job.

 

[the authority]

I just clearly state that all books are bagged/boarded and shipped in a box.

Seems to do the trick of avoiding messages... (thumbs u

 

That is how I do it.

[Emezy360]

I just clearly state that all books are bagged/boarded and shipped in a box.

Seems to do the trick of avoiding messages... (thumbs u

 

That is how I do it.

 

 

 

always awesome shipping.

[the authority]

emezy

 

Same with you. I've had good luck with all of the boardies no thanks to their carriers.

[Emezy360]

Same here great experience so far.

[Hekla]

So.... Moderns heating up.

 

Preacher 13 raws have crossed the $50 threshold.

 

http://m.ebay.com/itm/251471547061?nav=SEARCH

 

 

[hdiddy8706]

So.... Moderns heating up.

 

Preacher 13 raws have crossed the $50 threshold.

 

http://m.ebay.com/itm/251471547061?nav=SEARCH

 

 

nice have to dig out a few of mine to check the condition

[ranx]

Well you can't get a box from Canada with cheap shipping....

 

To get things reasonable from Canada you have to stay under 200 grams....no insurance/tracking...So when people ask for that stuff after they pay it causes me a bit of stress....

 

 

[Conan_Aficionado]

I don't buy from canada for the simple reason the it reduces the money supply, and it scares me that canada might be amassing an army to invade america with all the comic book money we send them.

[Conan_Aficionado]

I can see canada from the observation deck of the empire state building, it's just to close for comfort.

[Conan_Aficionado]

I also don't buy comics printed in canada. That's where marvel lost me.

[revat]

I can see canada from the observation deck of the empire state building, it's just to close for comfort.

 

That's new jersey. Debatably America, but definitely not Canada.

[Conan_Aficionado]

I can see canada from the observation deck of the empire state building, it's just to close for comfort.

 

That's new jersey. Debatably America, but definitely not Canada.

 

It's not Jersey, because on the jersey side you see clouds of chemical waste billowing in the wind.

[Pete Marino]

I can see canada from the observation deck of the empire state building, it's just to close for comfort.

 

That's new jersey. Debatably America, but definitely not Canada.

 

It's not Jersey, because on the jersey side you see clouds of chemical waste billowing in the wind.

 

This is what my neighbor's house looks like. True story!