[shella]

    i know there must countless topics about ebay and the selling of hatching eggs
i know only too well what can happen i should be banned from ebay the amounts of times that i have been suckered is down write stupid and i keep going back for more.
i have found a way of giving an honest feed back and this is how i do it.
1 -wait before you give your feedback
2 -just enough time to see if the eggs are fertile
if none are fertile you put ( P&p brill fertility none)
and you put that in the positive box
that way everybody knows at a glance what is going on
know what if the fertility is good but what hatches out is not what you ordered
i would contact the seller and wait for a reply if i get a reply and its not satisfactory
i would in the follow up feedback put in the positive box (great fertility but not what i ordered

hope this makes since that way you can let everyone know what is going on with a particular seller because its said in the positive box
and theres no trouble well not yet anyway
it woks try it

[joyfull]

I always leave feedback based on the postage and packing and then after hatching let everybody know the outcome whether it is a good hatch as I never candle.

In my last lot of orders I have ended up with 1 completely different colourway from a batch of sabelpoots - it is a sable coloured one which is not a recognised colour and possibly came from the buff mottled which is a rare colour in this country and one that breeders are trying to perfect so knowing this I am not too bothered. Out of another 2 postings I got just 1 hatch however another breeder has offered me some fresh eggs of the same colour.

[evie2]

I give feedback on posting, packaging and delivery time, then after hatching followed up with outcome.  I think it's important to read sellers feedback, pass on good/bad experiences and keep in contact just to let them know how things went

The 3 sellers I bought from were very helpful and don't post eggs at the end of the week, no laying about in sorting offices and having watched the postman juggle and almost drop one of the boxes even though it was plainly labeled, I'm surprised any hatched

Recently I saw one seller who will replace infertile eggs with fertile ones.  All you do is contact him and return the infertile eggs and another who prefers not to post but will meet part way to hand over the eggs.

[shella]

i haven't been as lucky as you guys
this is for people who get the run around Even if you leave a bad feedback
they come up with some excuse. i am talking by experience. i leave the info in the positive feedback because more people see it and then i get emails from people wanting to know the real deal and i just tell them what has happened to me. i don't bad mouth the seller ever just talk about my experience

[AL Hathaway]

shella i know this is a bit off of your topic about Ebay but for eggs have you tryed goig to a Poultry Auctions sometimes you can pick them up for just pences for a halfdoze up to a dozen and array of breeds and if you want to keep hatching out eggs the auctions coincidence with the 21 day hatch.

[shella]

AL Hathaway
wow no i did not know that i will be signing as soon as i have finished typing
thanks

[AL Hathaway]

shella

here is a link for Cirencester Market
http://www.voycepullin.co.uk/salesandmarkets/forthcomingsales.htm

Salisbury, 28/06/2011 Poultry,
http://www.salisburyauctioncentre.co.uk/

Ross Bird Sales
http://www.penrhiwgarn.co.uk/ross.php

I have been to the top 3 places but not this one

Cleeve poultry sale For Sale Cleeve poultry sale opening in 2011 If you are interested please contact Andy for more details on 07505942881. If you want to sell then please phone and book a slot. Any buyers can come and pay on the door £2 entry. Sellers: £5 cars £6 vans.