So does the HoneyFlow. Do you have a pitchfork? I know how to make torches. Where do we meet? At this guy house or at inventor’s headquarters? Or maybe we just accept the fact that there are irresponsible people out there and always will be, no matter who sold them and what? Maybe instead of ruining someone’s life it is more productive to read another book and spend some time educating everyone we can reach about beekeeping just a bit? Who knows, maybe next swarming season neighbours will not come to your house with pitchforks and torches and just ask you to remove your bees from their property?
I’m not sure if anyone is trying to ruin his life. I’m sure he got by before fake flow hives came on the market. He’ll probably get by if Gumtree stops his ads. It might make him think about more ethical ways to make a quid.
I know where there is a quid. People are getting up to a thousand dollars for top bar hives. That’d be more ethical.
Hi Jeff, my issue is not so much with the scoundrel but the victims he sells a hive to and through his false guidance the buyer neglects the bees which can then impact on other bee keepers in that area.
This sort of character is only going to cause harm to caring bee keepers over time.
Cheers
I find supporting somebody doing criminal things, like selling counterfeit products abhorrent. No different to selling stolen cars on line. I guess if I complained about that I would also be ruining somebodies life. These people don’t get their life ruined when stopped doing criminal things …they just move onto another scam. Pretty naive to think otherwise.