Kiana Siamese Kittens Reports & Reviews

Kiana Siamese Kittens Reports & Reviews (10)

The same people have created a new site since their last one got taken down. The new scam site for them is ...

https://emmasiamesekittens.com/

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I also am currently going through this same ordeal. After finding Alex on the website, which IS misspelled, BTW (kianasiamseskittens), the exact same thing happened. I made the purchase and sent money through Zelle then waited for the next steps. Today I received notification that everything was going well except that the carrier was inadequate for the flight from Texas. I would have to dish out an additional amount of $750.00, which was refunded when I received Alex. Ugh...what a disappointment to read all of this info and yes, there were significant amounts of misspellings again. The saddest part is having to explain to my 4 year old son that we are not getting a kitten after all. All I can say is that you reap what you sew and this is a NASTY, truly NASTY way to make money.

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Recommend you report to your local law enforcement, the FTC, and FBI via IC3 Internet crime online reporting so that these agencies can coordinate. This is fraud and a crime.

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I wish I had searched and read this information before I was scammed. Unfortunately, I too have been scammed by Kiana Siamese Kittens. They had a website and emailed several photos of two Siamese kittens (Kimba and Simba) asking adoption questions. I thought it was legit but did not pay attention to the subtle misspellings. They offered discounted shipping and accepted Zelle payment. After payment confirmation was sent to them via email and text that the payment was issued, they at first confirmed they received it and were working up the registration papers but then a few hours later reached out saying they did not receive the funds. By that point I had found this information, although too late. I guess I will start the reporting to the the FTC and local law enforcement. I'm out $940.

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My experience is similar to the others listed. I paid via PayPal for a Siamese kitten for $500. When I spoke to the seller, he had a heavy accent. It was not a Texas or North American accent. I received hastily put together courier listings, in comic sans of all things. They tried to charge an additional $770 for an electric thermal crate, claiming it was for extra safety due to COVID-19. I am currently disputing it via PayPal to get a refund.

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- Meridian, MS, USA

Scammer's phone (210) 503-8869,?+1 (915) 243-0370?,?(219) 985-3559
Scammer's website kianasiamseskittens.com
Scammer's address Richmond Texas, TX, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location MS 39307, USA
Total money lost $1,000
Type of a scam Other

The scammer said they were selling pure breed Siamese kittens and they would cost 400 dollars with 100 dollars for shipping. The money was sent using Zelle. Once the cat was purchased it was then “turned” over the “shipping company” who would contact you with all information. The “shipper” would then claim they need another 750.00 for at thermal crate due to regulations. That would be sent through zelle as well. Then come back for another charge for “insurance for the pet” for another 688 that they would try to collect through zelle. Once it was discovered and police were threatened. The shippers number was deactivated and they would no longer answer phone calls or emails.

You would never receive a kitten because they do not exist. They are constantly changing their numbers but those are the ones they used with me. They are using Texas, California, and Indiana numbers. They then tried to sell the kitten to me AGAIN! This is a huge scam and they will use any reason of excuse to get your money.

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I found Kiana's Siamese Kittens on the internet through a search for pure pred Siamese breeders. I just fell in love with two of their kittens, Misty and Milo. When I inquired about purchasing both, I was told that I could purchase both of them for $750.00 plus the now reduced shipping cost of $190.00. They asked me to send all the money to them via Zelle or Cash App. I chose Zelle because I thought is was safe and fraud protected. I sent the $940.00 on Friday, May 1st and was told that the kittens would be shipped from Texas to California via a Pet Nannie Courier Service. I was told that the Courier would contact me early the next day. I was contacted the next day by Vision Shipping Courier, but only because they wanted me to send $770.00 more to cover a required pet carrier again using Zelle or Cash App. When I asked if I could use my credit card the guy hung up on me. His voice and accent was definitely foreign. When asked where in Texas he was located, he would not give me the city. That is when I knew I was scammed. I just found another scam site: emmasiamesekittens.com where some of the same Siamese kitten pictures appear. Both sites are scams. And I have also learned that Zelle is not fraud protected so I will probably never get my $940.00 back. This has been a hard lessen to learn and I'm hoping that this message will help others to not be scammed. Sincerely, Kathleen in California

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I’m so sorry to hear you got scammed but this review has saved my family from being victim to Kianas.
I just inquired about Misty but then found this while researching the cattery.
Thank you for taking the time to write this and I hope you found some sweet kittens to love soon

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Hi. I just went through the same thing. I am really sorry, they never reached you back right?

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- Cimarron, KS, USA

Scammer's phone 9362130930
Scammer's website kianasiamseskittens.com
Scammer's address 1627 Ryon Falls Drive Richmond TX 77469, Richmond, TX 77469, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location KS 67835, USA
Total money lost $900
Type of a scam Online Purchase

I found their website online and applied to purchase two Siamese kitties. They responded via email as well as text message to tell me more about the cats. They even included additional videos and information about the cats' personalities. I began to be suspicious when I was asked to cashapp the money to the person. My partner informed me this may very well be a scam and that I wasn't likely to have the kitties shipped to me. I began to do research. While I couldn't find that the videos/photos were stolen from elsewhere, the "testimonials" on their website were verbatim reviews from other catteries. This is when I sullenly came to the conclusion that I had been scammed.

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