In a message dated 3/29/02 4:04:48 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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Basically I'm joking. But if they hadn't told the entire world they were
expecting a huge shipment of animals, with paper work, then they probably
would have been cleared.
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Hi-
Right- and this enforces my point- why advertise a shipment of animals that
you are guaranteed to sell? For instance- if I was getting 5 dozen
serraticauda- legal papers or not- I could sell every one and still have
people waiting. Why in the world would I advertise? And its commom knowledge
that F&W monitor's Kingsnake.com.
I think that at best, a shipment of legal animals were being touted as rare
species. The quoted prices were way too low- Your box arrives and instead of
flavigularus you got comorograndensis.
Or heck- even vice versa- rare species were being slipped in as legal
species.
For certain - few facts are known.
Detective Wells is on the case, and I hope he fills us in if he learns
anything.
Jason-
PS
I have some Rodriquez Island daygeckos for sale- $7.00 US each, in 10 lots.
Keep it under your hat.
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