Originally Posted by Socratic Monologue

I wasn't thinking that the wrong species would be sent. What I was thinking was that many people claim to have animals for sale that they don't in fact possess, and accept payment on said alleged animals without providing said animals. Given the somewhat peculiar path this thread has taken, and given the fact that your own website and FB page are less than 6 months old, using stolen photos is one of a few observations that raise some concern.



That's interesting. I just ran pretty much all the text on your blog post here ( https://tutmasr.com/egyptian-exporter-reptiles/ ) and your gecko page here ( https://tutmasr.com/geckos/ ) through an AI detector ( https://contentatscale.ai/ai-content-detector/ ). It all tested positive for AI generated content. (I ran my own TOS through that detector as a control; it tested negative since I wrote it myself.)

Basically nothing on your website is yours, it seems -- neither the pictured animals nor the content. Oh, by the way: it isn't any more legitimate to simply credit the person who's content it is (I see you have now noted the source on one of the photos I pointed out). Permission from that person needs to be acquired first, especially for commercial use.

Using all this material that's not your own is an odd practice by someone who claims to have been "in the field of exporting & importing reptiles for more than 15 years and Counting", providing taxa "that include snakes, lizards, turtles, and crocodiles" (sources: https://tutmasr.com/about/ ; https://tutmasr.com/egyptian-exporter-reptiles/).