Blue Print Pet Movers Reports & Reviews

Blue Print Pet Movers Reports & Reviews (3)

I was in contact with a “breeder” who I found on a website called Onestop Aussies For Sale located in McAllen TX that happened to name himself Daniel Miller and used the Zelle account or email of [email protected] with a phone number of (817) 383-5289. He got all my information and I paid $800 through Zelle for the dog and shipping. I got a text from an “insurance company” saying that to put the dog on a plane he needed insurance which would cost $1,500 and it was totally refundable. Which I paid not even thinking about it using Zelle again because banks can’t trace it and once it’s gone through you can’t get it back. This insurance company had the number of (580) 352-7502 and used the Zelle email of [email protected] but emailed me with [email protected] and went by the name Charles Mitchell. He then told me that I needed to pay an extra $950 to make sure that I was refunded and this money was also refundable. I almost paid all of this money to them until I got a call from the bank saying that everything they have done was a red flag for scamming. They ask you to use only Zelle or go buy gift cards to pay them. So when I called back having a fit asking for my money back the so called breeder and insurance company hung up the phone and blocked my numbers. They were telling me the whole time that this paperwork had my name as the dogs owner now and that it’s still coming and I will go to court for animal abuse if I don’t pick it up. They pushed and pushed for me to send the money over and over again. So When I called the breeder he kept saying that he used them all the time, and his clients are always repaid, and I could pay him via debit so it’s traceable and he would give it to the shipping company. Luckily my bank was able to stop a few payments but not all of them.

I lost $2,300

IF YOU SEE THIS EMAIL OR ANYONE HAS YOU PAY THROUGH ZELLE WITH THESE EMAILS DON’T SEND THE MONEY. ITS A SCAM!

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- East Hampton, CT, USA

Scammer's phone 9187158931
Scammer's website qcpomskies.com
Scammer's address TX, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location CT 06424, USA
Total money lost $2,300
Type of a scam Other

On 3/31 we inquired about a puppy we saw online at the above mentioned site: qcpomskies.com

We were contacted via text ( t:918.715.8931) and email ([email protected] & [email protected]). I sent our mailing address and contact info and the location of nearest airport. The seller then sent photos and videos of the puppy via email. We were told the puppy was $600 plus an additional $300 for shipping via air to Bradley Airport, the closest to us. We agreed to the price and were instructed to pay via Zelle.

We were given the seller's supposed Zelle contact info but we were unable to successfully pay. Info given was:

[email protected]

We were then instructed to buy Visa and American Express gift cards and send pictures of front and backs of cards, as well as images of the receipts. I purchased one card in amount of $300 and another in amount of $500. I took the requested pictures and sent via text and email attachments to the seller. Seller confirmed via text then proceeded to send an email with a tracking number tied to a company purporting to be "BluePrint Pet Movers." Here is the info I have for them:

Number they texted from: 1.580.352.7502

Email address: [email protected]

Location: McAllen, TX

That company then sent an email saying the puppy would be in a hold until we paid a ""refundable " $1500 insurance fee. If we did not pay within 24 hours the pup would be placed in quarantine and then we would be prosecuted for abandonment. This "moving company " also contacted me via text and solicited payment via gift card, as " it had been easy for me to pay for the dog that way." At this point we were suspicious but already in for $800 and hoping for the best. I said I was concerned as how could they refund if we paid with gift cards? They first sent me to Zelle and gave me the following info to connect to them with:

[email protected]

Saron Reed Memom

We were unable to pay via Zelle. They then sent the following link:

https://flutterwave.com/pay/ob6sczfbtuoa

We were instructed to send 2 separate payments: $1000 & $500. We could not send money that way either.

They then suggested CashApp and instructed me how to use that. I installed and tried to pay them but again was unsuccessful.

Finally they instructed me to get gift cards, which I did the following day, 4/1/2021. I sent images of the cards and receipts. They acknowledged receipt via text only.

Two hours later another email came. This one was soliciting money for a special, ventilated crate. We then refused further payment. That is when the original seller reached back out to me via text to assure me of the legitimacy of the pet moving company and to encourage further payment.

The entire time both "Quincy Cade" of "QC Pomskies" and "Blueprint Pet Movers" aggressively sought money via gift cards as well as assured me they were honest and only concerned with puppy's welfare. Our children are heartbroken and so are we. I feel like a total fool. And I lost a mortgage payment.

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Omg, this is crazy but the something so similar is happening. I was expecting to have a kitten delivered today for my moms birthday I’ve been in contact with the “owner” , the shipping agency blue print also reached out to me sending me the insurance request as well for 1500 the person who called me seemed to sound like he was in a quiet room. They sent me Zelle info which didn’t work and then sent me another but that made me come across your post^ and I’m now sure I got scammed I sent $500 to the owner which I called his # and the dude that answered was not named hunter and had no clue who I was. I have tried to contact the owner about how I’m getting scammed and haven’t heard back. I’m just so afraid an actual kitten is in between this. I don’t know what to do... I’m devastated

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