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• 7 min ago
Rip off artists. The address they use on their contracts is a property that is for sale and has nothing to do with them. I investigated with the real estate broker and white pages. It’s just an address they use for their scam. Their website is routed to Reykjavík, so that they can be covert and not found through their IP. And their phone is just a text phone number with no name is going to it and no ability to find out who they are. They got me for $800! And I have never ever fallen for a scam before. Also if you look up their shipping method which they texted to me it is also a scam shipping company. No one should ship a dog other than through Delta or American airline puppy shipping. Airmaillogistics.com- also a scam. I should have been able to see all of this prior to paying. When we purchase an animal, sometimes we fail to see because I will heart is needy. Check all the things that I just mentioned above there are ways to see where their website circles through people who is selling some thing want their numbers to be associated with them so that people know who they are this was a sham from beginning to end and I should have seen it. I feel violated and ashamed. Also if they don’t take PayPal or a charge card just don’t deal with them. I paid through Zelle Big mistake Chase did not stand behind me. It’s like throwing your money in the garbage. Why would chase stand behind any service the permit your money to just go out the door without any kind of guarantees. Watch out for this email address: [email protected].
Their website: Pomeranian4homepups. Used the name loiser neris
The police officer with whom I filed the report said that they do this and then they shut it down after a week or two when they’ve scammed enough people and if they feel like it’s been getting to popularized they’ll just create a new website and use new information and just keep going like that until they find more desperate people people
Everything is false the pictures that they send you of happy clients, the blurred pictures of their AKC registries etc.