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monkeykises.com Stephanie thomson after being scammed "About 20 Amazon gift cards ranging from a hundred to $400 and $500 still no sign of my baby monkey Commerce CA
i started an online search for a pet took the exotic route three weeks ago.
"I needed a monkey. I needed to be different," so i wanted a capuchin money and found one supposedly in MN from this website called monkeykises.com.i also found another website which is www.capuchinworld.com which i think is very legit but their price range for a monkey was quite expensive so i had to pass on them However, as soon as my first $400 payment cleared by monkeykises.com, problems began. The shipper was requesting more money and claimed it was for flight cancellations and vaccination costs. So i shelled out more cash.
"About 20 Amazon gift cards ranging from a hundred to $400 and $500," i texted the card information to the shipper. even the drug store employees voiced their concerns, but i kept going.
"They tried to warn me almost every single time I went to a Walgreens or a CVS, and I bought a gift card. I would say six times out of eight, they were like 'you're being scammed. Whatever you're doing, you're being scammed,'"
Now i am out thousands of dollars. "I would say between $4,500 and $5,000," estimated.
There’s still no sign of my new pet.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Stacey
Texas,United States
There is no monkey
#2Consumer Comment
Sun, September 13, 2020
The people at Walgreens and CVS were right - you were scammed and there is no monkey. If you want a Monkey the you need to check to see if your home town/county even allows monkeys to be kept as pets then contact a rescue agency.