i'm sorry to hear that you're having a bad experience here. but i'd have to agree with stewiesmom on this. and please don't take this the wrong way. i'm not trying to be rude, but trying to provide you with some constructive criticism.
i know it's very exciting with the prospects of getting a new furbaby, but it would really be helpful if you slowed down enough to compose a more coherent post. it would help others understand your question a little better and allow them to provide you with a more useful response.
perfect spelling and perfect grammar is not required, but something that exhibits a higher level of maturity than you have exhibited in your posts here would be best. this would apply not only to this message board, but any message board and anyone you decide to exchange written communication, like a reputable breeder you may email to ask about his/her puppies.
i own my own business and often receive emails from potential clients. if i were to have received an inquiry written in the same style and manner as you have written here, i would have ignored it as a joke because it doesn't seem like a serious inquiry from a mature adult.
being a smart person who is gainfully employed, own a car, moving into a home, etc, i'm sure you can see the validity of this arguement and walk away understanding what i'm saying rather than offended by a critique.
going back to original concerns about scams. don't buy a puppy online unless the breeder has lots of references. sometimes the "best deals" are the worst scams and you'll be out a couple hundred dollars and no puppy. the best way to ensure you don't get scammed is to visit and purchase from a local breeder. it may not be the cheapest route, but it'll be the best way to protect yourself from scammers.
good luck. |