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1) Husky Habour is the name of the company & 2) he told me his name was Chris Habour chris habour scammed $585 from me greenbelt, Maryland Internet
I emailed this guy about a week about for a Siberian Husky. He emailed me back, and sent me pictures of the dog. of course, I fell in love with the dog and wanted to proceed with the transaction. Well since he lives in Maryland, and I live in Utah, I couldn't exactly go pick up the puppy. But my aunt lives in Virginia, so we made plans for my aunt to go see the puppy. The day before my aunt goes to see the puppy, the guy emails me and tells me that his son was in an accident so he drove to Delaware to see him. He also told me not to worry because him and his family are such a "God-Fearing" family, and assured me that he was taking the puppy with him to Delaware and he would ship the puppy from there. Well I finally made all my transactions ($585) and he told me that he had taken the dog to the airport to ship him, and that the airport would be contacting me. Well I was working, so I couldn't talk to them, so I had my mother do it for me. She called me while I was at work and told me that the airport had asked for over $700 more dollars to "insure" the puppy. We weren't feeling so good about that decision, so we took an evening to think about it.
The airport called us the next morning, and I took the call this time. The second i heard the airport man's voice, I recognized it immediately. It was the same guy that sold me the dog. He was pretending to be the "shipping agent" for a dog, that didn't even exist! He was trying to con me out of $700 more dollars. Knowing about all this, I confronted him immediately and told him I knew it was a scam, and that I wouldn't be getting a puppy in return. I told him I wanted my money back right away. Of course any good scammer would try to talk them out of it, and that's what he did to me. As soon as I hung up with the airport man, he texted me as himself and asked what was going on. He tried to act innocent, as if he had no idea what was happening. I did my research and found another website exactly like his except it was Husky Harbour, and not Husky Habour. I confronted him about that too, and he ignored it. He spent the entire day trying to convince me to send more money to ship the puppy. I wouldn't give in, I told him that my aunt would go pick up the puppy, or else he needed to refund me. And he stopped replying after that. He's a scammer and a liar, and I realize I was naive enough to purchase a dog over the Internet, but that still doesn't justify him being a fraud and doing it to many other people.