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Old 04-14-2007, 05:55 PM
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I think the auction description speaks for itself but

A 7" sanderianum is a NBS?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Orchid-Paph-sand...QQcmdZViewItem
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Not NBS when it is several months away from blooming. Guess it depends on the definition of "near"
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NBS in about 5 years!...maybe NBS means 'NOT BLOOMING SOON'
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Old 04-14-2007, 07:42 PM
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maybe NBS means 'NOT BLOOMING SOON'
Man, I am busting a gut on that one!!!
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I am laughing ...it says 12 to 18 months
Maybe they mean Never Blooming Size ? Gin
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That is ridiculous!
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I think the sellers name says it all .... hahatictoc

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I think the sellers name says it all .... hahatictoc

I didn't even notice that! Now it's even funnier haha
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I can't believe the bull%^&# sellers on ebay get away with when it comes to their auctions of orchids..

I mean misrepresentation of an item can mean a buyer can return the item and request/receive a refund [through some Ebay process I can't think of now].
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I agree....and then I don't end up refunding because of my losses from shipping and handling.

My advice for auctions is to get a picture of the plant before you bid.
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