I received a cel yesterday that to say the least 
was not packaged very well.  It was simply the 
cel inside a single postal envelope.  There was 
no padding, no hard boxes, not even a "Do Not 
Bend" note on the envelope.  And the best part 
was, the cel is stuck to the sketch (which, by 
the way, is not a problem - I knew that going 
in), and to make the sketch fit into the 
envelope, the seller folded the top 1/2 inch or 
so of the sketch, right through the registration 
holes.  Luckily that fold was the only damage 
that I can tell.

Now, I wasn't terribly upset because this cel was 
not very expensive - it's about a quarter of my 
average price (which in itself isn't that high 
compared to some of the posts I've read around 
here).  But, my question is, what do I do about 
the feedback for eBay?  I don't think this 
warrants negative feedback, but I was thinking 
maybe a neutral feedback.  But I don't want to 
hurt someone's reputation.  I noticed from the 
seller's rating that they are fairly new to the 
process, (yes, I knew ahead of time there was a 
risk of something like this) so maybe they just 
don't know any better.  Should I contact them 
before leaving the feedback, or maybe just 
contact them and not leave any feedback.  Or 
maybe I'm making too big of a deal out of it and 
should do nothing.  I just think it might be a 
good idea to give the seller some suggestions so 
the next time they ship something it doesn't get 
trashed in the mail.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
OnWingedFeet