shipping

[vgn]

hey guys,

I'm getting set to place an order to dacardworld in the next coming weeks and I'm curious as to what their shipping methods are like. I don't mean price but the actually packaging of the items.


I live in Australia and it obviously has to go a fair way to get to me, so I'm just paranoid that the box/cards are going to get damaged in the process. Can anyone put my mind at ease?

[Italy61587]

hey guys,

I'm getting set to place an order to dacardworld in the next coming weeks and I'm curious as to what their shipping methods are like. I don't mean price but the actually packaging of the items.


I live in Australia and it obviously has to go a fair way to get to me, so I'm just paranoid that the box/cards are going to get damaged in the process. Can anyone put my mind at ease?

Depends on the size of the order probably, but when i normally get a few boxes or so they send in a fairly sturdy cardboard box filled with Styrofoam pieces...that's about it though

[tarheelsnipe]

Depends on the size of the order probably, but when i normally get a few boxes or so they send in a fairly sturdy cardboard box filled with Styrofoam pieces...that's about it though

Same here. I've bought multiple boxes in the past. Styrofoam "peanuts" is what they use. I've never had a damaged box, but I'm only 12 hours from their warehouse.

[msriflegirl]

I too have never had any issues with their packaging and have never received damaged products. Sturdy boxes with lots of peanuts. They seem to package their shipments with great care.

[vgn]

thanks a lot everyone for your input. i'm less paranoid now haha

i think australian post offices and workers dont seem to care too much about the contents of any packages.