Now it's up to 23 scam listings here,43 international ones and they even have coloured ones now,
One has grown to 4 scam listings for these,(not as believable?),
Still close to 400 of these scam listings,
You would think that after being reported for over two years that they must realize that they are a
laughing stock in gardening forums,
A number of other scam listings are still available in the Rose category,
You're right,sorry,
I was uncertain and then didn't Google that one,(it didn't have the clearly fake colouring so should've checked before posting)
@maranock wrote:I suppose you have to admire their imagination.
surely nobody would expect to cut open a lemon and see this
joe,
does your fruiterer sell these?
If you've got rose-coloured glasses they would.........................
@*tippy*toes* wrote:Of course people would think they could cut a lemon open and see that. Why wouldn't they? It's on the internet, therefore it must be true. The internet would never lie. Remember, these are the same nong that think they're buying rainbow roses and rainbow gum trees.
That's exactly why these listings sell as buyers believe that they are getting a genuine item,
Most will get seeds that may be lemon seeds but there is no guarentee.
As the fake seeds mentioned on here take longer than 60 days to arrive and then produce their first
"crop" the sellers are safe from negative feedback and the MBG,(as they can't be returned in the same
state that they were received in),
correct it must be pretty silly of me to go to a fruit shop in the city and find produce thats everywhere but not in country towns , you should try it sometimes in the city we have choice.
by the way these are called donut peaches they have been around for years , in my fruit shop for at least 5 years maybe not all of the shops , in fact they look ugly .
