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Complaint Review: George Mensah megamainecoons - Warren New Jersey
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George Mensah megamainecoons
12 Tina Lane Warren, 07059 New Jersey, United States
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785-787-6892
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https://www.mainecoonkittensforsaleus
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George Mensah megamainecoons [email protected]. [email protected] I purchased a Maine coon kitten for $650 with the agreement that the kitten would be delivered to my door on a certain day and time. They will not answer any of my texts or correspondence and the day after my kitten was supposed to be delivered, he is now posted on their website for sale at $500 when I already paid $650 for him. Total scam. Warren New Jersey
George Mensah megamainecoons [email protected]. [email protected] I purchased a Maine coon kitten for $650 with the agreement that the kitten would be delivered to my door on a certain day and time. Earlier in the day of expected delivery of my kitten I got notification from Expresspetligistics that my kitten needed a thermal crate for transporting because it’s so cold out right now and this thermal crate can only be rented for $1000. I refused to pay that since Megamainecoonscoon promised to pay for transportation to my door.
I refused to pay that and demanded my money back. They will not answer any of my texts or correspondence and the day after my kitten was supposed to be delivered, he is now posted on their website for sale at $500 when I already paid $650 for him. Total scam. I have to get an attorney now to get my money back.
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Robert
Irvine,United States
Forget the Attorney
#2Consumer Comment
Tue, January 26, 2021
Sorry, but you got scammed. There is not and never was a cat for sale. Don't waste a single dime on an Attorney, you will just be throwing away more money.
Nothing this person told you was real or trackable, likely not even their first name. They are likely not even in the United States. The address they gave you appears to be a vacant lot(it's close to a real address but doesn't match) in New Jersey. The Phone Number says they are in Kansas, but is likely a VoIP Phone where a person can be anywhere in the World(and likely was). The email address is an anonymous one that anyone can get, and the website is only a few months old. If you go to the site they have a new phone number that is now in Los Angeles.
When you have Addresses and Phone Numbers that don't match, or people using an email address like "Gmail" those are big indications of scams.
The other confirmation of a scam is one you didn't mention. How did you pay this money? If they asked for "Gift" or "Prepaid" cards, Money Orders, or other untraceable methods that is 100% indication of a scam. This includes things such as Venmo as the moment you transfer the funds, the scammer withdraws them and these companies can't do a thing to get your money back.
If you are thinking that you can then just go to law enforcement, for the same reasons going to an attorney isn't going to do anything. Going to the police won't do anything either. As since they have nothing real to go on and this person is likely not even in the US there is nothing for them to do.
Now you got lucky, many people who fall for these scams end up losing thousands of dollars. You caught on where you only lost your original money. Had you paid for the crate, they would have come up with more fees, and that would have continued until you finally figured it out.
