Any recourse???

[GrayGhost]

I don't remember, but may not have put cardboard and been careless

[pokerplyr80]

Consider it a lesson learned and move on. This is the risk that is run when cards are not properly packed before shipping.

[begsu1013]

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[GrayGhost]

Originally Posted by pokerplyr80

Consider it a lesson learned and move on. This is the risk that is run when cards are not properly packed before shipping.

I always pack well, this time, not so apparently. I don't consider "hard lessons learned" when you are literally living hand to mouth. It bleeping sucks period

[prestigecollectibles]

No idea if you have any recourse but in the future I recommend shipping in a box. I buy these from Uline. Never once had a problem with shipping.

[pherbener]

That sucks Scott. I buy and sell a lot of hockey and I've had dreadful results with $hit like that happening with my sales to Canada. From now on I over protect when I ship and I still had damage done to a recent shipment there. I've never(knock on wood) had a problem domestically.

[pokerplyr80]

Originally Posted by GrayGhost

I always pack well, this time, not so apparently. I don't consider "hard lessons learned" when you are literally living hand to mouth. It bleeping sucks period

I agree it sucks, and I didn't mean to sound insensitive. But without insurance there isn't any recourse that I can think of. The suggestion to use a box for shipping is a good one. It will help prevent this from happening again.