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    first time trader question...

    i'm in the process of my first trade and i have a question...i know to place the card i'm trading in a top loader, HOWEVER, regarding the envelope that i'm mailing it in: can it be a regular ol small white envelope OR should i purchase one of those small 99 cent manilla bubble mailers? i wasn't sure if alot of people were choosy about which kind of envelopes their cards were mailed in for trading, so if anyone could help me out, i would appreciate it...thanks!

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    defintly use bubble mailers, unless the other trader agrees on a white envelope trade. you can get mailers much cheaper online off ebay or get about 10 for $5 at walmart probably
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    defintly use bubble mailers, unless the other trader agrees on a white envelope trade. you can get mailers much cheaper online off ebay or get about 10 for $5 at walmart probably

    okay, sounds good, i'll go with the bubble mailers...thanks!

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    penny sleeve into toploader into bubble mailer is usually the standard method for single cards... you can get bubble mailers at the dollar store usually 3/1$ atleast here in canada

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    okay, sounds good, i'll go with the bubble mailers...thanks!

    I work at a Wal Mart. At my store you can get a five pack of bubble mailers for 97 cents.

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    Just use bubble mailers. I always get mad when someone packages something bad. Good luck.

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    Oh and make sure to tape the top of the Top Loader closed to ensure the card doesn't fly out.

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    I work at a Wal Mart. At my store you can get a five pack of bubble mailers for 97 cents.

    o my. i buy mine for $1-2 each....

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    Welcome! this is a great site, you will love it here., lots of great people here that are very helpful.
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    I work at a Wal Mart. At my store you can get a five pack of bubble mailers for 97 cents.

    Good to know! I'll have to check that out. Thanks
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