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funny no one has mentioned this about the shipping.
so here is the big question, who pays for the re-shipping of the eggs? it's all well and good to offer more eggs but if the buyer has paid for eggs and none arrive or they are really late (what are the chances they will even hatch?) they might be very hesitant to send more money.
I will say this:
if I was sending eggs and I know I packed them well and they arrived very late (and I have confirmation on that) or not at all, I would reship at no charge to the client. if they arrived broken, I would refund the difference on the number of eggs broken vs the extras I sent (with photos to back up what the buyer was saying were broken) Ie: if I was paid for 6 and I sent 10 but 4 were broken, then no refund because they did get 6 that they paid for or paid for 6, sent 10 but 5 were broken, I'd take the total cost with shipping, divide by number of eggs paid for and refund for the one egg including the shipping on that one egg.
so here is the big question, who pays for the re-shipping of the eggs? it's all well and good to offer more eggs but if the buyer has paid for eggs and none arrive or they are really late (what are the chances they will even hatch?) they might be very hesitant to send more money.
I will say this:
if I was sending eggs and I know I packed them well and they arrived very late (and I have confirmation on that) or not at all, I would reship at no charge to the client. if they arrived broken, I would refund the difference on the number of eggs broken vs the extras I sent (with photos to back up what the buyer was saying were broken) Ie: if I was paid for 6 and I sent 10 but 4 were broken, then no refund because they did get 6 that they paid for or paid for 6, sent 10 but 5 were broken, I'd take the total cost with shipping, divide by number of eggs paid for and refund for the one egg including the shipping on that one egg.
