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nigel
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pestguard1
Junior Member
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 21 Sep 2006 : 10:22:05
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I notice the same person is selling a further 19 items that have been withdrawn, and to sell these items on e bay is in breach of there rules.....and not to mention he`s breaking the law.....but there again as long as e bay are making monies from these sales they dont care.
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blatta
Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 21 Sep 2006 : 12:05:37
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Anybody want to buy a large number of Luxan Pharaohs Ant Baits?? Reeeeaaaaallllly cheap |
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nigel
Senior Member
261 Posts |
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Boxing Hare
Junior Member
United Kingdom
20 Posts |
Posted - 21 Sep 2006 : 15:25:19
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Perhaps someone should have a word with a large hardware store chain in Norfolk. Noticed they've still got lots of Sorexa Mouse Killer on their shelves.
To the 'partially educated' what are the implications to such a store?
Also what happens to a customer who buys and uses such a product?
I (and I hope others too) would be interested to know more about the legal aspects.
Perhaps Nigel or Iain would be kind enough to oblige? |
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pestguard1
Junior Member
United Kingdom
28 Posts |
Posted - 21 Sep 2006 : 15:56:38
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I too would like to here about the legal aspects as to people useing withdrawn products , and a list of such products would be most helpfull.....or is it that there are too many products that have been withdrawn to list ?
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nigel
Senior Member
261 Posts |
Posted - 21 Sep 2006 : 17:15:31
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This is what can happen ;
http://www.defra.gov.uk/news/2006/060407a.htm
Normally a kind word of warning is enough to get products removed but I am sure if we surfed the web, we can find quite a few sellers of online stores who will still be advertising and quite happy to sell unapproved products. |
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nigel
Senior Member
261 Posts |
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Iain
Moderator
United Kingdom
140 Posts |
Posted - 23 Sep 2006 : 09:26:48
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I fear that this problem may be with us for a while, partly as some organisations get their web sites belatedly updated and partly as some sellers try and get rid of unsold stock.
Will the HSE / PSD have a 'police force' out there actively checking on sellers / users ref products that should have been withdrawn? Personally, I doubt it - they have plenty more important things to be doing. But they should respond to complaints - so perhaps we should start complaining to them.
Remember that the products that have been withdrawn have been so because of COMMERCIAL rather than SAFETY reasons. The manufacturers concerned have decided that they will not invest in supporting certain actives, particularly when they had no guarantee that this (extremely large) investment would actually result in an active being accepted. Perhaps the classic example of this is Cymag.
We must hope that the 'product stewardship' responsibilities of the manufacturers will kick in and lazy / irresponsible retailers will be 'persuaded' to fall in line.
The court case nigel refers to above followed after the company concerned had ignored warnings to stop supplying products that had never been approved, which is rather different from the current situation. However, if sellers continue brazenly flouting quiet 'words in shell-likes', then court cases could follow.
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NickA
Hyperactive Member
United Kingdom
680 Posts |
Posted - 23 Sep 2006 : 12:08:13
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Cymag still used Czech republic.
Yes it is legal there.
Working for co-operation ,not division between OUR Associations. |
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pestguard1
Junior Member
United Kingdom
28 Posts |
Posted - 23 Sep 2006 : 13:27:49
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Originally posted by NickA
Cymag still used Czech republic.
Yes it is legal there.
Working for co-operation ,not division between OUR Associations.
Yes .......but what is it been on (or should that be who is it been used on ).........
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Dusty
Senior Member
Australia
335 Posts |
Posted - 23 Sep 2006 : 23:59:09
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Is there not a cut off date (usually some months or years) for suppliers to dispose of stock through normal market practices and then a period after that (usually some months) for the purchaser to use up current stock?
Don't feed them, get Rid of them |
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Iain
Moderator
United Kingdom
140 Posts |
Posted - 24 Sep 2006 : 09:03:18
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| Yes - and we've been through all those dates for the products specified. |
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Dusty
Senior Member
Australia
335 Posts |
Posted - 24 Sep 2006 : 11:49:22
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Then no sympathy needed or should be given!!
Don't feed them, get Rid of them |
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nigel
Senior Member
261 Posts |
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Boxing Hare
Junior Member
United Kingdom
20 Posts |
Posted - 26 Sep 2006 : 17:15:34
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What the hell is it? - Creosote!
Have 'Asked a Question' to discover what the item is.
If they let me know, I'll post the reply.
Must be a lot, as you pour it down the 'Mile Hill.' Wonderful spelling and grammar!
Wonder how many he's sold!!
Maybe I'll even buy some, just for fun!! Maybe not!!
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pestguard1
Junior Member
United Kingdom
28 Posts |
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Paul W
Junior Member
United Kingdom
22 Posts |
Posted - 26 Sep 2006 : 20:33:48
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| It may just be renadine re-bottled.Nasty smelling stuff so would possibly be effective on mr mole. |
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pestguard1
Junior Member
United Kingdom
28 Posts |
Posted - 26 Sep 2006 : 22:19:31
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I too e mailed this guy selling the stuff ............this is his replys ..........
1st e mail
hello,
thanks for your advise but my product is made up from household things easily brought from any shop plus my own addatives,it is safe,easy to use and really works,so you know what you can do with your advise,what do you sell,those traps that take ages to set and hardly work at all or is it the sonic sound transmitters,these are all rubbish i know i have tried them all and compared to my product they are crap,i know my product contains nothing that you cannot buy in shops,thanks for your interest,mike r
2nd e mail
hello,
please read this carefully,you are about the tenth person to advise me of the facts,all my product are safe to use and registered,it is made from among other things ordinary pestiside with my own safe addative,this really works,it has nothing to do with strickneen ect,thanks,mike
so this guy is mixing pesticides with household chemicals ........................sounds like bomb making to me ........and he even says its safe and registered ........................dumb sh*t!
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Dusty
Senior Member
Australia
335 Posts |
Posted - 26 Sep 2006 : 22:49:54
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Hare, creosote is a timber preservative. Widely used in Australia on posts buried in the ground and sub floor timbers on houses up until the 1980's
It then was labelled as a possible cacinogen and had some of its application restricted.
It is a very nasty prouct if you accidentally get it on your skin as it burns and causes blisters (one wonders what it does to lungs)
This site might shed some light
http://www.tpaa.com.au/creosote.htm
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pestguard1
Junior Member
United Kingdom
28 Posts |
Posted - 26 Sep 2006 : 23:22:05
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would you belive it ...........I went on e bay`s community board to air my views regarding the sale of this stuff ..........and got threatened by e bay staff for mentioning it ...............dont they realise what this guy is selling.......or trying to sell.
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Withdrawn poisons for sale!!!
