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A. If has seen them hatch, how can they be from Paraguay as he claims?
B. Varnyards high Reds are $250. The guys Tegu's are pretty but are in no way worth more than $250 as babies.
C. If I am not mistaken, offering a life time guarantee on anything requires sufficient capitol to insure that the guarantee can be met even if the seller is no longer in the business, (not to mention a great track record with lots of buyers. Promising a "Lifetime Guarantee" without the means to honor it is fraud.
D. To claim that he is taking a Tegu hunting with him, (in the cold), is a number of things; cruel, a fabrication, intended to impress, and another example of seeking attention, (which was successful).

My guess that his frequent references to his Grandmother indicates that she is the $$ behind him. Oh and don't forget that he claims to be a biologist and a farmer. Dude, if you reading this, it is time to show everyone your "bonafides". Where did you earn your degree, what do you farm and on how many acres?

<blockquote data-quote="Dana C" data-source="post: 104611" data-attributes="member: 3009">A. If has seen them hatch, how can they be from Paraguay as he claims?B. Varnyards high Reds are $250.&nbsp; The guys Tegu's are pretty but are in no way worth more than $250 as babies.C. If I am not mistaken, offering a life time guarantee on anything requires sufficient capitol to insure that the guarantee can be met even if the seller is no longer in the business, (not to mention a great track record with lots of buyers.&nbsp; Promising a &quot;Lifetime Guarantee&quot; without the means to honor it is fraud.D. To claim that he is taking a Tegu hunting with him, (in the cold), is a number of things; cruel, a fabrication, intended to impress, and another example of seeking attention, (which was successful).My guess that his frequent references to his Grandmother indicates that she is the $$ behind him.&nbsp; Oh and don't forget that he claims to be a biologist and a farmer.&nbsp; Dude, if you reading this, it is time to show everyone your &quot;bonafides&quot;.&nbsp; Where did you earn your degree, what do you farm and on how many acres?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dana C, post: 104611, member: 3009"] A. If has seen them hatch, how can they be from Paraguay as he claims? B. Varnyards high Reds are $250. The guys Tegu's are pretty but are in no way worth more than $250 as babies. C. If I am not mistaken, offering a life time guarantee on anything requires sufficient capitol to insure that the guarantee can be met even if the seller is no longer in the business, (not to mention a great track record with lots of buyers. Promising a "Lifetime Guarantee" without the means to honor it is fraud. D. To claim that he is taking a Tegu hunting with him, (in the cold), is a number of things; cruel, a fabrication, intended to impress, and another example of seeking attention, (which was successful). My guess that his frequent references to his Grandmother indicates that she is the $$ behind him. Oh and don't forget that he claims to be a biologist and a farmer. Dude, if you reading this, it is time to show everyone your "bonafides". Where did you earn your degree, what do you farm and on how many acres? [/QUOTE]

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