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Old 09-11-2007, 10:54 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Re: Shipping corals

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For example, I send a frag to you from my tank, you turn around and send a frag from your tank to Triggerjay, triggerjay send a frag from his tank to forestal and forestal sends a frag from his tank to me. Each person pays shipping when they send out the frags and everyone involved gets a free frag.
But the cost of shipping a single frag would make it not so free and nto much of a good thing would it? I guess if you are located where it is difficult to get nice corals. Maybe I am just thinking about what 'I WILL GET OUT OF IT' point of view and missing the point? Yes, I am a selfish American I will admit and want everything given to me for nothing. And if the drive-thru doesn't have my meal ready by the time I pull up to pay, well, how dare they. Oh boy, got to lay off the Buds.
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well the idea is, you pay for the overnight shipping to the next person, you can do lots of frags or just a couple, but once the circle is done the last person sends to the first
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I think it sounds like a cool idea. Let me know if you start, I'll join in.
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Re: Shipping corals

I think its a cool idea, but what happens if somebody doesn't have a frag at that point that they want to send to somebody.. though maybe in that case they shouldn't be in a round robin i guess, but maybe there is a way it's made up for?
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No if you don't have the frag ready to go (like Me) you just sit it out and wait for the next one to come around. If this one works out like it COULD(and seems to be) I would suspect you'll see more of these in the near future.

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