@e-cheddar wrote:
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Hi, I live all the way up in Alaska and it would help, if the CD case could have extra protection; so it won’t get crushed, cracked, or damaged on the way up here. Some strong small rectangle cardboard on front and back of CD case. Double wrap it in bubble wrap on front and back of CD case please! Then put it in a small box that is big enough, but not too small, where it would be hard to get out or get squished. Then put it in the envelope. Anything you can do will help! Thank you!
This is how I would respond........
"No problem, I always surround my cd's in cardboard before placing them inside a bubble envelope".
FYI - The piece of cardboard I use is always slightly bigger than the disc case so it's well protected and will not (under normal circumstances) suffer from any case cracks even if subjected to being bashed about or having a heavy object land on top of it. From experience this will not prevent damage when driven over by a fork lift but that has only happened once out of thousands.
CD and Cassettes cases are notorious for getting damaged if they are just sent in a bubble envelope with no additional protection. While a case crack is not the end of the world it is quite upsetting to some and so very easy to avoid.
A standard cd will usually weigh more than 4 ounces packed, adding additional cardboard might raise it to 5 - 6 ounces but there is no difference in shipping cost for either First Class or Media Mail (and the cardboard itself should be free).
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