Personally... I have no problem taking hay back provided I know where and how it was stored. My squares are fairly distinctive in the local area in that I use a particular twine and the baler has a plunger spike that nobody else has... so I can ID my own bales fairly easily whether or not anyone else can... So on that basis I don't mind taking them back. Add to the fact that I'd eventually sell them for construction mulch if they were bad... In your case... I dunno. There's a certain number of these scammers around who play games like that. Your hay is junk, blah, blah, etc. Give me my money back... When it comes time to cough up the hay you always find out it's been fed. For the sake of 60 square bales.... I'd probably refund the money and then burn the hay in front of them. Then tell them to fly to hell and don't come back.
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