Cat Curiosity Update...

We’ve received a refund from our card issuer for our phantom cat climber but wanted to update everyone on some details - after disputing this purchase with our card company we think the scam is that the retailer sends an insignificant letter or package using China Post to a postcode that’s the same as the order address but with different street address details so that something gets tracked & delivered.

We confirmed with our card company that the retailer was unable to provide a commercial invoice for the import, there was no shipping weight or dimension details provided for the package or on the despatch information noting that a delivery on Sunday by the courier fulfilling the shipment for China Post was very unusual.

Despite reporting the scam to Pinterest the same product is still being marketed on their platform - the cat climber we ordered has now been reduced in price to a mind blowing £31.68 with an irresistible Buy One Get One Free Offer to boot….hurry, whilst stock lasts :).

Funnily enough, we’ve actually heard from a newsletter reader from Scotland who had exactly the same experience with Anboke Inc after purchasing a book - this reader unfortunately didn’t get their money back!

We’ve also heard from one of our customers, Maff from Northampton in the UK, who has sent us a link to the company who actually makes this cat climber - the non-phantom price is £1,810 & the company is called Mewcats who are based in China but sell worldwide to consumers as well as wholesale for those interested in making a purchase.