Weird Cat adoption replies.?
I decided to put my cat up for adoption on Petfinder.com because it seemed like a reputable site. Suddenly, my inbox is flooded with people that are "interested" in my cat. The problem is, their messages are not relevant to my ad , almost as if they have put their message through an english language translator, and most of their e-mail addresses show they are from the UK. Something seems fishy to me about this, and I want to know if any of you had this problem?
Public Comments
1. Ya, this happens a lot with internet sites where you put in your personal email. People are just harvesting your email, and selling it to companies.I would disable your email on the add, and put in the add that only phone calls are accepted.
2. I would try Craiglist or Freecycle - these are local sites and you may have more luck.
3. you shouldn't use the internet. There are a lot of people who will take your cat. I am sure that if you put a paper up in a local store with your phone number on it, there will be someone who will take it. :) I think you should just go local that would probably be best.
4. im looking to adopt a cat to be friends with my 5 year old siamese and my 4 year old son,what kind of cat do you have and can you call or email me about it?
