Hi,

EBay is freaking me out. I just went over 37 pages of orchid listings and
found 5 pictures from my website being used to sell plants by two different
sellers. I had no idea. I also figured out why, for eBay orchid sellers,
it might be a good idea to get the name wrong. If a potential customer
types a correctly written name into a search engine they will find out what
vendor the seller bought the plant from. This will tell them, among other
things, just how "rare" it really is.

And the word "rare" couldn't get any more meaningless after 37 pages,
especially when it is most frequently listed next to various orchids that
costs between $9.99 and $14.99 plus shipping.

And for anybody who wants to win a free visit into their very own head from
a crazed space alien currently living in mine, be the first to tell us all
what's wrong with this pictu
http://cgi.ebay.com/Orchid-Plant-Pha...QQcmdZViewItem