Trina Kenney and her husband Rick Kenney copy and paste horse photos from other people's advertisements and portray these horses as their own animals being sold. Trina has found that if she prices these horses below market value and states they are safe that people are enticed to purchase. Trina also claims she is in financial distress or she is moving or has is selling to get out of the horse business. PLEASE do not fall for her scam.
Trina uses alias names for both her, her husband and her business:
Business Names:
Bear Mountain Ranch... Classy horse... Horses & Ponies... Juniper Ranch... StarHorses... Trina Kenney Horses... Etc.
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Names on advertisements:
Kori Damascaus... Pat Harris... inga Whitman... Sarah Lorenza... Debbie Marqure... Leslie Watson... Loraine Wait... Shanna Tash... Elanore Tabanchnick... Veronica Jackson... Jill Swanson... Jim Swanson... Destiny Jennings... Elijah Kenney... Kerri Lang... Nellie Marqure... Trina Kenney... Lee Kenney... Lee Colombo... Lee Lee... Hattie Rush... Jezreil Kenney... Kerri Kenney... Rick Ray Kenney... Rick Ray Hanson... John Richard Hanson... Rick Colombo... Calvin Kenney... Etc.
Trina has scammed over 70 people into buying her horses. She has delivered a few horses to unsuspecting buyers and the horses are not the same animal she shows on the internet, but instead horses purchased at the local sale that either are sick, or have issues of not being ridden (ever) or otherwise not useful. To others who purchase, she simply takes their money and never delivers a horse. This has happened to most of the people who buy from her. There is a site known as awhitehorse.com that has 130 plus web pages that chronicle the victims of this woman. You can find it in their forum if you search for Trina Kenney.
Things you should do when buying a horse over the internet:
1. Request a copy of the horses papers and make sure the horse exists.
2. Hire a local veternarian to do a prepurchase exam, even if it is only to pull a coggins, and general overlook of the horse.
3. Check the persons credentials on the internet, if you cannot find this person, chances are they do not exist.
4. Get a hauler that you hire... Do not let someone say a friend will do it. Check out that the hauler is legitimate.
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