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Puppy Advertisements Could Be Scam
The Council of Better Business Bureaus and the American Kennel Club wants to warn you about a pet scam.
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The Council of Better Business Bureaus and the American Kennel Club wants to warn you about a pet scam.
Fraudulent web sites, MySpace postings and print ads are asking people to help save puppies. The advertisers offer bulldog puppies from other countries free of charge. Then later they ask you to send hundreds of dollars to cover shipping and tax expenses.
BBB warns that this is a scam.
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