Eggs Anyone?

Ordering Eggs

I have entered the information for ordering eggs for shipment starting on November 22, 2010 through 2011 as long as the USPS charges remain the same as they were as of 9-16-2010. The eggs will be sent out to the customers who send in their payment first. I will keep each payment in the order they came in and send out eggs as soon as I get them collected. I will ship eggs on Monday, Tuesday by Priority and Wednesday by Express (if customer has paid for Express shipping). My customers will get timely notice of when to expect their eggs and if anyone wants a particular time for them to be sent, I will do my best to accommodate them as long as it doesn't interfere with someone who has sent in their payment before them. The charge for one dozen eggs shipped Priority is $60.00, except on the East and West coast, which run about $9.00 more. One dozen eggs is the largest amount I will sell per customer at a time until further notice. I have tried to send extra eggs whenever I could, but this has cost me quit a bit more because I have to use a larger box and the PO will use the box size - not the weight to charge me. I have had to pay up to $12.00 extra when giving 2 more eggs to my customer. I am sorry but unless the eggs are paid for, I can not send them anymore. When shipping Priority, I pay extra for the delivery confirmation number, so you may track your eggs while they are on their way to you. I accept Pay Pal, Money orders or cashiers checks. These eggs can be shipped Express for an additional $25.00 a dozen, which includes 1 to 3 day guaranteed delivery, $100.00 insurance (on the shipping expense) and tracking ability. For changes in Express shipping, read the article at the bottom of this page. I would also like to say that when shipping Priority, the eggs usually arrive within 1 to 3 days. I have never had them take more than 3 days to arrive with Priority shipping. It is your choice. I cannot be held responsible for eggs that don't make it there in good condition because of the Postal systems handling. I raise my poultry with a healthy organic and varied diet, as much free range as the weather permits and a comfortible and safe place to stay. I pack my eggs with great care, but in the past (I have been shipping for 6 years now) we had three customers with damaged boxes, broken eggs or broken air sacks. On the other hand, I had a customer in NY who ordered 18 eggs, to be delivered in February and had a 100% hatch. This year (2011) I have already had 3 more customers with a 100% hatch - so I know that when they leave here, they have a very good chance of making it. Unfortunately anything is possible but I make every effort to have healthy, fertile eggs get to you in the best possible condition. I have also, replaced eggs for the cost of shipping them out, when I could. If something happens to your eggs, please take a picture of the outside of your box and the damages inside. I need to know how many damaged eggs there are, so take a picture of them. If I can replace them, I don't need to replace a dozen eggs if only a few are damaged. I would like to know how many eggs hatched from incubation. This helps me with my record keeping regarding the fertility rate and other possible shipping problems.

When you send in your payment, I will need the following information plainly printed out:

1. Name
2. Address
3. Most Reliable Phone #
4. Email Address
5. Do you want the eggs shipped to your address or do you want to pick up the eggs at the PO - if so, I will need the PO Address. I would like to suggest that, if at all possible, you have the eggs shipped to the PO closest to you. This will eliminate any possible problems with the eggs for the last leg of their journey from your Post Office to your home. All of my contact information is on this website, on the contact page and my mailing address is also listed below. Christina Ledford, 11409 Dunn Drive, Mountain Grove, MO 65711

Eggs can only be shipped within the Continental USA

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