Amazing video man, I will definitely be doing this for when I send out my cards. With my wife being a teacher we always have so many index cards around lol. This was super informative man, keep up the incredible work.
Have your wife's students draw on the index cards first and then send them out. That would be interesting to open up cards with a random drawing in it.
Not a single customer said that the shipping shield bent their cards. However, I'm not sure if they would even tell me if they were slightly bent. I've heard others have issues but so far I haven't, I also don't fill them with a lot of cards. I try to put 5 in max.
I use Toploader, but I know what you mean by getting cards on eBay that don't use any protection and come perfectly fine. I think it would work if the cards were under $10. I would like to see an update if you updated the process. Will be watching more videos in the future.
I use toploaders also, but only for more expensive cards. I am thinking about dropping the protection on bulk cards because I do believe that the thinner the envelope the easier it is to get through the post office.
Yeah. I wish I could see the envelope go through the process. If it's ripped and torn apart, I wonder what happened to it. As for the stamp, it's approximately 1 inch X 2.25 Inches. I've had it for almost a year and I haven't even had to refill it yet. I bought the Large one: amzn.to/3TiLsfw
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Amazing video man, I will definitely be doing this for when I send out my cards. With my wife being a teacher we always have so many index cards around lol. This was super informative man, keep up the incredible work.
Have your wife's students draw on the index cards first and then send them out. That would be interesting to open up cards with a random drawing in it.
Have you had many instances of Pokemon cards being bent in shipping shields?
Not a single customer said that the shipping shield bent their cards. However, I'm not sure if they would even tell me if they were slightly bent. I've heard others have issues but so far I haven't, I also don't fill them with a lot of cards. I try to put 5 in max.
I use Toploader, but I know what you mean by getting cards on eBay that don't use any protection and come perfectly fine. I think it would work if the cards were under $10. I would like to see an update if you updated the process. Will be watching more videos in the future.
I use toploaders also, but only for more expensive cards. I am thinking about dropping the protection on bulk cards because I do believe that the thinner the envelope the easier it is to get through the post office.
Those type of reviews where its out of your control shouldn't even count. BTW what size is the return address stamp label? 🤔
Yeah. I wish I could see the envelope go through the process. If it's ripped and torn apart, I wonder what happened to it. As for the stamp, it's approximately 1 inch X 2.25 Inches. I've had it for almost a year and I haven't even had to refill it yet. I bought the Large one: amzn.to/3TiLsfw