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We hope you enjoy the site. The best way to get used to the site is to start clicking. Chances are if you follow your instinct, you'll find your way around just fine.
To place an ad click on the "Place an Ad" above the ads. You will need to register. Be assured that we keep all information confidential and only use it for the purposes of this web site. We don't like people giving away or selling our Email address, and we will not do that to you.
Now... here is some information you NEED to read.
We have done some research on some of the bigger classified sites out there. There is even a complaint discussion board that we've found for one of the sites. Evidently, people are getting scammed, or are dissatisfied with what they purchase, or the seller gets ripped off by the buyer... it can go either way.
The thing is, we are a classified ads web site. We do not recommend anyone that posts here. Just like if you pick up your local newspaper or local classifieds paper, you contact people, and you are responsible for the end result. You decide if you want to purchase something from someone, or, in the case of the seller, you decide if you want to sell something to someone.
You are adults. It is up to you to do the research, use your commons sense, reasoning, intelligence, etc. to figure out what YOU want to do.
We are a classified ads service. We are not responsible for the mistakes you make. You contact the person you wish to buy from or sell to. We give you the means to do that privately. Then, you may want to get ahold of the person on the phone, then perhaps in person.
We do not get a commission off of any classified advertisers on this web site. Our business is to simply maintain the website.
Over time, if we find out about different scams that are taking place in the dog world, we will post them so you can read about them.
But we are not the police! We have no law enforcement authority.
If at all possible, we recommend that you go to the breeders house, view your new dog BEFORE you purchase. Do the same things you would do if you picked up your local newspaper.
Use your head. As hard as it is to do, try not to get emotionally caught up in the transaction. Save the emotions for afterwards when you can love your new puppy dog.
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