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Paid upfront for two birds from this lady - a Quaker and an African Grey. We received the Quaker after several months of wrangling, but after a year no African Grey and no refund despite being promised on at least 3 occasions. This may look like a reputable business but it is not. Am now in the process of filing a complaint with the police for fraud and initiating legal proceedings. Do. It deal with this woman.
Pets4 you Canada
Scammers,thieves be aware from this place
This company is a scam
Do not buy any pets from them
They ask for an e-transfer and never send you any pets because they don’t even have pets BE AWARE DON’T DEAL WITH THIS SCAMMER
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