Shipped my First Reptster Box!!!

[daniel1983]

Personally - I don't care who you use to ship...The way I understand it is - You are verified by watching the shipping video - You are using Reptster's account number - Which means you are verified to ship thru Reptster using the shipping techniques you watched in the video...Who's responsible if the law comes a calling - I would say Reptster is...I don't think $18 will make or break a sale - The animal you produced will make the sale...Sounds to me like you should just call David and ask all these question instead of making assumptions...Who said you had to use Reptster or their account? Use whoever you want -

I never asked you to care. Why should you? I can't save you $18.

Unlike you, I care about how others ship reptiles. If something goes wrong with someone elses shipment, it will have an effect on me shipping reptiles. Why do you think there are policies for shipping reptiles in the first place? It wasn't because every shipment went well and no bad press occured.

The way I understand it is - Ya'll just shipped your FIRST package with Reptster and are preaching like it is the savior of reptile shipping - I call that jumping the gun a bit.

If you think watching that video about shipping techniques gives a person the ability to handle shipping snakes properly you are mistaken....or I missed the section discussing how to deal with shipping errors and how to properly heat/cool a shipping box. Or the section discussing what you can and can't ship legally and to where...

$18 won't break a sale on a $1000 animal, but it can on a $50 animal. You think $18 won't break the deal on a cornsnake when another of equal quality is $18 cheaper?

I am asking questions and giving opinions...no assumptions. I like to ask questions instead of jumping on the promotional bandwagon like everyone else.

No one is forcing me to use Reptster.....yet. Just wondering how long until it is the only way to get 'verified' with Fedex.....sounds like UPS is already considering changing their policies to cash in.