On April 23, my daughter had been searching the internet for T-cup puppies to purchase. She e-mailed a lady who claimed to have one for free. The lady named Jeo lived in Alaska and had just moved into a non-pet apartment. She wanted a good home for the puppy who was only 11 weeks old. All we had to do was pay this transportation company. When the company emailed me they claimed that their credit machine was down and we would have to send the money through Western Union. The cost was 100 dollars. The company continued to call and email as well as Jeo. She even provided pictures of the dog. The dog was supposed to arrive by 8 am this morning April 24th. Around 7:30 am the company called to say the owner had made a mistake on the paper work for the dog and it would come on a later flight. They said they would email us&of course that never came. My mom saw your reports and let me know I had been ripped off. I am a single mom who was planning to use that money to help my oldest with her senior prom. My youngest wanted the dog and was going to pay me back next week. She went as far as to buy dog food, a new outfit for the dog and a new leash and collar, all money she earned babysitting. How can we catch these guys they need to be stopped.
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