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1. www.ipata.org › pet-scamsPet Scams - IPATA

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   These scammers are criminals. Their goal is to take your money. They will lie, they will tell you sob stories, they will send you pictures of adorable animals, they will assure you of their faith and religion - anything to get your money! They use the names of legitimate pet shippers; they pirate websites; they illegally use logos of other ...

   • Current Pet Scams

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   • Pet Travel Experts Speak Up

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2. airpetsinternational.com › pet-scams-to-look-out-forPet Scams To Look Out For - Airpets International

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   Visit us for more: www.airpetsinternational.com. Call us for more information: 866-738-7447. Email us: info@airpetsintl.com. Learn to identify red flags, verify breeders, and secure transactions. Don't be a victim to pet scams; stay informed and protect the love for pets.

3. www.ipata.org › current-pet-scamsCurrent Pet Scams - IPATA

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   Report Pet Scammers. Many of our reported scams come from those who have been scammed. If you have been scammed while purchasing an animal online please report to. gro.atapi@smacstep. and other trusted sources. These reports are collected and posted in our list of known emails of pet scammers and websites. With online scams on the rise, please ...

4. pet-express.com › resources › pet-travel-scamsCommon Pet Travel Scams & How to Spot Them - Pet Express

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   Criminal scammers often use the names of legitimate pet shippers such as Pet-Express, using pirate websites and the logos of these companies to appear genuine. The difference is that correspondence will often come from a third-party domain, such as gmail.com, rather than the company URL (for example, info@pet-express.com).

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5. www.ipata.org › find-ipata-pet-shippersFind a Pet Shipper - IPATA

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   IPATA members are professional pet shippers located in more than 80 countries and they work together to move your pet safely and relocated to anywhere in the world. They have years of experience to move your much loved pet to a new home. IPATA members are "The Pet Shipping Experts TM". Frequently asked questions people have about moving a pet.

6. citizenshipper.com › blog › avoid-fake-pet-shippingHow to Avoid Fake Pet Shipping Companies - CitizenShipper Blog

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   Jul 23, 2024 · Report the pet delivery to the authorities, IPATA and other websites that post information about these fraudulent companies. Here is a list of sites you can report fake shipping companies at: National Consumer’s League / Fraud.org. United States Department of Justice. Stop Fraud.

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   What if I have been scammed while buying an animal online?

   • If you have been scammed while purchasing an animal online please report to petscams@ipata.org and other trusted sources. These reports are collected and posted in our list of known emails of pet scammers and websites. With online scams on the rise, please be aware of the many different types of pet scams.

   Current Pet Scams - IPATA

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   How do I report a pet scam?

   • Many of our reported scams come from those who have been scammed. If you have been scammed while purchasing an animal online please report to petscams@ipata.org and other trusted sources. These reports are collected and posted in our list of known emails of pet scammers and websites.

   Current Pet Scams - IPATA

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   Is selling pets online a scam?

   • The best way to avoid being scammed by those who are selling pets online is to educate yourself on the warning signs of a typical online pet scam. Below are listed some of the common and known scams that we see on a regular basis. If you have questions about a company, email, website or if you feel you have been scammed.

   Current Pet Scams - IPATA

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   Are pet transport scams a real thing?

   • Unfortunately pet scams do exist and can happen to anyone. It’s important to learn how to spot a scam otherwise you could become a victim. Pet-Express is America’s most trusted pet transport company and we transport beloved family pets across the globe on a daily basis. It’s important to remember that we do not sell pets.

   Common Pet Travel Scams & How to Spot Them - Pet Express

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   What is a pet scam?

   • Pet scams involve criminals advertising pets that do not exist on free websites, Craig’s List, local newspapers, or Facebook. Expensive animals, such as Bulldogs or toy breeds, are often offered at very low prices. In these scams, you are asked to pay for the shipping of the pet, but no actual animal is delivered.

   Pet Scams - IPATA

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   What is Pet Shipping Services Directory?

   • Pet shipping services directory will show you how to ship your pet or hire a pet shipping expert.

   Find a Pet Shipper - IPATA

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8. bluecollarpettransport.com › how-to-spot-aHow To Spot a Fraudulent Pet Transport Company?

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   Poorly Written Emails. A simple way to spot a pet transport scammer is to send them an email. If their response is poorly written or teeming with spelling or grammatical errors, there’s a good chance it didn’t come from a reputable pet transport company representative.