Ebay Scam or unlucky?
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Citrus Scam on E-Bay
Comments (18)Morning, Eahamel, mind if I ask where you're located? These days I suffer memory loss. lol. You probably mentioned location a million times. Are your citrus in containers or in-ground? Heck, wish my potted citrus grew like you describe yours. :) I think most plants need breathing room, although many authors say grouped plants retain humidity. But, plants kept too close lack air circulation. Something, plants, 'especially indoors,' require. How large do Rio fruit get? Ex..size of Navel orange or Grapefruit. My citrus are grown for decoration, and love of growing.. However, I have eaten lemon, calamondin and kumquats. As for 25' trees, I'm sure fruit isn't wasted. Birds get to nibble, too. :) So true..grafted trees fruit much faster than bushes. I think the only ungrafted citrus in my collection is a Calamondin.. Eahamel, citrus are not hardy in IL. One year 'out of desperation,' lol, I bought Poncirus/FD, then planted in- ground. It survived our freezing winters, think 3-yrs, but so slow-growing. One year, during winter, some Bozo walked across the garden, 'FD was dormant,' instead of the walkway. In the process my FD broke at the base. I was SO upset. It never grew back. HA! weather people. Plan opposite predictions. lol. According to forecasters, we're supposed to get rain all of next week. We'll see..we sure need rain, too. I should have checked to see if you started a new thread before posting here. We'll all do the rain dance..:) Toni PS. I have sown store-bought citrus seeds.. lemon. It grew so, very fast, but thorns were longer and more prickly than cactus. One pro...foliage had super-strong lemony scent. More pronounced than nursery bought, established fruit....See MoreFor those that use Ebay (it's long!)
Comments (22)I did it again? Did WHAT again? YOU ARE THE ONE THAT MADE ME AWARE ABOUT THIS FORUM POSTING IN A EMAIL. YOU DID IT AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I did nothing defamatory or harassing...not in the least. I am not afraid of your threats. I have been a member here for a short while and I posted this thread to warn my Gardenweb friends, since many buy from Ebay. I see nothing wrong with that, as I did not lie about anything. There are many posts on here where people ask if a seller is reputable or not, and members don't get kicked off for sharing their experience with that seller (whether it's an ebay seller or any online seller). We have every right to discuss our experiences with sellers, whether it's negative or positive. THE DEFAMATORY, LIBELOUS PART IS THAT YOU POSTED MY EBAY ID IN A COMPLAINT THAT YOU HAVE WITH ME & THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH GARDENWEB When I first joined, I put a post on here listing some sellers on ebay that I liked, just to share with other members who use ebay. Well, on that post there were people talking about other sellers BY NAME and telling of their negative experiences. They are still here. Many people have also talked about their negative experiences with online sellers. They are still here. SO SEND ME THAT POST, SINCE YOU ARN'T WORRIED????? YES, THEY MAY STILL BE HERE, BUT LIKE I SAID THEY PROBABLY DIDN'T READ THE RULES EITHER, JUST CLICKED THE LINK SAYING THEY DID. AND THEN AGAIN THEY DIDN'T TELL BY PERSONAL EMAIL, THOSE PEOPLE THEY COMPLAINED ABOUT TO LOOK WHAT THEY HAD SAID ABOUT THEM, BY POSTING IT ON THE GARDENWEB FORUMS. BUT YOU DID, YOU WANTED ME HERE DIDN'T YOU. So I'm not worried in the least. Obviously someone made you aware of this post. YOU DID IN A PRIVATE EMAIL TO ME. You signed up to this forum to make yourself look "better". i, HAVE EVERY RIGHT TO SIGN UP AND MAKE MYSELF HEARD, WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT...Well, you made yourself look worse. You're doing the same thing that you did in your emails...if you look at my FIRST reply, you can see that I tried to end the conversation. But you wouldn't let up. THE REASON THERE IS THAT YOU WANTED ME TO JUST SEND YOUR MONEY BACK, BUT YOU WOULD KEEP THE PLANT. SO IS THE SELLER RESPONDSIBLE FOR YOUR OTHER PLANTS BEING INFECTED WITH APHIDS THAT YOU FIND ANYTIME YOU DEEM FIT. I really don't think you're wanted here, because it's just to start trouble. You said your piece, now leave it be. OH BUT I DID GIVE UP ON THE LAST EMAIL THAT YOU SAID TO "LEAVE ME ALONE" DATED 13 MAR. BUT YOU ARE THE ONE THAT WANTED TO PURSUE IT FURTHER IN THE EMAIL YOU SENT ME ON 22 MAR. WITH THE SUBJECT LINE " Ebay item under inspection " AND TELLING ME TO LOOK AT THE POST YOU MADE ON THE GARDENWEB FORUMS. NOW I, HAVE SAID MY PIECE, AND WILL ONLY LEAVE IT ALONE ONCE YOU HAVE. i'VE ALREADY HAVE SENT A COMPLAINT TO GARDENWEB ABOUT THIS MATTER, AS GARDENWEB STATES IN THIER GUIDELINES... 'YOU ALONE ARE RESPONDSIBLE FOR WHAT YOU POST TO THE GARDENWEB FORUMS AND ANY CONSEQUENCES OF THOSE MESSAGES. ANY PUBIC ACCUSATIONS IN THE FORUMS OR ELSEWERE ON GARDENWEB, WILL RESULT IN THE ACCUSER BEING BANNED....See MorePossible CL scam
Comments (14)You didn't give him any of the info requested did you? I think I would keep an eye on your ID and any auctions within 25 miles of you, plus go in & change your passwords. Did you click on any links in the email or reply to his email? That's the only way I can think of that would give him access to your passwords....See MoreDo these seelings look right or did I get scammed?
Comments (3)I had a similar experience myself. I ordered some sempervivum seeds from Amazon, they sprouted after 3-4 days, but they stayed like this for months! It didn't look right, and I binned them. It looks like a scam, and I am wondering about writing a negative review. (http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00N15340Y?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage) I also got lots of succulent, sedum and cacti seeds, but apart from the cacti seeds that are growing ok (From Amazon), I seem unable to sprout anything that I got from the Ebay sellers, the seeds just get a bit of web mould and nothing happens :( The little cacti sprouted longer than 2 months ago, and haven;t grown much since then....See Morelascatx
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