let me say this for all of you saying they sell them for souvenir purposes only thats just there way of getting around the law as well they know damn good in well what we are doing,
Even if attitude suspects you are going to try and germinate your seeds, how can they "know" that for sure? (ie how can they prove it?) They're legally allowed to sell you seeds; if you want to break the law by germinating them, that's your problem. Why do you want to make it their problem too by involving them in a criminal conspiracy?
they could have sent u a pack of seeds and not even been what you ordered but I am wrong for telling them there seeds did not germinate.
If they had sent you something you didn't order, I'm sure they would have been happy to replace the order.
And yes, you are in the wrong for telling Attitude "there" seeds didn't germinate, AFTER THEY EXPLICITLY TOLD YOU THEY COULD NOT AND WOULD NOT RESPOND TO THAT PARTICULAR COMPLAINT. They didn't just make up that policy to annoy you. They've had it for years, and its right there on their "Frequently asked questions" list. Did it occur to you to check their return policy before asking for a return?
So put yourself in my shoes you order and same thing happens to you and you order again then it happens again your just going to send a email to them saying they got crushed or bad packaging and pretty much lie just like they are.
How are they lying? They told you then cannot respond to issues with germination, and they didn't.
In any case, I wouldn't be in your shoes, because before I placed an order like yours, I'd familiarize myself with the both the sellers policy AND reputation. In fact, I've never placed an order with "Attitude" before, yet I still knew about this particular policy. Its not exactly a secret.
What would I do if I ordered seeds and they turned out to be non-viable? I'd contact them and tell them that the seeds I received didn't arrive in "collectible" condition. That's not lying, and I think they'd get the point.
They should respect the they maybe the seeds had a issue and should just fix it, how damn hard is it to replace the order of 6 "
souvenir purposes only" seeds?
It might have been easy to replace them, until you tried to involve them in a criminal conspiracy.
Maybe YOU should respect their stated explicit policy, and understand why nobody who works there wants to risk their business or personal freedom because you can't read or follow the rules.
One more time, if they acknowledge that they're sending you seeds for germination then that potentially makes them criminal accomplices and puts their entire business at risk (let alone poses risk of English loophole closure on seeds).
I fully agree with you that this whole charade with seeds is stupid. But that's because the law is stupid; Attitude is just responding in kind to take advantage of what amounts to a major loophole.
