AKC Imposter - Lost Pet Finder Scam Reports & Reviews (1)
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Scammer's website akcrescuenetwork.com
Scammer's address CA, USA
Country United States
Victim Location NY 10009, USA
Type of a scam Phishing
This individuals aim (male) was to get 300 dollars from me and persisted to ask for money in any form via online for three hours. They did not send me info about the company and refused to call me.
I was becoming weary and becoming suspicious when they failed to call me and I was then sure that they were imposters using the American kennel club site to lure targets that are searching for their missing pets to get 300 dollars out of them. These individuals are not certified pet trackers nor rescuers and are using that company to pose as employees to lure money out of folks. They also use people On face book or social
Media to join them in the scan and to reach out to other social media users whom are desperately searching for their missing pets in order to
Recommend they reach out to this fake company, Akcrescuenetwork.
When they finally had someone else call me it was an unprofessional male caller that did not state the company name nor his name and he was also using a google voice phone number. The first male also did not identify himself and was unprofessional as well and he states via text that he was under no obligation to prove to me what his company’s mission is and what services they provided.
Please investigate these people as they are going online targeting individuals that are searching for their missing pets. It’s a large population of owners with missing pets. These people give people mental torture whom are desperate to search for their missing pets. It is frustrating disgusting and quite low of them to garner on peoples feelings about their missing pets. These imposters are online on Facebook social media on Pawboost on lost my doggie.com and on countless lost and found groups online and many platforms to see whom has a missing a pet and target then by giving them false information and false hope about getting their pet returned home to them. 300 dollars they are persistent in getting, so they can “start” the search for any missing pet. Any legitimate certified pet tracker or rescuer will tell you that what these imposters claim to accomplish in finding missing pets is quite impossible.