Tashlypuppypalace.com, a website suspected of fraudulent activities, was reported for perpetrating a pet scam. The suspicion arose when the website was still in its early days, only 18 days old. There is a distinct lack of a customer service phone number on the website. Fabricated reviews from customers that don’t exist are featured on the site. The website claims to function under a business name that has no registration in the state where the company purports to operate. The images displayed on the site are not genuine. Numerous pages on the website are still under development, filled with generic text and placeholder wordings. The business does not maintain any presence on social media platforms.
A pet scam is a fraudulent scheme where a person pretends to sell pets, often puppies, online. They lure potential buyers with fake pictures and descriptions. Once a buyer pays, the scammer disappears, leaving the buyer without a pet and out of their money.