bogus website?

Mary Gorton via pbs pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net
Fri, 11 Sep 2026 13:56:47 PDT
Looks fishy.  Can you find it in seed form?     
Mary Gorton
On Friday, September 11, 2026 at 09:46:52 AM EDT, Pacific Bulb Society <pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net> wrote:

Out of curiosity I was seeing if there were any sources for a rare bulb 
that has been lost in the area where I live. Telos listed it out of 
stock, but looking at places that list it, most had 0 sources. Then I 
found a website where it was available on sale. That seemed very 
suspicious so I searched to see if the website was listed as a scam. I 
didn't find that, but on further searching the web site listed their 
address as a place in California I never heard of with a zipcode for a 
town in South Dakota. If you put in the address and change California 
for South Dakota, that address doesn't exist.  And the town with that 
zipcode has a census of 600 people.  South Dakota seems like a strange 
place to be offering bulbs and all the other things they were selling 
which would have to be obtained elsewhere. Some of the bulbs that were 
being offered now should be planted in spring. When I put in species 
tulip in the search, it showed me a broom. So if they used AI to create 
this site, it still needs work. If it looks too good, to be true, it 
probably is. Buyer beware. The name is GreenPzi.

Mary Sue
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