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Destroyed…
I’ve never seen USPS destroy a card so well. Seller was super understanding and issued a refund right away. I still wanted to add the card to the collection though…
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That’s awful man I’ve only ever had a package go missing
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Oh dang sorry to see that happen to you
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Glad the seller is understanding but the whole point was to get the card. Is it one that’s tough to find? I’m seeing more problems with USPS in the last few months.
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It’s not super tough to find, but it’s not super easy either. It’s an ALT art, so the prices have been slowly rising. This started out as a pretty good deal. The seller did let me dispose of it however I wanted, so maybe I’ll make a decoration or something out of it. I’m not even sure I can get it out of the toploader without cutting it out.
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I wonder if you could put something really heavy on it for a while to straighten it? I had one get bent (but not this bad) and after I pressed it for a bit it was straight enough to go in a binder. I never tried to take it out of the top loader
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Yeah could put it in a book or something to help it flatten.
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So funny story. I have one /50 Howie Long from last year’s Topps that came bent in half that’s been sitting under my deskmat for about a year. Got slightly flatter, so maybe I can get it flatter that way. I’ll have to give it a try.
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Well i would first ask what shipping method did the seller use? Ive seen people use bubble mailers and such for the plain white envelope shipping and if it doesnt pass through there machines right they will get snagged and wreck havok. now when that happens i feel they should send back to sender. but thats just me. no one wants to be waiting on a piece of mail excited only to get a mangled package
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It was shipped USPS Ground Advantage. It was in a toploader, inside of a cardboard mailer, inside of a white bubble envelope. The odds of it not arriving safely should have been almost none.
There will always be those outlier shipments unfortunately. The seller did a full refund and was super apologetic about it. It’s just one of those things. I’m happy with how the seller handled it, but I’d rather USPS hadn’t mangled it in a machine along the line.
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okay yeah with it being scanned it goes through a totally different process and should have arrived fine. that just means someone along the way just didnt give a damn.
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