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all[/b] etailers are drop shippers? What *I* read is a reference to those who drop ship from 104th. That didn't say that all do, but IMO his point was valid toward those who do.
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I have a lot to catch up on, but I believe what he said and vitz called him on was that all DROP SHIPPERS don't see their stock, not all etailers are drop shippers.
I'm taking vitz's protest to mean that marine depot live sees all their livestock that they have drop shipped, but I wonder how that could be as well. Surely they don't have a person sitting there watching a wholesaler pick out and bag each skunk cleaner, or each brittle star, green chromis, whatever.
aquaticvet1":1jj3bekb said:All are covered by our guarantee which means that the end fish sold is never substandard.....snipped.......Sorry Steve , I am answering his direct question.
I just don't understand how you can possibly say that just because you have a guarantee that makes it impossible for something to be substandard. A fish with torn fins, parasites, disease, anything, is a "substandard" animal regardless if it has a guarantee with it or not! LOL. Ridiculous claims are causing you to lose credibility with me. English scholar I am not, but the "sub" you put before "standard" to me means less than standard.
But, since you're goading Steve about answering my direct question, please answer the other direct questions I asked in the very same post. All your customers who complained about the product they got are simply liars or "hard to please" cause even though they got a bleached coral or a sick fish they weren't substandard?
I think this comment grates me the most
As far as substandard fish , I agree that I should have stated " never intentionally sell". I will grant you that , as a very small percentage may get damaged in shipping.
As if your company is so infallible that the only problems with your livestock just have to have occured during shipping. There's no way in the world it was something else huh? Yeah, I'm definitely thinking it's time for the hip waders.