WWC Coral Club

[Treefer32]

I'm not one to do much with Auctions. I don't know my corals well enough to know if I'm getting a $5 frag for $50 or a $50 frag for $5.

However, I am intrigued by the WWC Coral club. At the 3 month $594 price point, are larger colonies an option or is it all frags? Just curious what's included. I've heard nothing but great reviews of WWC corals and I've got a 340 gallon display to stock. I've started over the past two years. But, it's probably halfway stocked with corals and many of them are finally growing in.

Are things like branching gold or yellow hammer frags? Or is it more of once the order is placed, the order is curated with the buyer to determine what is best in the package?

Thanks for any clarification!

 

[WWC]

Great questions! Keep in mind, eBay is also a great option if you know what you are looking and are knowledgable of their retail prices.

Our Gold Coral Club in particular is a perfect choice for those who are a bit more experienced and are looking for the next level of frags to place into their reef. I say frags as that is all we send in our coral clubs. We do not send colonies as we only supply corals that are aquacultured in our coral farm.

Now that said, you are more than welcome to purchase colonies off our site and we'll be happy to add them to your Coral Club order so that they can ship out at the same time. Also keep in mind, once you become a member, you will receive 10% off corals on our site!

We don't include Euphyllia in our Coral Clubs as they are uncommon and normally considered a colony and beyond the price point of what we would consider for our Gold Clubs.

I hope this helps and if not, ask away, as we'll be happy to answer whatever questions you might have.

Chris

 

[Treefer32]

Thanks for the quick reply! Appreciate the information!

 

[WWC]

Thanks for the quick reply! Appreciate the information!

Our pleasure! Let us know if you have any more :D

 

[dtrick]

Great questions! Keep in mind, eBay is also a great option if you know what you are looking and are knowledgable of their retail prices.

Our Gold Coral Club in particular is a perfect choice for those who are a bit more experienced and are looking for the next level of frags to place into their reef. I say frags as that is all we send in our coral clubs. We do not send colonies as we only supply corals that are aquacultured in our coral farm.

Now that said, you are more than welcome to purchase colonies off our site and we'll be happy to add them to your Coral Club order so that they can ship out at the same time. Also keep in mind, once you become a member, you will receive 10% off corals on our site!

We don't include Euphyllia in our Coral Clubs as they are uncommon and normally considered a colony and beyond the price point of what we would consider for our Gold Clubs.

I hope this helps and if not, ask away, as we'll be happy to answer whatever questions you might have.

Chris

What is the difference between the 3 month subscription and the 3 month gold subscription? Unfortunately there is not a description of the subscription on the Gold package. I see that the 3 month club states that you will receive 5 frags each month.

 

[WWC]

What is the difference between the 3 month subscription and the 3 month gold subscription? Unfortunately there is not a description of the subscription on the Gold package. I see that the 3 month club states that you will receive 5 frags each month.

With the Gold Club, you get $450 worth of corals in your subscription. The Coral Club subscription gets you $200 worth of corals. Both have free shipping and plus monthly swag to go along with it.

 

[dtrick]

With the Gold Club, you get $450 worth of corals in your subscription. The Coral Club subscription gets you $200 worth of corals. Both have free shipping and plus monthly swag to go along with it.

Thanks for the clarification!

 

[WWC]

Thanks for the clarification!

No problem. Let us know if you need anything else :cool:

 

[StevePhx]

With the Gold Club, you get $450 worth of corals in your subscription. The Coral Club subscription gets you $200 worth of corals. Both have free shipping and plus monthly swag to go along with it.

Really wish this was true.

My first box was great and over $500 in coral and some nice stuff.

My second box was under $450 based on your prices and some pretty average stuff. I emailed and was told you would make it up to me in the next box.

My third box was $251 in coral at WWC prices and included things like JF Special Porites and Blue Polyp Monti Cap.

I’ve cancelled my subscription already but was really disappointed in the WWC gold box.

 

[WWC]

Really wish this was true.

My first box was great and over $500 in coral and some nice stuff.

My second box was under $450 based on your prices and some pretty average stuff. I emailed and was told you would make it up to me in the next box.

My third box was $251 in coral at WWC prices and included things like JF Special Porites and Blue Polyp Monti Cap.

I’ve cancelled my subscription already but was really disappointed in the WWC gold box.

Very sorry to hear what has happened. There was obviously a mistake in what was sent to you.

We truly want to right the wrong. Please respond to the email so that we can make this right for you.

Best regards,

Chris Turnier
Web Manager

 

[StevePhx]

Very sorry to hear what has happened. There was obviously a mistake in what was sent to you.

We truly want to right the wrong. Please respond to the email so that we can make this right for you.

Best regards,

Chris Turnier
Web Manager

So was ready to come back and say WWC admitted their mistake and shipped a silver package and not a gold but they messed up again.

They quickly admitted the mistake and offered to ship a new box out. I told them Friday delivery is best.

Took the day off work Friday to get the new box and put it away.

Come Thursday night, I realize I don’t have a FedEx tracking number for the new box.

Looks like they forgot again.

 

[WWC]

We sent you a replacement box a couple of weeks ago to make up for everything and we are hoping all the corals are doing well and they are to your satisfaction.

Please let us know and thanks so much for your patience,

Chris