Bricklink Seller Review - An Avalanche of Bricks

I've seen enough movies to know that avalanches can kill you.  But I've also read enough science to know that yelling or loud noises cannot create an avalanche.  I expect to find avalanches in places with mountains tall enough to support year round snow.  Like 10,000 feet and taller.  When you try to tell me that your highest point is a touch over 1500 feet and you call it a hill, I'm less inclined to think avalanche.  Maybe more like a tumble.  But A Tumble of Bricks just doesn't have the same marketing ring to it.

Profile
Seller: An Avalanche of Bricks
Store: http://www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=JROD007
Feedback (at time of writing): 488
Feedback Ratio: 100% positive
Location: USA, Ohio
Prices: Around or slightly above 6 month average.

My Order
Order Size: 91 pieces, 13 lots
Condition: 100% New
Shipping Charge: Minimum $2.32, actual above that.
Extra Fees: 50c for packaging up to 14 lots, $1 for 15 to 29 lots and $2 above that.  Yikes.
Other: $5 minimum order
Final Cost per Part: $0.11

Timeline
Order Date: Feb 9
Invoice Date: Feb 10
Payment Date: Feb 10
Shipping Date: Feb 12
Delivery Date: Feb 15

Order Details
Why this store: Final Hero Factory parts needed to complete these guys.
Packaging: Every lot in its own brand new baggie.
Part condition: New and shiny
Communication: Good
Feedback left: Positive
Odd telltale signs: Gorgeous handwriting.  Perhaps he has a cohort
Issues: None

Recommendation
I get a little tired of individual baggies for every lot.  A little mixing is really OK.  And overpriced postage PLUS a packaging charge is a groaner.  But my average price per piece was low enough and I got all my remaining Hero Factory needs met in one place.  There are a lot of stores that charge actual postage and still have decent prices.  And I really wouldn't have minded one offing the remaining parts in many different orders.  It's hard to complain about this order but hard to justify a second order on general principle.  Who knows, maybe I will.