It did occur to me today that those of you who haven't gotten shipping notices yet may actually be fortunate! Topps may have noticed that they were "hitting" wrong, stopped the shipping process, and are now in the process of repacking before they send more out. As I stated before, though, I will be interested in seeing what kind of hits are pulled by those who already got their shipping notices and have packages already on their way.
Thinking about this, I did go ahead and send Topps a complaint via email. (I have found in the past a long time ago that I get better results from email than calling.) Who knows? Maybe I'll get some coupons in a couple of months. Before, I had to send the sets back because they had sent me completely wrong sets (January instead of August). I had to send a picture of the January sets before they'd send me a return label and authorize the return, and they wouldn't send me the August sets until they received the January sets. That's a bit more than sending one missing card. Although, they obviously didn't trust me while I should be the one not trusting them--and true, I didn't. In my complaint, I went ahead and sent a picture of my hits to save some time. Maybe sending replacements for some hits should be less complex than replacing entire sets. But then, nothing is simple with Topps, it seems. They could have avoided all of this by simply sending out two (or more) coupon backs as hits in each pack.
