Panini Redemptions!

[sjw241]

I am happy to say I received 7 Panini redemptions this week. Didn't take long to arrive, a little over a month. The weird thing is though, they all came in separate envelopes with $6 something in postage on each. Why wouldn't they send them all together and save a ton of money? Just an observation that makes me go hmmmmm.

[HammerHawks]

I have wondered the same thing...

[RGM81]

They're both (UD & Panini alike) equally guilty of doing this. My LCS guys told me that one day they had a 3-foot stack of mail arrive, all UD redemptions, all individually packaged.

[sjw241]

I got 4 ITG He Shoots He Scores Redemptions earlier this year, guess what? They were all in the same package!! ITG have smart employees I guess!

[penguinsChief]

From a logistics standpoint, if they can't figure out how to ship cards in terms of months, how would we expect them to know how to ship all at once? The process is actually quite simple from a sorting perspective, and those of us who run systems that sort millions of pieces a week, know it is not that hard. It requires some good old hard work....

[CoolHandLuke]

Probably that they use a software that would not allow this sort of sorting or maybe too hard to assemble the card and easier to just ship individually. Often it can cost less to do it this way then have a software change to allow this. Note that cards probably arrive in the order they were prepared and to physically sort them again may end up being more costly. Company do weird things at time either because it less costly, bad organization or software that simply will not allow it and they rather not make the change.

[Hobbybox604]

Hmmm.....i would like to knw the correct answer,hope one of the reps reply here....

[Inferno]

I would say they process these in the order they are received, in other words they package your card without realizing you had a few other cards further down the queue. It's probably done on a card-by-card basis rather than by the total cards pending in your account.