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We were trying to get a puppy for our kids for Christmas. This guy advertised french bulldogs on his website dashingfrenchbulldoghome.com and I contacted him through his site. He responded and told me he had a female puppy available and advised me I could pay for the puppy and shipping through Zelle.

He was a registered Zelle user so I stupidly sent the money ($1190). He contacted me to set up shipping through a shipping company he told me has used for 4 years, Global Shipping and Delivery Inc. They emailed me on Wednesday and said due to the extreme cold the puppy would need a thermal crate to be safely delivered to our area. I checked with the seller and he assured me this was normal so again, I stupidly sent $1429 by MoneyGram. Each of these shipping related fees I was told would be refunded in full when the puppy was delivered Thursday night to our house. They made another attempt to extort money at which I said that's it, no more and this is obviously a scam.

We never received the puppy of course. Derek then said he would refund my money in full and go after the shipping company, which of course has not happened. Any attempts to reach them have gone unanswered. It seems to me Zelle and his registered bank account should be able to track down who he is since he is defrauding people of thousands of dollars.

I contacted zelle and they said they would file a complaint but so far nothing has happened. Angels Great Dane Puppies came up during a search for breeders while trying to find a puppy for training to be a service dog for a disabled veteran. Coordinate through email, text, and phone calls about a puppy called Rocky. Cost was to be $800 with transport from Arizona to Virginia included.

This was paid through Zelle on 10 Mar with delivery expected 12 Mar. Payment through gift cards was requested, but was declined due to the unorthodox and untraceable nature of the request. Payment was eventually provided through Zelle.

On 12 Mar about 45 minutes before the puppy was due to arrive, the shipping company again asked for an additional fee of $2400 for pet insurance. This was declined and third party tracking information was requested to show the puppy was actually in transit. The shipping company stated failure to pay would result in the puppy being declared abandoned in Missouri. When it became clear no payment would be provided without proof the puppy was alive, well, in transit, and real the abandonment threat was repeated and contact was stopped. The breeder then was in contact about how it was wrong to treat a puppy like this and they would find a way to pay half ($1500) if the other half is covered ($900). When it was made clear that the third party tracking and proof about the puppy was still required the breeder kept pushing for payment.

No puppy has been seen and no refunds have been issued. I was looking for a puppy for my daughter and goggle searched Pomsky for sale in California a few popped up. Natural I selected the second one and it seem to be a legitimate site, cutiepomsky.com so I filled out my info to get contacted.

I was immediately contacted via email with pictures of available puppies. I was then contacted via text message by a person named Desmond Mumah asking more info and implying that they had several puppies and could send overnight. I then questioned that it seem sort of fake and they wrote back stating that they would not jeopardize themself for $700. Once the money was sent they sent over delivery info and would follow up the next day. We waited all morning desperately to hear back and nothing until I texted asking for follow up.

They finally replied back saying they were busy. They claimed that they misses the last flight for the day and would schedule the following day. I paid $800 for a puppy that doesn't exist and I reported to Apple Pay but I'm not getting a refund from them. Tried to called the seller Jack Sturtman for a refund not answering anymore. For weeks, I have been emailing back and forth with a woman by the name of Marina Christela () and she had been wanting to get rid of these goldendoodle puppies that she could no longer keep. We only had to pay $440 for the puppies to be shipped, but we asked if she could cover the shipping til they arrived and we would reimburse her.

She offered to cover $150 of the payment, which was a good sign that maybe it wasn't a scam. However, when I asked to see updated pictures of the puppies and photos of their vet records, she would avoid the questions and dodge any kind of answers. I used the pictures of the dogs she had sent me through email to do a reverse image search on google and I found that they were from a breeder's website.

So I emailed the breeder and inquired about the dog and it seemed like a scam. Then the shipping agency contacted us and my parents believed it was legit so they coughed up the remaining money to cover their shipping. They sent us a flight number and confirmation number, but then a few hours later, they were demanding that we pay an additional $650 to cover the puppies' insurance costs. They told us that if we did not cover the costs, we would be accused of abandonment and abuse of the puppies as they have already been flown to an airport somewhere.

They assured us that we would be refunded the $650 once the puppies arrived and that if anything were to go wrong, we could sue them. Thankfully, we thought better of the situation and decided not to pay the additional insurance cost. Unfortunately my husband was scammed for the purchase of a doberman puppy. I tried to tell him it did not seem right. The puppy was 6 hours away and the seller said they could ship to my door for additional $70.

The next morning I was contacted by the shipping company and was told I need to send $1500 or $1800 for a air conditioned crate. I refused and told the buyer we would come and pick up the pup and she said we could not do that. I inquired about a puppy I found online at the website goodreaultlabradorretriever.com email . The price was $550, or two for $1000. The Breeder informed us that he had coupons for free shipping via Dphcourierpetnanny.com. We sent $1000 via Zelle to Breeder at his partner's email, When dogs got to Detroit airport, the shipper notified us that we needed to send $970 via Zelle to (95% refundable).

Then informed we had only paid for one dog and hurry up because they at airport. Then received notification that we needed to send via Zelle $1600 for crate rental and a vaccine (95% refundable) to . Then received notification from shipper that we needed to send $1880 via Zelle to for AKC Certificate of Inspection ($680), American Pet Registry Certificate , Pet Therapy Certificate ($480). Then received text that we had only paid for one dog.

