Where did you order the seeds from? Hard to know not order from them if we don't know who they are :-)

No response or customer service sounds like it might be one of the Chinese or Asian scam vendors.........

Jacks seeds Sorry about that

Sounds like something Reimers seeds would pull.

Never heard of them.

Here is one thread from a few yeas back with a lot of bad reviews. Lots of other bad reviews and complaints if you google their name. Sorry you got taken by them but you are not alone it seems. I think a lot of new gardeners have got burned a time or two by seed companies. Garden Watchdog is a good place to review seed and nursery companies.

Jack's seed.com is a hoax

Jack's Seeds has been the topic of discussion here for a couple of years. They are completely bogus!! Half of the seeds they sell are for plants that do not exist - there are no such things as rainbow colored strawberries or purple watermelons or blue marigolds - and the other half is either not what you ordered or mislabeled. Yes, they are based in China; yes, their customer service is nonexistent and you will never receive any refund unless from your credit card company if you dispute the bill.

Always, ALWAYS check these vendors out thoroughly before you order!!

You may still get the seeds.....in the next month or two. Just in time to plant around Thanksgiving!

Thank you for letting me know I had no idea this company was like that .zThey should not be allowed to advertise online as long as they have

Called Jack Seeds, not Jack's Seeds. The site seems very vague, rather dubious, kind of amusing. Almost everything has generic names.

Here is their description for "Giant 100 Pepper" (Pic of a Marconi type, maybe 100 seeds?)

Highlights:

• Product Type: Bonsai
• Climate: Temperate
• Classification: Happy Farm
• Model Number: NF881
• Type: Courtyard Plant
• Function: Refreshing
• Style: Annual
• Variety: Paprika
• Flowerpot: Excluded
• Applicable Constellation: Leo
• Full-bloom Period: Spring
• Use: Outdoor Plants
• Size: Large
• Location: Courtyard

So these pepper seeds grow a temperate plant that is a Leo, is functionally refreshing, classified for a happy farm, and a bonsai plant for your outdoor courtyard. No flowerpot is included in the seed order unfortunately.