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I have ordered goods from this store, they have taken my money but not delivered.
Tried to contact them but email bounces back and the website is no longer available.
Beware this is a scam!
This is a scam. Took money and no goods and website is now offline.
This website is a scam and steals your money. It pretends to be the online store for a legitimate bricks and mortar shop in Dorchester, England called 'The Pet Shop', but the payments will go via Shopify to an SP Daniel Jones. This is a scam that despite the real shop owners notifying the cyber fraud people, the website still remains and steals your money. Do not order from here.
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