@laurent, my friend - you asked:
@edvasc Can you tell me since I don't collect damaged stamps, what should I do with them?
ME, I'll answer you: yes, I drop out (to the waste basket) a lot of damaged stamps I received, they are not good to send anyone.
@ edvasc you were right to cancel given your 4.43 I would surely have received what is at the bottom of your trash
ME, I'll answer you: yes, I know you would give me a bad rating, that's why I canceled the sending
(it's not worth the effort to send a "over standard" bunch of 100 stamps to those very demanding users; no matter what you send, you never get a good rate; thus, to those demanding profiles I send a "club minimum rules only" set
And I will repeat. Some users don't understand what used/cancelled stamps are.
1. Some countries don't have pretty colorful stamps (Nordic countries. fox example)
2. Some countries don't have weird shape stamps like Japan
3. Some countries don't have perfect stamps (like India, for example)
4. If you collect stamps from previous European colonies, you should know that most of the stamps have minor damages, due to the long travel of the original letters (local stamps inside the colonies were mostly lost, as nobody collected stamps there)
5. if you collect esater European countries
