After a misleading ad leading to a disappointing purchase, I put it behind me as a learning experience. While looking elsewhere for eggs, I came upon a picture the seller has in her ad. It seems that the picture is not one of her chickens! She stole/borrowed it from another site.
In communicating my disappointment that the eggs that were shipped were pullet eggs, not the ones in the ad that claimed 'several hatches', she changed the ad. Well now the ad is back to its original 'lies'. (if it's not the truth, it's a lie)
Then there are the gold comet eggs..... you won't get sex links from breeding sex links to sex links!
I have learned some new questions to ask:
What breed are the rooster and hen?
Is this a picture of your actual chicken?
When are the eggs gathered?
Being new at this, I thought I had asked all the right questions, but the fact remains, there are less than honest people out there.
What other questions should one ask?
In communicating my disappointment that the eggs that were shipped were pullet eggs, not the ones in the ad that claimed 'several hatches', she changed the ad. Well now the ad is back to its original 'lies'. (if it's not the truth, it's a lie)
Then there are the gold comet eggs..... you won't get sex links from breeding sex links to sex links!
I have learned some new questions to ask:
What breed are the rooster and hen?
Is this a picture of your actual chicken?
When are the eggs gathered?
Being new at this, I thought I had asked all the right questions, but the fact remains, there are less than honest people out there.
What other questions should one ask?