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[Kiryl]

Dear friends!

 

 

I'm looking for a person who:

 

- Ready to supply queens wholesale for me

 

- The country is not important, the main thing is an adequate price

 

- Any exotic ants [Write the names of your species in a private message or telegram]

 

- If you do not know what type of ant you have, then send a good photo and we will help you determine

 

 

A little bit about us

 

 

We are looking for a long-term supplier

 

We are an honest team and have been working for more than 3 years

 

We have more than 4 suppliers from different countries

 

 

 

Contact for convenient communication - https://t.me/NOUMANY- TELEGRAM

Edited by Kiryl, June 25 2022 - 6:22 AM.

[lazyant]

People outside of Europe can not ship to your country, sorry...    

[Kiryl]

People outside of Europe can not ship to your country, sorry...    

I'm sure that's not the case. Do you have a suggestion for us? Write to us in a telegram, thank you

Edited by Kiryl, June 25 2022 - 6:16 AM.

[Kiryl]

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Edited by Kiryl, June 25 2022 - 6:25 AM.

[Manitobant]

It is definitely the case. Here in North America, it is illegal to ship ants outside the country unless you have an export permit.

[ANTdrew]

Just connect to all the swindlers on Etsy. They’ll do it illegally.

[Kiryl]

It is definitely the case. Here in North America, it is illegal to ship ants outside the country unless you have an export permit.

The man was talking about the delivery itself. Usually the parcel is sent as a souvenir or a toy. We haven't worked with America, so you probably know better

[Kiryl]

Just connect to all the swindlers on Etsy. They’ll do it illegally.

I don't quite understand what you're talking about, what kind of scammers?

[FloridaAnts]

Here in the U.S.(Not sure on laws for Canada), you are not allowed to ship ants last state borders, and in some states, county lines. To do so requires a permit, which can take a long time to get. Therefore, some people on Etsy and EBay sell them illegally, shipping past state lines. I have heard some people never receives the ants(reviews), and they say you can still feed the queen to a reptile if she is dead, which sounds like you are getting a dead queen. Some people have species not from North America for sale. Not only that, but if I am not mistaken, you need a license to ship dead(and alive) insect specimens out of country which means inspections(Which can be costly) plus shipping overseas in a timely manner(So the ants don’t die).

[Kiryl]

Here in the U.S.(Not sure on laws for Canada), you are not allowed to ship ants last state borders, and in some states, county lines. To do so requires a permit, which can take a long time to get. Therefore, some people on Etsy and EBay sell them illegally, shipping past state lines. I have heard some people never receives the ants(reviews), and they say you can still feed the queen to a reptile if she is dead, which sounds like you are getting a dead queen. Some people have species not from North America for sale. Not only that, but if I am not mistaken, you need a license to ship dead(and alive) insect specimens out of country which means inspections(Which can be costly) plus shipping overseas in a timely manner(So the ants don’t die).

Understood thanks, but we are looking from different countries. Not only America Now we have suppliers from: Thailand, China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Singapore, etc.

[FloridaAnts]

Here in the U.S.(Not sure on laws for Canada), you are not allowed to ship ants last state borders, and in some states, county lines. To do so requires a permit, which can take a long time to get. Therefore, some people on Etsy and EBay sell them illegally, shipping past state lines. I have heard some people never receives the ants(reviews), and they say you can still feed the queen to a reptile if she is dead, which sounds like you are getting a dead queen. Some people have species not from North America for sale. Not only that, but if I am not mistaken, you need a license to ship dead(and alive) insect specimens out of country which means inspections(Which can be costly) plus shipping overseas in a timely manner(So the ants don’t die).

Understood thanks, but we are looking from different countries. Not only America Now we have suppliers from: Thailand, China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Singapore, etc.

If you ever did want to sell in USA you could have a retailer there or something, but I am not sure on how all that works with business licenses.

[bmb1bee]

It is definitely the case. Here in North America, it is illegal to ship ants outside the country unless you have an export permit.

The man was talking about the delivery itself. Usually the parcel is sent as a souvenir or a toy. We haven't worked with America, so you probably know better

Selling ants as souvenirs or toys would be considered illegal I think. I believe several people have been charged and/or arrested by smuggling non-native ants to sell.

[Kiryl]

 

 

Here in the U.S.(Not sure on laws for Canada), you are not allowed to ship ants last state borders, and in some states, county lines. To do so requires a permit, which can take a long time to get. Therefore, some people on Etsy and EBay sell them illegally, shipping past state lines. I have heard some people never receives the ants(reviews), and they say you can still feed the queen to a reptile if she is dead, which sounds like you are getting a dead queen. Some people have species not from North America for sale. Not only that, but if I am not mistaken, you need a license to ship dead(and alive) insect specimens out of country which means inspections(Which can be costly) plus shipping overseas in a timely manner(So the ants don’t die).

Understood thanks, but we are looking from different countries. Not only America Now we have suppliers from: Thailand, China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Singapore, etc.

If you ever did want to sell in USA you could have a retailer there or something, but I am not sure on how all that works with business licenses.

 

Hi, thanks for your opinion!

[Kiryl]

 

 

It is definitely the case. Here in North America, it is illegal to ship ants outside the country unless you have an export permit.

The man was talking about the delivery itself. Usually the parcel is sent as a souvenir or a toy. We haven't worked with America, so you probably know better

Selling ants as souvenirs or toys would be considered illegal I think. I believe several people have been charged and/or arrested by smuggling non-native ants to sell.

 

Hi! No, they're not going to jail for it yet. If the parcel is opened at the central sorting point, then the ants are transferred to a special center and that's it

[bmb1bee]

It is definitely the case. Here in North America, it is illegal to ship ants outside the country unless you have an export permit.

The man was talking about the delivery itself. Usually the parcel is sent as a souvenir or a toy. We haven't worked with America, so you probably know better

Selling ants as souvenirs or toys would be considered illegal I think. I believe several people have been charged and/or arrested by smuggling non-native ants to sell.

Hi! No, they're not going to jail for it yet. If the parcel is opened at the central sorting point, then the ants are transferred to a special center and that's it

It really depends on the country. Several countries are extremely strict about the transport of ants, and I have heard of arrests from smuggling exotic and nonnative ants. I’d suggest to buy from reputable sellers and stores with permits, not people who deal with ants illegally.

[Kiryl]

 

 

 

 

It is definitely the case. Here in North America, it is illegal to ship ants outside the country unless you have an export permit.

The man was talking about the delivery itself. Usually the parcel is sent as a souvenir or a toy. We haven't worked with America, so you probably know better

Selling ants as souvenirs or toys would be considered illegal I think. I believe several people have been charged and/or arrested by smuggling non-native ants to sell.

Hi! No, they're not going to jail for it yet. If the parcel is opened at the central sorting point, then the ants are transferred to a special center and that's it

It really depends on the country. Several countries are extremely strict about the transport of ants, and I have heard of arrests from smuggling exotic and nonnative ants. I’d suggest to buy from reputable sellers and stores with permits, not people who deal with ants illegally.

 

Thank you, but I think maybe such rules are only in America and Australia and maybe a couple more countries. But, not in all countries. In the rest, ants, when detected, are varnished or sent to a special center

[bmb1bee]

I have a question, are you the same user as BuyNicobarensisWhole? Both of you have the same profile picture, birthday, and started topics about looking for wholesale ants to purchase. However, you made your location as Kazakhstan, while BuyNicobarensisWhole claims to be from Belarus. I just found it a little interesting that this seems to be the case.