Phoned Breeder, he agreed to pay $500, leaving us to pay $1380 . We told Breeder we thought this was a scam. We had requested a full refund for all funds sent. I was scammed out of $2050 for a toy poodle pup. $800 to the seller and $1250 to the pet delivery movers. She provided me with a tracking number and website for tracking.

But once he supposedly was given to the pet delivery company, the charges started. They promised to refund all money in cash, I was told to make Walmart to Walmart transfers and Western Union transfers because they could see the money immediately. The moving company even sent a photo upon my request of this poor little puppy in a wire cage and accused me of stressing the puppy by not paying the $2150 to have him shipped. Once I looked up the import laws for a dog and told them, they ended all contact.

Please add the domain myminiPomeranian.Com to the spams list. His name is Dave Miller and he reports to live in Thunder Bay, Ontario. I paid $600 for a mini Pomeranian everything included delivery.

The day of puppy delivery to my home, I got a mail from a shipping company name- global shipping company asking me to pay $1500-$1800 for puppy's electronic crate, food and water? I called him back and I have no response. My story began the end of Oct. 2018 when I saw a beautiful toy poodle on Petfinder.com The seller had moved to Nevada from Atlanta and was asking for only the shipping expenses.

He made the shipping arrangements with globalexpressfleet- pet delivery. From that time until now I paid the seller $470 and $3500 not counting travel and additional expenses for sending to the pet delivery movers for global. They sent me a tracking number and the website for tracking. These monies were sent Walmart to Walmart, Western Union, iTunes cards and money gram. I explained to them that I was retired and lived on a fixed income, but that didn't matter.

This money was used to buy two new crates which they destroyed, insurance, different forms, quarantine, veterinary fees, travel inspections . They promised me to have the puppy by tomorrow, but I'm not going to hold me breath. Can you tell me more about the breeder as well as the shipping company.

Email address, names phone numbers and websites are very useful. Any money that you pay these criminals will be lost. I lost $3400 and never get a mini schnauzer that they were advertising. Initially they asked $700 (including shipping.) They were accepted only American Express Gift cards.

Then they told me that I need to pay them $1500 for Thermal Electronic Crate urgently needed for the puppy safety. The email stated that 90% of this amount will be refunded after the puppy arrival. In addition, they told me that the puppy needs to be insured, otherwise the shipping company, Trans Pet Ways, will not be able to deliver it. They requested to pay $1200 which will be refunded upon arrival. Unfortunately, only after that I realized that I became a vicim of a pet delivery scam.

The "sellers" had a heavy Indian or African accent. Their website is still on and they continue their criminal business. We contacted them about some puppies. She sent photos and said we needed to make a deposit. So we did and then arranged to come first thing in the morning to pick them up. The woman seemed so sincere but it was odd looking back how she kept saying we had to wait for her husband because he was so "complicated".

We waited all day for her husband and then finally when I said is this a scam she said of course not, if was a scam I would call you back. She even said she would deliver the dogs to us personally today. Except one more time she called back and I said can I video chat with the dogs. She said sure but she was busy and would call me back. I really didn't think it was a scam until early this am.

My friend looked up the site and it was only registered 10 days ago. While on the site they had been a family business for 20 years. I always love taking them at a park and also on a walk and thing is that she listen to instructions and get well with children and other pets. Hi is it any way you can check adorablegermanshepherds.com I emailed about a puppy a few months ago and was told they're not old enough to sell. Someone texts me today and said I can buy today and it will be shipped today.

I told my aunt the good price and she said she wanted one and seller gave better price. My aunt said make sure it's legit find out about payment transaction. She requested a zelle and I contacted zell who said it should not be used for purchase.

I explained this and asked if she would be willing to send an invoice through PayPal and the crone changed in the message. She doesn't use PayPal and offered to take a deposit instead of $900 upfront . She said she was a God fearing woman who would not do anything to jeopardize her business and that maybe true, but after a past experience and reading this thread not satisfied. I'm so upset over this , and that's how I found this site. I decided to get the zelle and say my aunt doesn't feel comfortable with the transaction just to make sure I'm able to report it if I'm able to confirm it is a scam. DACHSHUND PUPPY AVE / DACHSHUND PUPPIES GROUP on Facebook.

Found the perfect little dachshund puppies for sale. Chatted with someone through Facebook messaging. Worked out a deal on price of puppies including delivery. We had offered to come pick up the puppies for a lower price, but they didn't go for that. We were chatting from about 10pm until 1am. We'd agreed on terms, but it had gotten so late and we wanted to complete the zelle transaction in the morning.

They tried to hurry us up last night, "oh, but it won't take long and we'll walk you through it! Contacted them this morning, again on FB messenger, and asked if we could call them to ask a few more questions. His tone got so ugly, I said we no longer wanted to do business with him.

Well, we're not as "broke" as he is…we still have our money! Today, my very dear friends thought they were purchasing a new puppy from cavapoopuppyavenu.cc and they were scammed. The scammers requested more money for fees and additional expenses several times. By the time my friends realized they were being scammed, they had already spent far t0o much money. The heartbreak is even worse than the loss of money. For people on low, fixed incomes, losing money to a scam is bad enough The added stress and sadness can be life threatening.