Re: [OGD] Chuck Acker

2007-03-05 Thread Graham Marriott
And Manolo approached you, as if he’d give a damn to talk to you…Who else 
approached you? Elvis Presley? Come on Peter Croezen. We know you can do 
better, pump up your senile brains!!
 
And that your reliable source friend is an enemy (*) of his family… like you 
Peter Croezen are… Oh,, that we all know well… Of course, you have such a long 
history of hating people, particularly those who shadow your meaningless life.
 
Peter Croezen, your words describe you and your greedy intentions in the orchid 
business so well … How bad you begrudge others success!!
 
Let’s state it straight… Peter Croezen, a lousy orchid seller is in his 
desperate attempts to gather the coins his sorrowful work as gossip 
maker/spreader can’t attain.
 
My advice to you Peter, devote that “sharp and knowledgeable” mind of yours to 
something your soul is better reflected with… Try cacti!!
 
(*) Enemy: A disgraceful word that only exists in souls full of hate.



- Original Message 
From: peter croezen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: OGD orchids@orchidguide.com
Sent: Friday, 16 February, 2007 5:12:48 PM
Subject: [OGD] Chuck Acker


It is reported on Slipper Talk Forum that Chuck Acker has sent a letter of 
apology to all who purchased
his Peruflora  Pk seedlings. 
 
see: http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?p=29466#post29466 
 
Apparently Chuck found out that the Peruflora Pk seedlings, already in compots 
in his greenhouse, were not Pk.
 
With his letter of apology, Chuck included a refund cheque for the deposit made.
 
It was I who in 2005 warned people on  orchid forums that a reliable Lima 
source told me that Peruflora could not possibly propagate the number of Pk 
flasks they sold from five legal Pk plants. The suggestion was made that 
therefore Peruflora would have to have purchased Pk seeds from illegal plants 
outside their nursery.
I received a lot of flack over this and was told that I did not know what I was 
talking about.

Soon after, I received another message from Lima telling me that an enemy of 
the Arias family had managed to have someone sell Manolo Pk seeds which were in 
fact seeds of another Phragmipedium species. 
Knowing my sources to be very reliable, I publicly announced that the 
Peruflora's Pk species labels are unreliable, if seeds were purchased, and if 
indeed it was true that non-Pk seeds were sold to them, the seedlings in their 
flasks may not at all be Pk.
Again I was blasted for this by many, publicly and privately.

Last May while at the Redland International Orchid Festival, a very angry 
Manolo Arias stormed into the sales booth (tent) I was in, directed there by 
one of his friends who talked to me in the line up for the festival BBQ for 
vendors. 
Manolo told me that I was spreading false rumours about Peruflora when I stated 
on orchid forums, which he monitors, that their Pk flasks may not contain Pk 
seedlings but other species.

Well, we now know that my friends and I did not lie but told the truth and that 
all who contradicted me on the forums truly did not know what they were talking 
about. Believe me I take no pleasure in this. I feel terribly sorry for all who 
got stung by this. 

Chuck Acker did the honourable thing and I expected no less from him.
His business will not suffer, quite the opposite will result.
 
peter
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[OGD] Chuck Acker

2007-02-16 Thread peter croezen
It is reported on Slipper Talk Forum that Chuck Acker has sent a letter of 
apology to all who purchased
his Peruflora  Pk seedlings. 

see: http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?p=29466#post29466

Apparently Chuck found out that the Peruflora Pk seedlings, already in compots 
in his greenhouse, were not Pk.

With his letter of apology, Chuck included a refund cheque for the deposit made.

It was I who in 2005 warned people on  orchid forums that a reliable Lima 
source told me that Peruflora could not possibly propagate the number of Pk 
flasks they sold from five legal Pk plants. The suggestion was made that 
therefore Peruflora would have to have purchased Pk seeds from illegal plants 
outside their nursery.
I received a lot of flack over this and was told that I did not know what I was 
talking about.

Soon after, I received another message from Lima telling me that an enemy of 
the Arias family had managed to have someone sell Manolo Pk seeds which were in 
fact seeds of another Phragmipedium species. 
Knowing my sources to be very reliable, I publicly announced that the 
Peruflora's Pk species labels are unreliable, if seeds were purchased, and if 
indeed it was true that non-Pk seeds were sold to them, the seedlings in their 
flasks may not at all be Pk.
Again I was blasted for this by many, publicly and privately.

Last May while at the Redland International Orchid Festival, a very angry 
Manolo Arias stormed into the sales booth (tent) I was in, directed there by 
one of his friends who talked to me in the line up for the festival BBQ for 
vendors. 
Manolo told me that I was spreading false rumours about Peruflora when I stated 
on orchid forums, which he monitors, that their Pk flasks may not contain Pk 
seedlings but other species.

Well, we now know that my friends and I did not lie but told the truth and that 
all who contradicted me on the forums truly did not know what they were talking 
about. Believe me I take no pleasure in this. I feel terribly sorry for all who 
got stung by this. 

Chuck Acker did the honourable thing and I expected no less from him.
His business will not suffer, quite the opposite will result.

peter___
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