Vin’s Yorshires and Yorkie Shop

Barry – Feb 06, 2021

I was contacted tonight thru email by this “seller”. Who emails a potential buyer at 2am?! Will include screenshots of email.

Jenna – Aug 01, 2020

Scanned out of $600 bucks

Andre – May 11, 2020

Victim Location 68502

Total money lost $1,650

Type of a scam Online Purchase

I was looking online and found a teacup yorkie for sale. The price was 420. Website looked legit.

Website: yorkiesneeded.com

So I contacted and was emailed back 2 days later from Kevin King Huffman and Betty Huffman. Who sent me list of available puppies with prices and the link to

the website thro portal.

Http//yorkiesneeded.net/availablepuppies/

Email: [email protected]

Gave address

15613 E. 96th way #12D

Commerce City, CO 80022.

Number 970-984-6456. They used cashappid $Bettysales. I sent money not thinking anything of it as they looked legit. Was upfront on charges about flight cost and delivery fee. Got a flight plan and all. Next morning got email from World Pets Express.

Numbers (617) 544-7366,(662)579-8305

Website: www.worldpetsexpress.com

Address: 9175 Willis Church Road

Richmond, va 23231.

1804-829-3419

World pets express first class Relocation.

That they need an addition 950 for a special crate since pup is so small. Okay weird but I sent. They said he would arrive tomorrow at 830 am. Next morning check email and had one from world pets express stating pet is held up in Laramie,WY. Needing dogs paperwork,usda papers. I needed to send 1,790. However unlike other emails this email was full of grammar errors as well as their math being wrong on the money I would be refund. And said delivery time would be 4hrs after receiving money. The boarding house they said pup would be kept in is a UK based boarding house. I’m hoping this info can help other avoid being scammed.

Stacey – Oct 10, 2020

Same with me but my gut told me don’t do it! So glad I didn’t. Too good to be true.

Brittney – Aug 30, 2020

Sorry you had to go thru this but thank you for sharing. I just received an email response and when I googled the email address I came up with your story.

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