Many people who like dogs will choose to buy their own dogs, and people will look online when they don't have the right dogs around them, after all the Internet is so well developed, but as the Internet develops, there are more and more Internet scams, and look at Mr. Guo's experiences below, hoping to wake up the parents who want to buy dogs online and watch out for liars.
At the cost of $1,300, a Sherena dog was purchased from a reputable dog specialty on the Internet, and a sick hybrid dog was received and the seller was unable to reach it. In recent days, Mr. Guo has been in such trouble. As a result of the investigation, the journalist found that the shop called the “Ginch Dog House” had posted false information about its operating licence and address online, and that the seller's telephone had been unattended.
None of the species are of the same age.
Mr. Guo, who loves dogs, was able to find a dog specialty shop called the “Ginche Dog House”, located in the Guangzhou Bay area, via the 58 cosmopolitan network. “I was assigned to work in Shigee a while ago, and a man in the field wanted to buy himself a puppy to accompany himself.” Mr. Guo told reporters that after communicating with the seller, he had chosen a Chenary dog for $1,300.
“The sellers sent many photographs, which they also saw on video, and they assured the dogs that they were absolutely healthy, and the relevant documents would be sent together.” Mr. Guo stated that the seller had requested that the dogs be shipped from Guangzhou to Mao's name by car after the transfer payments had been successful, considering that the shop was the second-ranking dog store in the same city, 58, so he was reassured that the money had passed that day.
“The next night, the dog arrived, it was completely out of line, it wasn't Sherena, it wasn't age and sex, and I was all stupid. “Mr. Guo was outraged to say that not only were the dogs received far from the picture, but there was no medical certificate, and the call was never heard.
It costs $2,000 just to see a doctor.
Mr. Guo took advantage of the weekend and returned to Guangzhou with his dog, where he planned to go to a good pet hospital to identify the dog species and then try to get a statement from the seller. According to the veterinarian at the pet hospital, this is a hybrid of a border shepherd and guest dog, which is poorly mixed and sells up to a maximum of 100, and according to his judgement, the dog was infected with a small virus before Mr. Guo bought it.
“The dog is very sick, and now costs $2,000 for treatment, and I've spent 3,000 on it.” Mr. Guo said to the press, without permission, that although the dog he bought was not his own type, he hoped to try to cure it.
The papers and address are fake.
Journalists then saw on the website of the shop in the “Kinchi Dog House”, which claimed to be the “largest dog farm in Guangdong”, located on Fong Hing Road, in the Bay of Bay, selling a wide variety of dogs with promises of package treatment, refunds, etc., as well as a series of documents such as operating licences. However, journalists were unable to search for relevant registration information when entering registration numbers on their operating licences on Red Shield. Moreover, the licence was issued on 10 October 2004.
Journalists have repeatedly called the telephone number on the website of the shop and have been unaccepted and have not responded to any of the calls. The journalist then came to the address shown on the web page and could not find the shop.