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Called Brushing.
"A brushing scam is an exploit by a vendor used to bolster product ratings and increase visibility online by shipping an inexpensive product to an unwitting receiver and then submitting positive reviews on the receiver’s behalf under the guise of a verified owner."
Tinfoil hats off... Where's kzizok? This seems fitting..
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As of Wednesday, 14 of the seed species had been identified, according to the agency's Deputy Administrator Osama El-Lissy. This includes food staples like mustard and cabbage as well as herbs like mint, sage, rosemary and lavender. Flower breeds such as morning glory, hibiscus and roses were also discovered.
AMERICANS RECEIVE MYSTERY SEEDS IN THE MAIL, MOSTLY FROM CHINA
Although the samples that have been identified so far appear to be harmless, the USDA is urging Americans to not plant unsolicited seeds.
"At this time, we don't have any evidence indicating this is something other than a 'brushing scam' where people receive unsolicited items from a seller who then posts false customer reviews to boost sales," the agency wrote in a statement. "[The] USDA is currently collecting seed packages from recipients and will test their contents and determine if they contain anything that could be of concern to U.S. agriculture or the environment."
AMERICANS GROWING THEIR OWN FOOD DURING CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC
Prior to identifying the seeds, government officials voiced concern and warnings that these mailed seeds could be an invasive species that have potential to wreak havoc on domestic crops and livestock. All 50 states have advised residents to not plant seeds they have not ordered themselves for environmental national security.
Residents who receive unsolicited seeds are urged to forward the contents of their package as well as the mail label with the originator's address to the USDA.
U.S. Customs and Border Patrol will be "working closely" with the USDA to intercept the "illegally imported seed packages," according to a recent Q&A.
Other federal authorities have reportedly gotten involved in addition to the U.S. Postal Service, express carriers and online marketplaces to stop these unsolicited deliveries.
So it appears to be nothing serious.
Dudes in Louisiana can have a boat parked for a year, and come here and bring hydrilla to the lake.
That shit is insane.
Or zebra muscles, they screw up water systems.
The potential is no joke.
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NOTHING SERIOUS?!!
Have you ever tried to get morning glories to stop popping up every day for 8 months out of the year once you had one go to seed within a 4 mile radius of your property?!
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