Amber
Elk Grove,#2Author of original report
Thu, April 23, 2009
In response to a fellow consumer's suggestion that there may have been some type of miscommunication-that is COMPLETELY FALSE. Before any money was exchanged, both my husband and I stated CLEARLY to BOTH DAVE AND CLAUDIA SOTO, who were sitting at the same table with us, that this female Chihuahua was in fact going to be bred and that we would not pruchase her without the CKC registration. Statement that I would recieve CKC registration paperwork for this Chihuahua was in fact signed by Claudia Soto along with her health records and fee payment reciept. Just so there is no misunderstanding anything that was said, implied and written in contract.
Amber
Elk Grove,#3Author of original report
Thu, April 23, 2009
After filing a claim with the Better Business Bureau and Rip Off Report, I recieved an email rebuttal from the Soto's (or an agent of the Soto's) stating that the paperwork was in process, that I would be updated and mailed the paperwork "within the next few weeks" (being "expected"). As of today, April 22, 2009 I recieved no futher reponses, emails or CKC registration paperwork for the female Chihuahua I purchased in November 2008 from Dave and Caludia Soto aka Chihuahua Dream. I personally CALLED AND SPOKE TO DAVE SOTO at 6:31pm this evening. I gave him my name and why I was calling, he laughed and said he would "have to check into it". At this time, we will be consulting a fraud attorney as I feel I have attemped every possible way to resove the issue regarding paperwork for the supposedly CKC registered Chihuahua I purchased from them.
Devilsadvocate4education*just My Opinions*
Las Vegas,#4Consumer Comment
Tue, March 31, 2009
First, you should probably be able to register your puppy with CKC yourself if you choose. Second, last time I looked at their site it clearly said they do not give registration papers on puppies purchased as pets. Have you sent them proof of spay or neuter and asked for a registration application? Might be a reasonable solution for both though I can't really say. Did you purchase as a pet or on a breeding contract? Does your contract say you will get papers? No papers does not mean not purebred (but papers don't always mean purebred either :-). You can check out http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/410/RipOff0410639.htm to see a similar situation/miscommunication and their response is towards the bottom I think.