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Seedsw

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About Seedsw

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Website
seedsw.com
Category
Shopping & Fashion
Location
China
Status
Unclaimed
Last 12 months
31 reviews
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Is Seedsw legit?

Seedsw (seedsw.com) has a 1.0 out of 5 rating on OK.one, based on 31 user reviews collected here. It is listed under Shopping & Fashion and its reputation is poor. 100% of reviews are 1 star, a relatively high share; The business has not yet replied to negative reviews. Last updated 2026-10-24.

What people say

I ordered four giant acacia bulbs and…

I ordered four giant acacia bulbs and they said they were delivered. I never received my order after more than one month. They had a funky tracking number so they answered my email. I said if it was delivered who was the delivery company? It wasn't the post office cuz I work for the post office. It wasn't UPS and it wasn't FedEx because that is not a tracking number for none of the companies and they could not provide that information so they lie. They pretend that your stuff gets delivered when and never was. They even said to check with my neighbors. I'm extremely friendly with all of my neighbors so if it was misdelivered they would have walked it over. It's a scam site, do not use it

Scam site!

My order took an extreme amount of time and then was delivered to somewhere in Colorado (I live in Ohio). I talk numerous times on email, then they stopped talking to me. I left 4 voicemails (they will not answer the phone). Make sure to use some sort of buer protection because they will rip you off; thinking nobody will complain...I will. Any time you see flowers or plants for sale in wild unusual, impossible colors...its a scam!

Australians cannot order seeds/bulbs - Biosecurity Act 2015

I ordered seeds and bulbs and expected the goods to be sent from the US and the website indicates US. However, when the envelope arrived, it was clearly from China and the packaging label didn't mention seeds or bulbs, but deceptively stated 'keychains' and 'miniature ornaments'. The envelope was empty because Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry opened the packaging and removed the items for destruction. They sent me the envelope with a letter and information to that effect. If a company is selling such products to international customers, surely they know the Biosecurity Act 2015 regulations and would not accept orders from Australian customers.

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