Good point GS
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Dumb question> Are seed bay and seed boutique the same company? I ordered beans from the boo on 12-19-13(when my payment was sent out) and i have not received any confirmation. Could this closing be the cause?
Any help or insight would be appreciated.
Dumb question> Are seed bay and seed boutique the same company? I ordered beans from the boo on 12-19-13(when my payment was sent out) and i have not received any confirmation. Could this closing be the cause?
Any help or insight would be appreciated.
Interesting tidbit. As we r getting proof of purchase from customers for replacement. I noticed the seed depot requested that they make their money orders out to
Bulbul Investments LLC.
LLC are only US companies. Traces it back to a bit coin market place in Atlanta.
Look like he sunk all the $$ into bit coins.
Dumb question> Are seed bay and seed boutique the same company? I ordered beans from the boo on 12-19-13(when my payment was sent out) and i have not received any confirmation. Could this closing be the cause?
Any help or insight would be appreciated.
Interesting tidbit. As we r getting proof of purchase from customers for replacement. I noticed the seed depot requested that they make their money orders out to
Bulbul Investments LLC.
LLC are only US companies. Traces it back to a bit coin market place in Atlanta.
Look like he sunk all the $$ into bit coins.
Interesting tidbit. As we r getting proof of purchase from customers for replacement. I noticed the seed depot requested that they make their money orders out to
Bulbul Investments LLC.
LLC are only US companies. Traces it back to a bit coin market place in Atlanta.
Look like he sunk all the $$ into bit coins.
Given the price of seeds these days, it's not too much to ask that the beans be enclosed in some kind of secure packaging. I'm sure it wouldn't cost 20% of retail price for good packaging.I really like the proposal about more breeders using secure, tamper proof packing, packing dates, and numbered packs. Oh, and crush/light proof too.
I realize this would probably increase the cost per pack. Maybe even by 20% (?).
Given the price of seeds these days, it's not too much to ask that the beans be enclosed in some kind of secure packaging. I'm sure it wouldn't cost 20% of retail price for good packaging.
Some smart entrepreneur should create a standard packaging that can then be sold cheaply to breeders who can then customize it with a stick on logo that acts like a tamper-proof seal.
Actually there is such packaging available, but I'm not sure where to order it from. I have a Uline catalog, but you might need to check a more specialized company. Or just check out what others have done. I've been impressed over the years by the Greenhouse's innovative packaging. They've tried out all sorts of things. Of course, they can afford to do that. Not saying everyone needs to make a big deal about pkging, but if you want a wider market and international credibility, it really helps.