Wow
Macon,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, February 08, 2007
"Doctor" Wong Anderson seemed legit enough when I found his site. The only thing I was most worried about was that it was a puppy mill. He has sent me two emails just today, explaining that his "babies" come with a guarantee and are AKC certified. I looked around his website, and notice no links to the forum or other sections worked...except those that went to the "payment" page. I googled the address listed on his site. Looked like a regular vet...except Dr. Rip-off wasn't listed as a vet there. Came to Ripoffreport. Would love law enforcement to use me to get this scumbag. I'm still emailing him...he's expecting me to send payment soon. Ticked off in GA
David
Shepherdsville,#3UPDATE Employee
Wed, January 24, 2007
We have just been informed that so called Dr. Wong Anderson is using our clinic address for his online puppy farm scam. Fegenbush Lane Animal Clinic is a well-respected Animal Hospital in the Louisville Area and has no dealings with puppy farms of any type, and has no knowledge of who this "Dr. Anderson" really is. Kentucky State Police as well as the Kentucky Attorney General's office have been contacted and we will be diligently working wtih them to bring these scam artists to justice. David Young
Dave
New Westminster,#4Consumer Suggestion
Tue, January 02, 2007
File a complaint with FTC.gov and or at IC3.gov. They might be able to get the person based on the email information, if you hurry. Local police should be talked to as well. There is no puppy. There's a guy in Africa telling his buddies about how easy it is to get people to send cash via Western Union. (If you somehow found Wong Anderson by following links from Fegenbush Lane Animal Clinic, let them know.) A money transfer can be picked up at ANY Western Union office. The address that you (probably) put on the transfer does not control where the money goes. A recipient address makes it easier for the money to be picked up. A security phrase makes it possible for anyone to pick up a transfer. A Western Union transfer should only be used when you do not care about the money -- e.g. sending it to relatives or friends.
P
Colorado Springs,#5Consumer Comment
Tue, January 02, 2007
Anytime someone tells you to send money via Western Union, it should set off warning bells. This is the way that the Nigerian scammers work. You will probably never see your money again - it's long gone. The Puppy-vet website is a fraud as well...