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10-02-2009, 05:07 AM
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Frank,
That looks like a card I might have shipped to you. I understand your frustration. I have shipped thousands of cards with magic tape with no complaints. I have also use the regular tape in which a buyer complained it was too hard to get off. I've had buyers complain that they don't want any tape as well as buyers suggest I use tape. I am open to all suggestions but it's impossible to please 100% of my customers. I try. Inverting the sleeve is a great suggestion and I will start shipping my cards in that manner. I got so use to putting the card in upright that it never dawned upon me to invert it. I don't take these complaints as insults, I take them as a learning experience. I'd like to hear other suggestions as well. Thank You. 
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