Dr Watt
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Edit 4 more Sense
Edit 4 more Sense
I've just lost two orders from Seedsmen. With guns, drugs and tobacoo to look for and seeds being so small in an envelope - I'm very surprised to lose 2 from last four (edit) 5 orders.
I'm sus on mail going to from Spain to Heathrow to Aus when it should go straight to New Dehli / Singapore. All my seed orders have gone through Heathrow so the seed company needs to figure it out.
One thought - Royal Mail is getting a box of multiple seeds and an employee is selectively stealing. It would be hard to sell multiple stolen seeds but the thief only needs to know one connection (another crook) and it could get sold as legitimite seeds again - edit not likely !
I wanna know the % of orders that are lost and I'll give you my opinion less than 1% of customers make false claim. Anyway, a false claim would be best inusured for a large seed order - but it only halves the cost so once again not likely. Thieves aren't investor types for 1/2 price seeds but you never know. Edit About 70 to 90 % are 'lost' to customs depending on your domestic scenario.
I thought receiving seeds in basic most common mail was stealth and all these extras were complete bunkum ! Then lost one so reordered with Tracking then wait full 3.5 weeks (it should take 5 days) - the full 25 day wait is another factor in all of this.
Seedsmen seeds are LEGIT like VuDu Seedboutique Seedbay but they don't arrive ! HAHAHA
Final idea is that Computer Scan at Heathrow, Oz, NewYork, LA can see SEEDS easily and under Flora Fauna protection are detected and destroyed. Hey, if the detection rates a way different between destinations you could make conclusions - THE SEED COMPANY SHOULD KNOW THIS TOTALLY ! Edit : Technology is finding the seeds like a californian fruit processing plant detects botched fruit and with a puff of air - it is diverted - for JUICING ! So you must get insurance, if detected hope your customs issues a notice that you email to the seed vendor, or hope they resend on your word
Edit 4 more Sense
I've just lost two orders from Seedsmen. With guns, drugs and tobacoo to look for and seeds being so small in an envelope - I'm very surprised to lose 2 from last four (edit) 5 orders.
I'm sus on mail going to from Spain to Heathrow to Aus when it should go straight to New Dehli / Singapore. All my seed orders have gone through Heathrow so the seed company needs to figure it out.
One thought - Royal Mail is getting a box of multiple seeds and an employee is selectively stealing. It would be hard to sell multiple stolen seeds but the thief only needs to know one connection (another crook) and it could get sold as legitimite seeds again - edit not likely !
I wanna know the % of orders that are lost and I'll give you my opinion less than 1% of customers make false claim. Anyway, a false claim would be best inusured for a large seed order - but it only halves the cost so once again not likely. Thieves aren't investor types for 1/2 price seeds but you never know. Edit About 70 to 90 % are 'lost' to customs depending on your domestic scenario.
I thought receiving seeds in basic most common mail was stealth and all these extras were complete bunkum ! Then lost one so reordered with Tracking then wait full 3.5 weeks (it should take 5 days) - the full 25 day wait is another factor in all of this.
Seedsmen seeds are LEGIT like VuDu Seedboutique Seedbay but they don't arrive ! HAHAHA
Final idea is that Computer Scan at Heathrow, Oz, NewYork, LA can see SEEDS easily and under Flora Fauna protection are detected and destroyed. Hey, if the detection rates a way different between destinations you could make conclusions - THE SEED COMPANY SHOULD KNOW THIS TOTALLY ! Edit : Technology is finding the seeds like a californian fruit processing plant detects botched fruit and with a puff of air - it is diverted - for JUICING ! So you must get insurance, if detected hope your customs issues a notice that you email to the seed vendor, or hope they resend on your word
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