" Do they just not read or do they not get what Mixed with a possibility of pure chicks mean? "
While I do understand your frustration, I do not understand how you can possibly get "pure chicks" from "mixed" eggs. Unless I am not getting what you mean by "mixed". I understand it to mean "mixed" as in "Mixed/cross bred eggs". Or is that a "mix" of eggs from different breeds which are cross bred? Or a mix of eggs, some from crossbred chickens and some purebred chickens?
Further CL gives you the warning against scams because that is a real possibilty. When ever I receive a response that is not "worded" correctly I assume it is a scam and just delete it. You should too. Responding to them only gives them your e-mail address. They are Phishing.
Another way to sift these scams is look at the return "e-mail host". I had one the was
[email protected]. I've never heard of "zoom". Maybe you have?
A couple of mine said "hey, how are you, do you still want to sell this ? These frauds assume to know our vocabulary and culture, so they respond the way they believe we do. I do not begin return e-mails or any corrospondence w/ Hey or How are you today, or Whats' going on, when addressing a stranger about business. In responding to an ad for chickens I would not respond with "do you still have this?" Scammers never ask the right poultry questions. They don't seem to know the right terminology.
Look for tip offs and you won't get frustrated, because you'll be able to pick out the serious buyers. Please understand that my intent is to help you just as you would want to help me. We're friends that's what friends do, right?
All the best
Rancher
