@phorum_junkie* wrote:I generally include a little something extra for repeat buyers, or buyers who have purchased multiple items in one transaction, but not for standard, single item transactions.
me too DG.
You do have to think carefully about what you send though, i have received sweets when I am on a strict diet, pillar earrings when I don't have pierced ears and worst of all a lavender bag when I am allergic and sneezed for two days!
That's the beauty of selling handmade jewellery - I will always have something similar to what was purchased, and I can be pretty confident the buyer can use it if they like it (I never include earrings unless they've already purchased some).
I used to get the odd message letting me know I'd 'mistakenly' included something they didn't buy and they'd be happy to return it, so now I try to remember to put a little 'with compliments' or 'thank you for your repeat custom' kind of note in with it.
When I was primarily selling clothes, I used to include cosmetic samples (sealed in a plastic bag, so no accidents occurred during transit), and thankfully no one ever complained about allergic reactions etc. 
Twice now I've received toffees in a package (different sellers) - the first ones were unfortunately rather awful tasting, but the thought was sweet, even if the lollies weren't. 
I've received the fluro yellow string from a seller too, with other jewellery findings, so I figure it's intended as stringing material (to make lanyards, phone charms etc with what was purchased).
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