Fennec Fox for sale in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | Petzlover
Fraud Alert
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing ID
:145737
Location
:Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Published
:30+ days ago
Breeder
Listing Description
A GUY OPERATING UNDER JAMESMARIO..OTHER WISE KNOW AS FREDERICK L DOHNJI KUMBELA IS A FRAUD AND STOLE MONEY FROM MY 10 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER YESTERDAY. HE PROMISES HE WILL SHIP SO YOU HAVE DO SEND MONEY THROUGH MONEY GRAM. AGAINST MY ADVICE MY DAUGTER WAS USING HER BIRTHDAY MONEY AND SENT IT TO THIS GUY. HE THEN SAID HE WAS AIRPORT ABOUT TO SHIP AND NEEDED A COPY OF MY DRIVERS LICENSE. I TOLD HIM NO AND HE SAID THE "AGENCY" WILL CONTACT ME. WE NEVER HEARD FROM "AGENCY". THEY TODAY HE PROCEEDED TO TELL ME I HAD TO SEND THE OTHER HALF OF MONEY...YEAH RIGHT... HE HAS NO FOXES AND USES ONLINE PICTURES AS TRYING TO PROVE HE HAS THEM. HELP ME TO STOP HIM! I AM CONTACTING WEB SITE AND THE POLICE.
FAQ About Fraud Alerts for Pet Listings
What should I do if I suspect a fraudulent listing?
If you suspect a fraudulent listing, like the one involving James Mario or Frederick L Dohnji Kumbela, it is important to report it immediately. Make sure to keep any records of communication, and contact the web platform where the listing is posted to alert them of the fraud.
How can I recognize a scam when looking to purchase a pet?
Be cautious of sellers who ask for payment via MoneyGram or other non-secure payment methods. Authentic sellers typically provide secure payment options and do not request sensitive personal information, like a copy of your driver's license. Look for red flags such as reluctance to meet in person, vague responses, or pressure to send more money.
What are the signs of a fraudulent pet seller?
Common signs of a fraudulent seller include unrealistic prices, lack of legitimate credentials, and an unwillingness to provide proof of the pet’s availability, such as recent photos or videos of the actual pet instead of just online images. Always ask to see the pet in person before making a purchase.
How can I protect my children from online scams when buying pets?
Educate your children about the dangers of sharing personal information online and the importance of not sending money without verification. Supervise online transactions and ensure they understand red flags associated with online scams, similar to the incident involving the Fennec Fox listing.
What steps should I take if I have been a victim of a pet scam?
If you or someone you know has fallen victim to a scam, document all communications and transactions. Contact your local authorities and file a report with the appropriate online platforms to help raise awareness and potentially prevent others from being scammed.
Where can I report fraudulent pet listings?
You can report fraudulent listings to the platform hosting the listing, as well as local law enforcement agencies. Some organizations also focus on pet scams and can provide resources for reporting and educating others.
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