So apparently the price's I am asking for the T's I advertised in the classified section are way to cheap, so now I have people asking me if the T's are sick or if there is something wrong with them. WTF!!!!!!!! :igiveup: :igiveup:
So I guess people love being ripped off.

Seems like people will never be happy. You either charge to much or in your case something is wrong... cant win

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they will find their right owners, you'll see!

There is a particular breeder out there who on more than 1 occasion has sold me/ my mates
(supposed female) trinidad chevrons /goliaths / cobalt blues (for quite a lot of cashola, lola)
- but as they molted;we realized they were simple
curlyhairs...

Now.... I'm willing to pay R4000-00 for that Himalayan neon blue purple and reflective silver
ultra-rare non-urticating and never out it's damn burrow 10 legged spider

Those 8 legged are just so.... common.
so inspite of those distractingly gorgeous xene's and gootypookies
I will always love my simple curlyhairs and salmon pinks.
so there.

I would not be to offended or to WTH. noob
That is good business practice, weather you selling them for 1800 or 300, that is a valid question and should be ask regardless of the prices, especially when you buying adult spiders, but spiders aren't like snakes or dogs and things like that, when a spider is sick in tends to end in death.

But if I was buying a snake from you I would of asked, is the snake healthy, does he eat with no problem and thing like that.
That does not really apply to spiders.

I would think that this saying comes into play, if it sounds to good to be true then it is, and thinking of the high prices that is the norm, people are just a bit surprised.

Also from a buyers prospective, they don't know you and allot of people tend to be unsure what they are buying on-line, as people can't see what they looking at, so they ask questions.

It is basic human psychology. We are never happy. It is either too hot or too cold.