Hommy Teacups Reports & Reviews

Hommy Teacups Reports & Reviews (12)

In June 2020, I gave Hommy Teacups $650 for a puppy...I was told to photograph the 2 prepaid cards 1 was $150 and the other one was $500...After they got the money they asked for $1500 for insurance to fly the puppy to Yuma with their paid escort. Thats when I new I had been SCAMMED..All I have is the receipt for the 2 prepaid cards...no teacup puppy

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They are going by BST Homies now. Karl Teneng was who I was supposedly in contact with. I inquired about a French bull dog puppy. He wrote back quickly and I was asking to see more up to date photos, vet paperwork etc. He said after payment he would sent it (red flag #1) he said he’s a retired vet and he does it all himself. The website also states that he’s been breeding for 8 years. So I started asking more questions and each time I would ask for more info on the puppy he would tell me to send payment first. Obviously this is a large scam. I really wish people weren’t so crappy. This is the email and phone number he’s using. [email protected] +1 (507) 200-8199

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His number +1 (872) 870-4479 claims he lives in Minnesota the number is from Chicago that's what got me plus he send pictures with British treats which don't make sense he also used this email address [email protected] to get back in contact

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His using a different one now

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They are Scammers BEWARE OF CARL TENN, I purchased a mini French bulldog from this website, (Hommyteacups) everything was good (so I thought) until they started asking for money for pet insurance and then for a so called ventilated dog crate to transport the puppy and they would keep updating with their emails, then I received an email from (beautifulgirlszz)(KElSIE BANKS) ANOTHER SCAMMER requesting money for the crate and pet insurance, they said that they would not be able to deliver the puppy, a whole say with back and forth emails, that night after the money was sent ( stupid me) they went and said that the puppy wouldn't be able to be delivered until the following day. The following day I get an email from ([email protected]) ALSO SCAMMERS giving a so called itinerary of the puppy, after awhile an email was sent that they had arrived in (JFK) NY, passed thru customs agriculture the puppy was overstressed and had to be taken to the Vet? REALLY?, not even 15 min later another email came thru from pet friendly requesting another $2800.00 (which was also refundable) so they said to pay the Vet because the puppy needed treatment , there's where my "RED FLAG RAISED " SCAMMERS ". I tried calling the #202-780-6661, they never answered only would go to voice mail and then this so called Carl would text me back. With stupidity questions "What do you mean"... I have never encountered anything like this. I felt my heart drop to the floor. I have been so sick to my stomach, I lost 2,854.00. I am trying to recuperate something but it's going to be a long haul. PLEASE DON'T LET THEM FOOL YOU, IT'S VERY UPSETTING THAT THEY'RE PEOPLE WHO DO THIS TO TRUST WORTHY AND HARD WORKING PEOPLE, I PRAY THEY WILL GET CAUGHT SO JUSTICE CAN BE SERVED FOR ALL OF US. I TRY TO LIVE BY GODS LAW AND I PRAY THAT I CAN FORGIVE THEM AND JUSTICE IS SERVED, I NEVER RECEIVED THE SO CALLED PUPPY, WHICH THERE WAS NEVER A PUPPY. IM VERY DISAPPOINTED. DO NOT TRUST THIS WEBSITE OR THE ABOVE NAMES! SHUT THEM DOWN...

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Scammer's phone 202-7806661
Scammer's website hommyteacups.com
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Type of a scam Counterfeit Product
Initial means of contact Internet messaging (e.g., WhatsApp)

I found the perfect puppies for my kids, and was taken in by this website. They wanted me to use Wells Fargo or some other way to get the money. They promise on their website to bring them to my nearest airport for free, to give me a one year guarantee, etc. I ended up sending them gift card from AMEX. Shortly after I sent the money, they quit answering me at all. I told them they could just take them to my son in Virginia, but I got no response. I'm sure I've been scammed and feel really stupid for believing them. He, Michael Jimenez, even swore he was a Christian and would never do that to people. He sent me a picture of two dogs being sent to Alaska "that day". I'm sure now that he doesn't even have the dogs. The kids are terribly upset with him. They were so happy!

