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- Toledo, OH, USA • Apr 22, 2026
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I ordered some small jewelry from this company and the next month they charged me $19.95 which I thought was fraud so I cancelled my bank card. Well this month they tried to take another $20 from my new bank card which I never provided them! Apparently I clicked into a monthly membership which I did not. I did not sign anything, when I purchased there was no terms for this membership. I would have never ever signed up for that! This company is fraud and taking advantage of people and their money!

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• Aug 25, 2025
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My dog died so I was looking for something as a memorial for her, then I got an ad on Facebook for Seasonal Paws. It said it was having a going out of business sale. I added 3 items to my cart, then changed my mind and removed two of them. I purchased one item. Then I saw tht I had been charged for the three items, even though I removed 2 from my cart before purchasing, so that’s incredibly fishy. When I emailed asking for them to fix my order they said they couldn’t because it already shipped. Then this month, I saw a charge for $19.95 from Seasonal Paws. I didn’t but anything. I googled it and saw that this company fraudulently signs customers up for subscriptions when they make purchases. I tried to go to the website and my access has been denied. This company is straight up a scam.
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- Kenduskeag, ME, USA • Jul 29, 2025
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I recieved an email from Seasonal Paws for a clearance sale for going out of business. I made a purchase and did received what I ordered. Seasonal Paws has since been charging my account $19.95 for the last 4 months. I definitely did not approve for them to charge me beyond my one purchase. Their website is no longer accessible. Since they “went out of business” how are they able to charge customers? And this was definitely not approved or agreed to by me as the customer.

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- Milwaukee, WI, USA
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I came across a Facebook ad for Seasonal Paws, and they were having a closeout sale as their dog had passed, and they were no longer selling. So I took advantage of the sale and purchased a few items. My credit card was actually denied at first--for a scam. But everything seemed legit so I purchased the items, but before placing, I noticed an item in my cart for Paws Family x 1. While showing for free, I looked up the site and saw that some were charged a recurring subscription fee. I have emailed the company to remove this item from my purchase to ensure I am not charged for it next month.

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- Montrose, CO, USA
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After initial order, they are charging recurring charges of 19.95 per monthfor a membership that I did not agree to nor was informed about. They claim to be going out of business.

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I saw an ad on Facebook from this company stating they were going out of business and were having a sale. I ordered three items, which I received. A month later, I see a charge for $19.95 from Seasonal Paws and do some research. Buried in the Terms of Service it states that you are signing up for a "Membership" and will be charged monthly.

How can a company going out of business charge for a membership? There was nothing in the shopping cart or in a prominent place on the website stating that this will occur. The whole "going out of business" thing seems very much like a scam.

Stay away from this company.

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• Jul 21, 2025
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Hi I too had a payment for same amount taken a month later from my account and have contacted them for a refund. Did you ever get the money back? Thanks.

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- Erie, PA, USA
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I received a "going out of business" closeout sale email from Seasonal Paws. It stated that the owner had created the jewelry line after her dog had passed away. However, rising costs had left her with debt and too much inventory. I ordered a pair of earrings and I did receive them.

One month later, there was an additional charge of $19.95 on my credit card statement. I called the credit card company, and they stated it was a recurring charge. I disputed the charge and contacted Seasonal Paws via email, as there was no phone number for the company.

Seasonal Paws replied stating that when a purchase is made, the order automatically enrolls the customer in a membership, charging $19.95 monthly to the credit card used for the purchase. How is there a monthly membership for a company that is no longer in business?? There was nothing in the email or shopping cart regarding this recurring charge for a membership. Clearly the claim of going out of business is a scam to get people's credit card numbers to charge monthly.

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