Selling via mail order

I have a card I’m looking to sell, but I need to mail it to someone in another city.
Once, I actually bought a card from someone out of state via mail; the mail carrier delivered the package directly to my door, and I handed him the cash, which he then passed along to the seller. How can I set that up now? And does anyone know what that specific type of shipment is called?

Look, if you're shipping cards with a high buy-back value, you really should be using a service like UPS with insurance included... it's basically like sending a package with a declared value.
Sure, the shipping costs a bit more upfront—it’s definitely not the cheapest way to get things moving—but honestly, when you're dealing with anything worth a decent chunk of change, you don't want to take the risk. I remember once trying to save a few bucks by using a standard mail service for some vintage collectibles, and let me tell you, watching that tracking number go dead for two weeks was enough to give anyone a heart attack. Using a premium carrier makes it almost impossible for them to just vanish into thin air.

Nah, forget HPEX.

Just send it as a certified letter with return receipt requested by $6.75. That’s all you need to do.

You've got a thread in the classified ads; specifically here.

Alex Hill86 said:it’s honestly useless, man.

If you just send it off as a certified letter with the buyout amount due by $6.75, then that's all you get. That's the end of the line for you.

So, the shipment just conveniently vanishes into thin air—along with your cards and your cash sitting in the cookie jar... 🙏

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