Comments for Return A Pet Scam

Comment on Is www.pet-delivery.com a real company? by berner mom

berner mom — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 01:06:34 +0000

Stay away from them…

What is wrong with finding a reputable breeder close to you?

Comment on Is www.pet-delivery.com a real company? by julie d

julie d — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 00:46:42 +0000

You are only 1 out of thousands that are being scammed by the people in Camaroon. Do not send them any money or give out any infor to them. Period

Comment on Is www.pet-delivery.com a real company? by Randee

Randee — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 00:25:39 +0000

She didn’t want your mothers name, social security number and account number? I’m shocked!

Do not buy from these people, find a place locally and buy from someone who is willing to have you come by, talk to you, give you an interview and WONT ship a puppy.

Comment on Is www.pet-delivery.com a real company? by Loraine F

Loraine F — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 00:14:08 +0000

If you can’t go see the parents, or go where the puppy or dog is, don’t get it.

Comment on Is www.pet-delivery.com a real company? by SL

SL — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 23:38:41 +0000

Go local and find an actual breeder in your area that you can visit. Most puppies from companies such as those are either:

1) a scam
2) selling puppy mill pups

If you actually contact someone in your area, you can see the pups in person, their parents, everything. Chi’s are not that uncommon, and there are decent local breeders in most places. You can go to:

http://www.akc.org/classified/index.cfm

Cluck on the “Search Breeder Listings” and you can see local breeders.

Comment on Is www.pet-delivery.com a real company? by Yo LO! ©

Yo LO! © — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 23:36:09 +0000

It’s a real company that will ship a poorly bred Puppy Mill pup to you. There is no guarantee that you will actually get the puppy you saw on-line.

Do not buy from this person – Find a Chihuahua breeder in your area, go visit, see their facility, see the Sire and Dam, see the pups, then decide if you want to buy from them.

Comment on Is www.pet-delivery.com a real company? by ♥Love is a Border Collie Rescue♥

♥Love is a Border Collie Rescue♥ — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 23:20:57 +0000

It’s possible that this Laura person is not so much an opperator of pet-delivery.com, but a client? Kind of like “breeders.com”, it’s pretty much a listing site? Full of ways for breeders to contact potential buyers?

All in all, this isn’t the way to purchase a dog. You need to know exactly where your pup is coming from, it’s parents, temperment, lineage, health history… you don’t want to be contributing to backyard breeding do you? It sounds awfully fishy, I’d make sure you did a LOT more research before you continued with this.

Good Luck.

Comment on Is www.pet-delivery.com a real company? by bassetnut

bassetnut — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 22:44:06 +0000

Anything from Cameroon is a scam. I guarantee it.

Do not send any money anywhere.

Trust me, if you arrange for the plane, something else will come up requiring you to send money to her.

Comment on craigslist scam or real? by Kittysue

Kittysue — Mon, 24 May 2010 00:44:42 +0000

Classic Nigerian scam. They send you a counterfeit check or money order, ask you to send some to a “store” via Moneygram or Western Union. Then 3 weeks later your bank discovers the check was fake, you are hit with bounced check fees, and you have no way of getting back YOUR own money you sent to this scammer. And you also run the risk of being investigated or even arrested for bank fraud for depositing a fake check in the first place.
http://clscambuster.blogspot.com/2009/03/new-tutor-and-nanny-scam.html – scroll down just below the videos – it’s the same thing you received
http://www.yelp.com/topic/san-diego-nanny-scam-on-craigs-list
http://www.4nannies.com/info/Nanny-Scams.cfm

Comment on craigslist scam or real? by Lyn G

Lyn G — Mon, 24 May 2010 00:01:31 +0000

Of course, it is a fake! NO one, I repeat no one is going to hire a stranger to sit with their child without getting as much information about you as they can, from your resume, references, and follow up interviews.
They work out all question and answers BEFORE they say that you are hired.
And, if they do want to hire you, they will NOT send you an E-mail about it.
This a scam to get your personal information and/or your money, or both!
Did you actually read that ad? The language and grammar are atrocious, a HUGE tip-off that it is a scam. You really need to get yourself some employment etiquette and knowledge fast.
The first being that job hunting online, is just asking for people to try to scam you.
Looking on the Internet is risky at best, as it is much too easy to lie and cheat online.
If you are serious about finding work, use an employment agency.