Is this online puppy or kitten seller a scam?
Reviewed answer
Verify the animal and seller in person before trusting photos or shipping promises.
- Arrange to meet the animal and seller, or have someone you trust do so.
- Search the seller's name with scam or complaint, and reverse-search the pet photos for copied listings.
- Stop if new crate, insurance, transport, or release fees keep appearing. Save messages and contact your payment provider if money was sent.
Get help if
The seller avoids a meeting, pressures you with an emergency, or invents repeated shipping problems.