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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 11:07 AM #3751Smart Canuck
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So scared I didn't give you a trade rating. Was having a conversation with my self...did I? Didn't I?...lol. I had to creep your page, and I did
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 12:04 PM #3752
As far as I know Feedback is NOT required. If you MUST have FB you should make sure that the person you are trading with know this.
I know people are going to jump on me but c'est la vie...
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 12:17 PM #3753Smart Canuck
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Yes, you're probably right that feedback is not reqired.
I just wish some users had common courtesy to reply to pms, especially when you're inqiring about sizable trades.
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 12:20 PM #3754 Originally Posted by K8's Fate
You are right. That is very annoying.
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 12:38 PM #3755damp is a gross word.
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It's no wonder people try to send used stamps in trades & trains. Once in a while there is a ball point pen slash over the stamps - but more often than not, the stamps look brand new when I receive an envelope, and there isn't any sign of CP having touched it at all. Originally Posted by Cia
It appears some envelopes are teleporting! Perhaps this can be our latest paranoid conspiracy theory... LOL!!
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 01:52 PM #3756Shock to your system
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I have noticed that with the past 3-4 trades I have done, members have pretty much demanded that I mail ONLY from the post office. It's not like I can easily pack up my son in his stroller and walk over to the post office to deliver their trades. Especially with all of this snow! The mailbox is right across the street from me. What is the big difference if I mail it at the post office or from the box???
I don't really appreciate being told that I have to do something a certain way.
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 02:16 PM #3757 Originally Posted by shmeelady
I have noticed that with the past 3-4 trades I have done, members have pretty much demanded that I mail ONLY from the post office. It's not like I can easily pack up my son in his stroller and walk over to the post office to deliver their trades. Especially with all of this snow! The mailbox is right across the street from me. What is the big difference if I mail it at the post office or from the box???
I don't really appreciate being told that I have to do something a certain way.
Tell them to BITE you
I don't drive so I am not going to pay bus fare to mail my trades
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 02:58 PM #3758There really is no difference. I think that people just feel safer if the envelopes are weighed at the post office instead of at your home with a scale that might not be 100% accurate. Originally Posted by shmeelady
I have noticed that with the past 3-4 trades I have done, members have pretty much demanded that I mail ONLY from the post office. It's not like I can easily pack up my son in his stroller and walk over to the post office to deliver their trades. Especially with all of this snow! The mailbox is right across the street from me. What is the big difference if I mail it at the post office or from the box???
I don't really appreciate being told that I have to do something a certain way.I am looking for many fpc coupons and willing to trade gift cards - especially stouffers and fresh produce. The expiry dates must be at least 1 month away. I'm also looking for betty crocker, pillsbury, philadelphia, nexxus, $3 beef, icecream, beans. I prefer large trades but have few coupons to trade.
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 03:12 PM #3759Savvy Saver
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Thats not very fair, I have never mailed anything from the post office unless it was a package, registered letter, something that requires tracking/insurance. I just don't have the time too. If the person I'm trading with has a problem with that, they can trade with someone else Originally Posted by shmeelady
I have noticed that with the past 3-4 trades I have done, members have pretty much demanded that I mail ONLY from the post office. It's not like I can easily pack up my son in his stroller and walk over to the post office to deliver their trades. Especially with all of this snow! The mailbox is right across the street from me. What is the big difference if I mail it at the post office or from the box???
I don't really appreciate being told that I have to do something a certain way.
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 03:30 PM #3760Smart Canuck
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At one point, I mailed most all trades and ALL trains from the postoffice. Then, one time... I sent PinkLincoln her train from my post office and it took 21 days to arrive to her. POSTMARKED and all. (The trades I previously sent Pink from my mailbox took 2-3 days). After this little incident, I purchased a kitchen scale and use the mailbox that Pink prefers! Originally Posted by shmeelady
I have noticed that with the past 3-4 trades I have done, members have pretty much demanded that I mail ONLY from the post office. It's not like I can easily pack up my son in his stroller and walk over to the post office to deliver their trades. Especially with all of this snow! The mailbox is right across the street from me. What is the big difference if I mail it at the post office or from the box???
I don't really appreciate being told that I have to do something a certain way.
Last edited by pumpkin9211; Sat, Nov 12th, 2011 at 04:43 PM.
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 04:29 PM #3761 Originally Posted by Kyriakos
Sorry to say this but safer is NOT true at all I have mailed things from the postal outlets and things have gotton lost more then once it is no different if someone tells you that there feeding you BS
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 04:30 PM #3762 Originally Posted by pumpkin9211
At one point, I mailed most all trades and ALL trains from the postoffice. Then, one time... I sent PinkLincoln her train from my post office and it took 21 days to arrive to her. POSTMARKED and all. (The trades I previously sent Pink from my mailbox took 2-3 days). After this little incident, I purchase a kitchen scale and use the mailbox that Pink prefers!
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 04:31 PM #3763
I only go to the P.O when I have a tonne of envies, and want them weighed. Like trains and stuff. If it's only like 1-2, it's going in the mailbox.
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 04:32 PM #3764
BUT Canadian tire has the scale I wanted on sale so i'll never need a P.O again.. muahahah
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Sat, Nov 12th, 2011, 05:07 PM #3765
Meh, Canada post is very slow and annoying right now. They need to get their butts in gear if they plan on making deadlines for the xmas season.
I had a a parcel sent out last Monday, 45 minutes from me. Delivery was spose to be the 9th. Guess what sat there till the 10th and now is in Missisauga which is 2.5 hours from me?
They'll make up some lame excuse to get out of a refund.
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