Definitely wait. Seed counterfeiting is a huge problem. Unless you can be POSITIVE that the seed bank is a reputable one, or the seeds come in some kind of tamper-proof, unique packaging (which a lot of full packs from the more popular seed companies do).
I know one seed companies website had a list of banned distributors, but I forget which one and I can't find it now.
I've used Worldwide MJ Seeds and Attitude, both came through, Attitude numerous times and more stealthily packaged.
For anybody else in the future, NEVER EVER do business via Western Union or Money Gram. Especially when it comes to seeds, as this is not necessary. A reputable merchant should take credit/debit cards, and even then I would recommend using a prepaid. Although, in most instances the merchant doesn't even have access to your credit info. I mention this because a previous poster sort of accuses Attitude of making an unauthorized charge. They simply could not do this, certainly not intentionally. The reason they can't is because they use a third-party payment processor (Protx), so they never have access to that info. The exception to this is if you gave your number over the phone, in which case at least the employee who takes your order would know it and whoever else may be eavesdropping.
Two fricking months is a total deal breaker. Talk about slack business practice! They would still be on my shit list.
