Nope. I only package what the buyer paid for. Anything extra is the packing material, and a waterproof polybag. Them getting the item in safe undamaged condition is their thank you note.
Not to sound rude, but I once purchased a magazine, and it came with a written thank you note. You know what else it came with? Extreme water damage. I would've preferred a waterproof polybag instead of the thank you note. All I want when I buy something, is what I ordered. If you want to thank me, give me a discount.
Another anecdote I have is years ago, I ordered a shirt. And when I got the shirt, I also received a ballpoint pen inside the shirt. So I messaged the guy, and said why did you put a ballpoint pen in my package? And he said that he likes to include little free gifts with every purchase. Well that made me irrationally upset. BecauseI thought it might've been an accident. But no, he intentionally did that. What is he thinking putting a ballpoint pen inside of a shirt? I never asked for a ballpoint pen, or anything other than the shirt I purchased. Luckily, my shirt arrived undamaged. But if that pen had exploded, it would've completely ruined the shirt. And I would've been irate. It wasn't a regular run-of-the-mill plain white tee either. It was a vintage shirt, that cost me more money than I wanted to pay. And I haven't seen another one pop-up since. And it's been almost 2 decades since I bought it. So the moral of the story is, use common sense. Don't put a ballpoint pen in the same box as a shirt.
