How to Spot a Scammer
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Suspiciously low prices: If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.
Fake or stolen photos: Use a reverse image search to check whether the photos appear elsewhere online.
No verifiable breeder information: Legitimate breeders usually have a website, active social media pages, and references. Scam pages often look alike and may use terms such as “Devon Rex kittens,” “Brussels Griffon puppies,” or “adoption.”
No video calls: Scammers often avoid live proof of the kitten or puppy.
Unusual payment methods: Avoid gift cards, cryptocurrency, Western Union, prepaid cards, or any payment method that is difficult to trace.
Rushed or generic responses: Scammers often pressure you to decide quickly and may avoid answering specific questions.
Always verify before sending money. Trust your instincts, and when in doubt, walk away.
