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Thank you Leo, you’ve been very kind to explain all these things in a way i actually understand.
In the meantime i didn’t have the courage to buy from ebay anymore, i used jkteashop.com (you can delete the name if considered advertising) simply because they have some of their products labeled as EU Standards and i couldn’t find any other seller with the same advantage. Teas i bought are good, but i’d really really like for sellers to stop packing in aluminium and switch to paper.Siu PB just pm’d me to let me know i can finally buy from teahong.com also. I’m on my way to make an order.Thanks again.Ok, well i need to buy some tea again and i hope it won’t be considered advertising because i’m going to post some different sellers ebay links, and i’m hoping you’ll teach me how good the products they sell are. If you can even tell at all just from their provided infos.
There are many sellers on ebay but i’ll only give a few links right now:In the beginning Romania had a bad status but things have changed in the last few years, i frequently buy from ebay.co.uk and shops in Hungary and Germany.
Ok, let me know what you guys decide in the meetings.Ok. I can’t even access the website with my IP but i went from Austria and checked your shipping list, Romania wasn’t in it.
Anyway, in the meantime, can you guys recommend some factories you know produce quality stuff? Just hand me the name and i’ll see where i can find tea from them afterwards.They don’t pretend to be a factory, they collect tea from different factories and ship it. That’s why i’m unsure what to buy from them, because i don’t know how good the factories are. Some teas they have are good and some are bad. I’d like something consistent.
Unfortunately teahong.com doesn’t ship to my country.