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Just like others have reported they sent me a lot of pictures and even a video of her puppy. I asked for more pictures and they never sent them and told me I was worrying too much about them being a scam. Even sent them a link to this website and they said it was all don't by competitors. Ended up reverse searching their images and they showed up on a Chinese breeding site. DO NOT BUY FROM THEM. Their "100% refund" is also a scam.

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I inquired about a puppy they sent me via email pics and video. Then I spoke to a man that had an accent. Like scam callers do. Immediately I asked if he could FaceTime me so I can see the puppy. He said that he would have to figure that out. I said his son in the picture should know. I said well you have the puppy at your home why not. Then he hung up. I emailed them and told them I would report them.

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- Windber, PA, USA

Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location PA 15963, USA
Type of a scam Online Purchase

Company advertises teacup puppies cheap, shipped right to your door. Website is sketchy, they communicate via email quickly but won’t tell you how payment is made until you want to buy. Then they tell you they accept pre-paid Visa cards or wire transfer. If you ask questions, like to have pictures of the parent dogs, they end communication. I later read online others that were scammed out of their money.

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- Yuma, AZ, USA

Scammer's phone 202 780 6661
Scammer's address VA, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location AZ 85364, USA
Total money lost $650
Type of a scam Online Purchase

My search for a small Chihuahua female dog..led me to an ad on the internet for mini teacup Chihuahuas. May 30, 2020..I emailed them right away. They sent me photos of the puppy Sally that I saw in their ad. They asked for my name address email and phone number. And asked me to send the $650 by Zelle..I couldn't do that so Robert S Jr sent 2 ways for me to pay for the puppy. I chose the prepaid cards one...he said go to CVS Walgreens or Walmart and buy 2 prepaid cards from american express or vanilia cards... I chose American express cards one with $500 and the other $150, said to give the cards to the agent Amy Palmieri Joanne that I would meet at the airport or my front door. Then later that day they emailed me that things would go faster if I took pictures of the front and back of the American Express cards...after I did that the emails came in less. but then they asked for $1500 to insure the puppy.with 3 prepaid cards again...for pet friendly travel. I was then sent a tracking number 12KQT..I replied no I just want the puppy without the insurance...They also called themselves Dream teacups Home...When I would'nt send more money they said the dog would consider abandoned...I asked for my money to be put back on the cards and got no respond...untill the next day they sent a email for feedback for experience with Hommy Teacups...my dog of 12 years recently died that's why I wanted a dog so bad...I was looking for a tiny white female Chihuahua and they Hommy Teacups had one called Sally...but there was no puppy and no reply from this puppy scam

kQT.that's when I said no, just send the Puppy without insurance

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My daughters bday is coming up and we just had our 3 year old tea cup die. We wanted Kiki and Benji. I am so sorry for you. I reported the phone number.

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- Story City, IA, USA

Scammer's phone (202) 780-6661
Scammer's address Somewhere between the UK and Holland, VA, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location IA 50248, USA
Type of a scam Online Purchase

I went to the website at hommyteacups.com and they were selling teacup chihuahua's and frenchies. I emailed to the contact there, which was [email protected] and then while emailing they told me to send the money for the puppy to [email protected] through either Zelle or Wells Fargo apps. They had showed pictures of the puppy online and when I emailed initially they send me a video of the puppy along with several photos of the things they include, and the family they are being raised. I was still suspicious so I requested them to send me a video of the puppy with the date verified in the background to prove it was today so I would know it wasn't taken from somewhere else. When I did this they emailed me back and told me she was still the same and that video was taken today and no need for another video. I told them I knew they were scamming if they couldn't do what I asked. They sent me an email back just saying thank you for concluding.

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