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evry1nositswindy • seller since 2013
Did anyone else get this package containing a thank you card and a kit to grow your own tomatoes?
Does Mr. Ireland think I'm a gardener, I can't even maintain a Christmas cactus let alone grow vegetables. Can I claim SNAD on this package or do I actually have to get dirt under my long fingernails?
Merry Christmas everyone!
@katzrul15 wrote:....sending each Seller a $10-$20 credit/coupon might have been more efficient/economical
I asked about an eBay gift card as an easy gift solution, and was told the company was no longer allowed to give those. Probably came up against a new money-laundering law. A credit/coupon, on the other hand, would also be a nice gesture.
I received mine yesterday.
Herbs basil, winter thyme and oregano. With cute burlap planters.
The card is seed paper, probably wildflowers like the pencil sleeve. The pencil can be planted too to grow cherry tomatoes.
I think it was a nice gesture.
It is a nice gesture, more so than a credit. My Elf stole the spade! My sales have been really slow, so it was a real pick-me-up. My hubby and daughter were so happy for me and seemed really proud that eBay thinks about us little sellers. I don't make a lot of money, but I do spend a lot of my time volunteering on the boards and ask a mentor. It saves them money on customer service.
@house*of*paws wrote:Any idea what the card stock seeds are? It doesn't say. May that one is 'human catnip' .... 😉
I do know that there are different pencils - mine says Basil. So those are going in the window box.
And my pencil sleeve says "watch your wildflowers grow", so those are going outside where the bees can enjoy. Holding the card and sleeve up to the light, the seeds do appear to be tiny and similar, so I'm guessing more wildflowers.
