We were looking for tea cup puppies. In finding the above company, all communication was through email. They convinced us through fake family pictures and showing us nice nursery rooms for the puppies that they were valid and liable people.
We were told to send a money gram for $700.00 USD ( I am actually from canada and it cost us over $1100.00 CDN) and that would cover the cost of the puppy and for shipping. All documents and insurance would be taken care of with this money.
Then we recieved an email from CityWide Carriers for a deposit of $1300.00 which would be paid back when I recieved the puppy. The deposit insurance was to quarantee a safe flight and keeping the puppy fed and watered and taken care of during the trip to Canada. The money would be paid back in full in cash at time of delivery.
I then further investigated via the telephone number I was given both from Vincent and the online web page for cityWide Carriers. Both numbers are not in service and the area code provided, 443, is not valid in Baltimore.
I am very upset as we were so looking forward to our puppy and I thought I researched enough to convince us were dealing with credible people. We were so very wrong. Beware of any online people who are selling teacup puppies for $500.00. These are all scammers. No Question.
#2Author of original report
Tue, November 17, 2015
I have saved several animals from shelters and wanted a pure bread pup that is not available in our shelters. You do not know me, my life or what I do to help both people and animals. So keep your nose out of someone elses business to whom you do not know. I have probably spent more money and volunteer time in shelters than you woy\uld ever be able to afford. So keep to yourself and but out.
Stacey
Texas,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, November 14, 2015
And you deserve it for buying a dog when there are sooo many unwanted dogs in shelters lookin for forever homes. Karma is a b****!