Travis Cavapoo Puppies is a complete and total scam of a website, the owner is a criminal. He will update his website and send you lots of emails and texts making you think he's working on sending you a puppy that you've chosen only to find out the only payment he accepts is Moneygram because its entirely untraceable and once you send your money, it's gone.
Do not send him money of any sort, don't believe the pictures, the bogus sales contract or his texts. There is no dog, he promises the same dog to everyone and just continues to loot people out of thousands of dollars. He said he lives in Fort Worth, Texas but asked me to send him money in Las Vegas to the attention of: Justin Ndialle, Zip Code 89109, which may be his real name and Travis his alias.
Thanks to this website and someone's previous report, I find out he was a fraud just before sending him money. It felt wrong from the start. Hope someone can catch this guy. He's totally reprehensible.
This weekend I was trying to surprise my daughters with a new puppy by purchasing a Cavapoo puppy from Travis Cavapoo Puppies. I was scammed out of $1000 but could have been more if I allowed it. He had me use MoneyGram servies to send my money to him. We signed a contract and dated it about our puppy agreement. He told me my puppy will be flown and delivered to me. I communicated with him via text messages and email.
I received an email from Ocean Animals Travel Services ([email protected]) with the flights and times about my puppy "Carmela" which was the name he has on his site for the puppy. Thanked him and told him I was looking forward to meeting her. Five minutes later, I received another email from Ocean Animals Travel Services asking for "Refundable" money to ship Carmela in a high pressure crate and she needed vaccines. The crates were regular crates instead of high pressure like the email was promoting them as and to pick from three.
Everything was not adding up to me and looked very concerning. I told him I was not comfortable with the unexpected fees and wanted my money back. He tried to convince me the money was refundable. I told him he could cover the cost if it is refundable and outside of our agreement. Finally, he said he would return my $1000 for the puppy using MoneyGram but he never sent it.
Travis Cavapoo Reviews
Travis Cavapoo Puppies is a complete and total scam of a website, the owner is a criminal. He will update his website and send you lots of emails and texts making you think he's working on sending you a puppy that you've chosen only to find out the only payment he accepts is Moneygram because its entirely untraceable and once you send your money, it's gone.
Do not send him money of any sort, don't believe the pictures, the bogus sales contract or his texts. There is no dog, he promises the same dog to everyone and just continues to loot people out of thousands of dollars. He said he lives in Fort Worth, Texas but asked me to send him money in Las Vegas to the attention of: Justin Ndialle, Zip Code 89109, which may be his real name and Travis his alias.
Thanks to this website and someone's previous report, I find out he was a fraud just before sending him money. It felt wrong from the start. Hope someone can catch this guy. He's totally reprehensible.
This weekend I was trying to surprise my daughters with a new puppy by purchasing a Cavapoo puppy from Travis Cavapoo Puppies. I was scammed out of $1000 but could have been more if I allowed it. He had me use MoneyGram servies to send my money to him. We signed a contract and dated it about our puppy agreement. He told me my puppy will be flown and delivered to me. I communicated with him via text messages and email.
I received an email from Ocean Animals Travel Services ([email protected]) with the flights and times about my puppy "Carmela" which was the name he has on his site for the puppy. Thanked him and told him I was looking forward to meeting her. Five minutes later, I received another email from Ocean Animals Travel Services asking for "Refundable" money to ship Carmela in a high pressure crate and she needed vaccines. The crates were regular crates instead of high pressure like the email was promoting them as and to pick from three.
Everything was not adding up to me and looked very concerning. I told him I was not comfortable with the unexpected fees and wanted my money back. He tried to convince me the money was refundable. I told him he could cover the cost if it is refundable and outside of our agreement. Finally, he said he would return my $1000 for the puppy using MoneyGram but he never sent it.