Brayan then asked for a deposit, half the cost of the puppies, to secure them under our name. To assure us, he sent videos and photos with our names mentioned, indicating the puppies were reserved for us. The payment method he suggested was unusual, he initially asked for gift cards and photos of the cards and receipts. Eventually, I transferred the deposit via Zelle, but the recipient’s name appeared as “Teresa Adams.”

Our excitement was short-lived. Soon after, Brayan called again, demanding more money, insisting on the gift card method. Sensing something was amiss, we decided against proceeding and asked for a refund. He agreed, but it’s been over three weeks with no response, no refund, and complete silence from their end.

Further research revealed multiple negative reviews on Google, indicating a pattern of scamming unsuspecting individuals looking for pets. Please be cautious and steer clear of this page!