Perhaps they will grow into those wonderful roses with all the colours of the rainbow on one plant I keep seeing advertised
I keep reporting them on eBay...sometimes they take down the listing...but it takes a while. Makes you wonder how foolish people can be to fall for those amateurish Photoshop jobs.
Perhaps they will grow into those wonderful roses with all the colours of the rainbow on one plant I keep seeing advertised
I keep reporting them on eBay...sometimes they take down the listing...but it takes a while. Makes you wonder how foolish people can be to fall for those amateurish Photoshop jobs.
I had one of those adds taken of Facebook, I reported, they checked then wrote back to me to say they’d taken it off and the company ceased trading on FB.
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
Yeah.. I saw that. Top image looks a lot like citrus seeds.. left over from an OJ factory? Someone in Utah got some and said it was marked 'jewelry' on the customs declaration. I wonder if that lady now has a review on Amaz@n for a lovely necklace 'she' purchased for $.01 and $15.95 shipping?
Another article said they are now arriving from other Asian countries of origins as well.
I still don't quite understand how free (seeds or something) translates to a useful outcome, be it a positive review or anything else. Surely to leave a review, someone had to have bought something and therefore paid for it. You can't leave a review if you haven't bought anything, and sellers can't force a review or write one on someone's behalf. Doesn't make much sense to me...
If I order you a gift and have it sent direct to you, I still get to write the review. Since the seller and I are in cahoots they send you some seeds instead of the necklace I 'purchased' for you. I work for tons of sellers, and have tons of accounts, so all the reviews look real.
I don't know why people are dismissing the idea that there could be a more nefarious purpose behind them. It's unlikely but certainly possible that noxious weeds or plants carrying a disease are being deliberately sent, whether as a prank or something else.
If I order you a gift and have it sent direct to you, I still get to write the review. Since the seller and I are in cahoots they send you some seeds instead of the necklace I 'purchased' for you. I work for tons of sellers, and have tons of accounts, so all the reviews look real.
@Blue Onion but if you and the seller are in cahoots, why send anything to a third party who isn't involved in the scam? It's how they've got caught, so why bother? You order a gift from the seller, you leave a review, and the seller refunds you outside of the site/system you're using. Nobody would be any the wiser...
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Includes information about where to send any packets.
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