I once saw someone Twitter complain (shocking, right?) about getting extra cards. Me? Nope. It's fun. Sometimes a seller will send extra Yankee cards, figuring I'm a fan for buying a Yankees card. Sometimes I'll buy a Tino Cardinals card and get Cardinals cards. No big deal.
Recently, I bought a fun Clarke Schmidt die cut autograph:
The package was also full of filler cards surrounding the purchased card.
Pretty cool! I never saw the Postseason Prominence cards. Fairly run of the mill Topps inserts, but a new Jeter I didn't have.
I thought these were cool and a nice gesture. I'll probably add some to TCDB. Or pass them on through a free card Friday.
Regardless, it's cool when a seller throws in something extra, whether it fits my collection or not.
Complaining about fillers? That's weird. While most of those wouldn't fit in my collection, why would I be upset that I got a little something extra. It makes a nice little eBay package.
ReplyDeleteAnytime anyone wants to send me free cards, I'm not going to complain! At worst, they end up in my dupes box. Not a problem.
ReplyDeletePeople who complain about fillers are the same people who complain about receiving a "large" cup at Taco Bell when they ordered a "medium". That's the world we live in.
ReplyDeletei can see this same person leaving neutral FB. what a nut job buyer. Who uses Jeter to take up space????? Now that's a crazy seller; one who'd get my repeat business!
ReplyDeleteThose are nice fillers. BTW your turn.
ReplyDeleteI bought something off of eBay a few years ago, a card of some sort, that came with a handful of filler cards on either side of it, which ended up going into a box, where they ended up sitting for a while. Sometime around last Christmas I got into that box again, and found that one of those filler cards had been an Absolute Devin Booker rookie, which unbeknownst to me was selling fairly well, so I listed it on eBay and ended up getting twenty bucks for it... not too bad for a filler card!
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