I'm not sure what happened. This deal is so old I really don't remember it, but I don't ever remember failing to package something properly. I would have appreciated it if you contacted me directly before slandering my name here. I haven't been on a lot recently, but it doesn't mean I don't care what people think of me here. I get an E-Mail saying I've received negative feedback, so of course I'm here now to check it out.
With that aside, please explain in detail what the problem was. Did the package somehow open during transit? What did I package it in? Most of the time I put the cards in a penny sleeve, toploader, and teambag, and then send them in a bubble mailer. The sleeve and toploader are to prevent it from getting banged up; the team bag is to prevent the card from exiting the toploader, and the bubble mailer is to prevent any further beatings it might come across in transit, and to show the handlers that it's something that deserves being in a bubble mailer.
Other times, like in bulk mailings, I'll put commons and inserts into those long card boxes, and tape 'em up. Anything like autographs, game used, or high-end rc's I always put them in their individual sleeves and toploaders. I usually can fit anywhere from 3 to 4 cards, packaged in that way, in one team bag; depending on the thickness of the cards. Did I send in two or maybe three separate bubble mailers? Sometimes I do that with large orders when I don't have a small box to put all the bubble mailers in. In those cases, I only charge for shipping as if I sent it all in one package, because its not the buyers' fault that I don't have time to shop for boxes frequently.
Again, please explain in detail what the problem was. I assure you, that unless I had some sort of brain fart and taped the toploaders instead of putting 'em in teambags (I used to use tape when I didn't know of teambags; I now use teambags so the recipient doesn't have to buy a new toploader if they want a nice display for their card), it had to have been something that happened within transit. In those cases, I can't be held responsible unless it really was my fault.