They are going out on a limited registration. I didn't want to neuter them as a breeder looked at them for me and said the one boy was definitely a potential and not to do neuter at this time in case he doesn't sell as a breeder might want him down the line/try to hold on to him, so I'm attempting to sell the other first.
I suppose one could design their own version of a breeding rights contract, the only ones I've seen are too one sided to me (side for the breeder) to be ethical, thus I wasn't going to get into that.
Trucker: I told him to go home (well to his daughter & son-in-laws as he's from the mid west and is visiting for the holidays) and think about it carefully as two pups on the road might be difficult (he owns the business apparently and only drives part of the time) and if he was still interested we could meet again next week, figured I could analyze the situation better (I didn't totally close the door, but I think he saw I had my doubts)
We'll see.
Thanks
Kendra

A lot of these scammers are employees of scamming groups. They're usually in Africa, and English is definitely not their first language. I feel sorry that they feel this is the only way they can make a buck, regardless they must be exposed for what they're really doing. They are no better than puppy millers that make a living off an innocent animal; whether or not the pup actually exists.

I love the fact that they asked if Camaroon is one of our states!!!:eek: Unbelievable. There is a special place in HELL for people like this. May they burn burn burn!!!

Too funny!!!
Also, I'm thinking a 3.5lb 9wk old puppy ain't gonna stay 'teacup' size for long!!!


Jodi, I think you're pretty safe. I think misspelling black magic actually negates the curse. And Megan is double safe, although someone named Morgan may have to watch her back.

Remember when someone stole Marcel's picture as their own? Wylie's Mom called them out on that. Very good chance that the 'voodoo woman' copped a YTer's pic.

I remember that, that was hilarious. All of a sudden she's like, oh yeah oops that's not my dog. :rolleyes:

:eek: Poor Morgan. :(

I applaud you!! :bravo: You know, I was almost scammed by these people. They are seriously everywhere! Two years ago I started a search for a yorkie puppy and found their ads everywhere. I was unsuspecting at first. In fact, I found so many people "selling yorkies for really cheap" I decided I would take my time and find the perfect puppy. As the search went on I began to find it peculiar that most of the people selling these puppies had really bad English and more than one was from Camaroon. Oh, yeah, and they all had the same format (the questionnaire) in every email, yet they claimed to be different people with different dogs. :rolleyes: I caught on and googled cameroon puppy scam and was disappointed but relieved I didn't fall prey!

I was thinking it would be awesome to pretend to be interested, tell them you wired the money, and when they go to Western Union they can't get the money. Then say you must have made a mistake but fixed it, luring them there again and wasting their time like they did yours. You know, have them keep going back until they figure out you're scamming them, too. Not sure how Western Union works, so I don't know if this would be possible, but the thought is amusing :D!

You are just amazing Detective Jodi. ;)

You did a great job with that ok. I couldnt believe what I was reading ok. She was realy falling for you driving all that way ok. You should of just followed her instructions ok..LOL:D
In all seriousness...Thats just sick, that people try and scam money from others. You did do a great job with acting, and I like how you were presistant in going to her home...she was like uh uh uh The English was horrible tooo ok...:p

hahaha! Your post was hard to read. I thought for sure the scammer came to post on this thread. :p

Awesome job!

Ahahahahaha!!

Wow! Great job, Jodi!

Me too ok. just for a minute ok i really thought they were here and i was really scafred ok. :D