How to spot a puppy scammer

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May 23 2020

How to spot a scam

Here is the most essential tip you can check before you make payment for a new puppy to avoid being a victim of a puppy scam.


What to look out for?

Requesting for update photos or videos can also be stolen from another site or from another breeder.
The best option is to see the puppy in person, if that is not possible always ask for Live Video Calls/ Live Chat to speak with the buyer and see the puppy on Live Video Call (this is to ensure the puppy actually exist).
If you are requesting for additional puppy image or video, request for specific image for example "A picture or video of puppy with the seller hand pointing at the puppy right ear" or have the seller take a picture with a note written on a piece of paper taken with the puppy (Eg: Your name and current date and a short sentence).
The seller asks for wired transfer of money or payment by gift cards
Once the money is wired, there is no way to get it back. Asking for gift cards as payment is also a common sign of a fraud.
Always check/ask what other payment options is available. Authentic sellers should have other payment options available such as cash on pickup, PayPal, credit card and other traceable transaction methods.
The price seems too good to be true, call me the breeder ok video and see the puppies interact or back out.



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