These words are strictly ushered from a thread created on the matter a little while ago. I have no first hand experience and was speaking for Elvis as he and a few others were pretty outraged with sour patch.. That being said, I did email the guy (twice) and just as expected he never emailed me back.He actually still has the strain 'in stock' I asked about a couple of months ago, and it'd be nice if he took it down...
All I'm saying, If I were new to the seed game and I went to Sour Patch to buy your seeds and the bank completely let me down I'd question both companies.. The distributor for even pulling petty tactics like this and the breeder for being involved with a distributor who pulls things like this..
I hope you can get things resolved with him, I'd hate to go to spsb and see citrus farmer in stock only to be let down in the long run.
This is quoted from the original thread, please tell me why I have to do step one? Why do I as the customer have to email him and wait for a response on wether or not a strains' in stock as well as tell him I don't want replacements??.he should know I don't want replacements, that's why I came to his site in the first place, because he 'has' that one strain I can't get anywhere else .why can't he keep his site updated like he's supposed to? You know, do his job?? It's perfectly understandable if he makes a few mistakes but blatant things like this are a little ridiculous..
"Here's the deal-io, if you follow the protocol you will receive order... Protocol: 1) Email/Call to ensure in stock and tell him you do not want replacements, 2) send Blank Money Order, 3) Overnight, 4) with Tracking, 5) with Correct Shipping Address on your overnight receipt, 6) Keep Receipts, 7) and Patiently Wait."