However, now that Joey's cancer has progressed, he only has time to mail roughly 25 packages a week. He says finding customers is not a problem, and that over 90 percent of his packages arrive safely to the buyers. When making a purchase online, buyers are vulnerable to being scammed. Unlike the drug market on the street, the Internet has users sharing advice on the trade game. There's a guide for seed banks, and banks are even rated for their reliability.
Some Web sites provide free shipping.
Buyers are warned against Web sites with bad reputations for not delivering the goods. There have been numerous buyers who have been ripped off by not receiving what they paid for in the mail. The sale of seeds is much more popular in the online trading world. The seed trade has flourished online during the last two years because seeds are usually undetectable by the U.S. Department of Custom's canines because they are minute and have no odor. We should be able to receive seeds over the Internet.