What do YOU do about buyer backout??

[gocrow77]

Since you posted your question yesterday on the 22nd, that means the eggs had been sitting for four days beyond the sell date, is this correct?

My thoughts- I wouldn't ship those particular eggs. They could be in transit up to three days (even local shipments have their hiccups in delivery) and that means the eggs would be 7+ days old by the time they hit the bator or nest box. That would really harm viability.

Just something to consider.

Yes, I knew there was no way they could be sold at this point and I could not bring myself to eat them after being on the counter for that long either.

 

[Julie08]

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LOL I read this three times thinking what does her dear sister in law being out have anything to do with not being able to send eggs...... I finally got it now, I guess when your slow your slow.

to OP I agree with the others.

 

[Funky Feathers]

What do I do?? I email them again & again, if still no response I set the eggs myself, then hunt them down & kick their butts! Then I leave them very bad feedback as non-paying bidders or scammers. But that's just me. Non-paying bidders make me lose my mind. Buy the time I find it again, the buyer is in a bad way. Hee Hee

 

[rizq]

It is not very nice of them to leave you hanging. I know sometimes things come up, it has very recently happened to me, but I sure let the seller know as soon as I knew so they could relist the eggs if the wanted to! They were very nice about it, though probably just as disappointed as I was. Hated to do it, especially since they were so nice and giving me such a good deal. Sometimes, life just gets in the way. But, like I said, it is just plain rude not to let them know (unless your dear sister-in-law is out

).