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Oh why, oh why must my beautiful box the glistening delightful minis be surrounded by diminutive, statically charged, demons of agonizing torment! Why do condemn your customers to the carpet soiling, choking doom of Styrofoam peanuts!?!?!?! Like vampiric albino leeches they cling to my flesh, and drain my life energy!

John Kretzer |

Oh why, oh why must my beautiful box the glistening delightful minis be surrounded by diminutive, statically charged, demons of agonizing torment! Why do condemn your customers to the carpet soiling, choking doom of Styrofoam peanuts!?!?!?! Like vampiric albino leeches they cling to my flesh, and drain my life energy!
One word....Cosmo.

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Yes but there's no way whoever designed that so-called bubble wrap isn't in maximum security prison right now... unless... can you still magically get the sound? Because unpoppable bubble wrap that still makes fun sound is awesome, infinite bubble wrap for everywhere, parents of young children rejoice!

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Oh why, oh why must my beautiful box the glistening delightful minis be surrounded by diminutive, statically charged, demons of agonizing torment! Why do condemn your customers to the carpet soiling, choking doom of Styrofoam peanuts!?!?!?! Like vampiric albino leeches they cling to my flesh, and drain my life energy!
Congratulations! You have earned a place on the List of People Never to be Eaten during the Zombiepocalypse!

Friendly Neighborhood Cultist |

moon glum wrote:Oh why, oh why must my beautiful box the glistening delightful minis be surrounded by diminutive, statically charged, demons of agonizing torment! Why do condemn your customers to the carpet soiling, choking doom of Styrofoam peanuts!?!?!?! Like vampiric albino leeches they cling to my flesh, and drain my life energy!Congratulations! You have earned a place on the List of People Never to be Eaten during the Zombiepocalypse!
You are probably just scared that the squishy and clingy residue out of some archdemons household might mutate your zombies beyond your control, aren't you?

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I would gladly pay extra for bubble wrap.
I have to vacuum my purchases when I unpack them and I still find them everywhere; in rooms where I never opened them and hidden in between pages of the products.

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Aberzombie wrote:You are probably just scared that the squishy and clingy residue out of some archdemons household might mutate your zombies beyond your control, aren't you?moon glum wrote:Oh why, oh why must my beautiful box the glistening delightful minis be surrounded by diminutive, statically charged, demons of agonizing torment! Why do condemn your customers to the carpet soiling, choking doom of Styrofoam peanuts!?!?!?! Like vampiric albino leeches they cling to my flesh, and drain my life energy!Congratulations! You have earned a place on the List of People Never to be Eaten during the Zombiepocalypse!
What is this "control" you speak of?

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Oh why, oh why must my beautiful box the glistening delightful minis be surrounded by diminutive, statically charged, demons of agonizing torment! Why do condemn your customers to the carpet soiling, choking doom of Styrofoam peanuts!?!?!?! Like vampiric albino leeches they cling to my flesh, and drain my life energy!
No one at Paizo will refute how horrible packing peanuts are. The warehouse and customer service empathize 100% with this sentiment everytime we deal with packing peanuts (5 days a week). So why do they get used? They have the best overall protection for most orders while keeping costs down.

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Sara, quick question:
What is the possibility of wrapping orders within brown craft paper, so that our product is not infiltrated with those green demons of agonizing torment?
I see 12" by 1200 feet craft paper is relatively cheap- less than $15. Assuming 12" by 3 feet for each order (your mileage may vary), that would end up less than 4 cents per order.
-- S.

Anguish |

No one at Paizo will refute how horrible packing peanuts are. The warehouse and customer service empathize 100% with this sentiment everytime we deal with packing peanuts (5 days a week). So why do they get used? They have the best overall protection for most orders while keeping costs down.
Actually, someone made a point upthread. They mentioned being willing to pay extra for not having peanuts. At first my reaction was "yeah, nobody will do it." Then I started refining my opinion.
For a typical box with a book or two in it, you need what... 12-24 inches of bubblewrap?
Turns out a quick Google search tells me that (for instance), a 12" by 750 foot spool goes for $56 USD. You're talking $0.08 a foot.
So hey. How about take that very clueless and napkin-back math and say... give us a checkbox that adds $1 per box to use bubblewrap? I can't be off by a factor of ten on the estimate.
Sure, many people won't bother, but I know it'd be tempting to me.

John Kretzer |

Sara, quick question:
What is the possibility of wrapping orders within brown craft paper, so that our product is not infiltrated with those green demons of agonizing torment?I see 12" by 1200 feet craft paper is relatively cheap- less than $15. Assuming 12" by 3 feet for each order (your mileage may vary), that would end up less than 4 cents per order.
-- S.
You forget you have to pay someone to wrap them up...either a new hire...or someone who is all ready there who taking their time to do this thus delaying the packages from going out.

Anguish |

You forget you have to pay someone to wrap them up...either a new hire...or someone who is all ready there who taking their time to do this thus delaying the packages from going out.
Radical thought: have^H^H^H^Hlet the poor bastard whose arms are perpetually covered in peanuts do it instead of pouring peanuts into the box.

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Sara, quick question:
What is the possibility of wrapping orders within brown craft paper, so that our product is not infiltrated with those green demons of agonizing torment?I see 12" by 1200 feet craft paper is relatively cheap- less than $15. Assuming 12" by 3 feet for each order (your mileage may vary), that would end up less than 4 cents per order.
-- S.
We used to use craft paper, but stopped because it scuffed the book covers. (I *think* we still use it in some shipments that won't have that problem.)