Dixie P.
Look For Discrepancies
Though I did not order, I noticed in one of their ads (for the kitty) that they describe the body as cloth but then further in the ad they "stole" ad copy from a legitimate company, Ashton Drake Galleries. The ad then talks about a different material for the body. A legitimate company such as Ashton Drake, would not have such a poor quality website, spelling and grammar errors, and copy that contradicts itself. Even the copy for the kitty refers to it as a "posable monkey." I also noticed the websites all look the same for the reborn, puppy, kitty, and other "lifelike" dolls. The website(s) are full of little hearts, unprofessional fonts, flame emojis and more. ANY COMPANY THAT IS LEGIT will usually have a phone number and address to their corporate office ... these websites ALL have just an email for customer service that is usually a Yahoo or hotmail account. If you send them an email first, you will most likely receive a reply with poor English, etc. As far as a previous comment regarding PayPal... I quit using them years ago. PayPal began having complaints about receiving items other than described or purchased and the buyer's subsequent inability to secure a refund. The complaints were about the seller "proved" some product was delivered to the buyer. The buyer cannot prove they did not receive the actual item they purchased or that the item was not as described. PayPal complaints stated that the buyer lost these types of complaints. My concern now is that these scammers will see these reviews and make corrections to appear more legitimate. A final thought is most of these types of products seem to be targeting (me) through game apps ... so ... dont click on ads in games. Buyer beware ... if it seems too good to be true, it probably is.