You are probably here wondering whether CatsNKitties are a scam or not. Well, no need to look any further. We’ll answer that right away: yes, it is clearly a scam, and we’ll help prove it to you below.
In this CatsNKitties.com review, we’ll help show you signs to look for, so that you won’t get scammed for future reference. So let’s go take a look at CatsNKitties, and see just why they are a scam!
CatsNKitties’ Site
When going to the site, you are greeted with a banner proclaiming that they are having their 24 hour sale, where everything is free, you just need to pay for the shipping.
It should also be added that they claim this will end at 3 PM (when that is, no one is quite sure). Scrolling down further upon the website reveals that they really are selling everything for free – or are they?
While these deals may great and all, they are actually just a deceptive trick to get you to enter you credential details so that these scammers can get your credit card info.
The Banner That Is Supposed To Be Around For Only 24 Hours
As you can see from the screenshot above, they have a banner that says they have a 24-hour sale. Strangely enough, that 24 hour sale has been going on for nearly several days.
We received this website in our contact form a while ago, requesting us to take a look at it. Lo and behold, when we took at it back then, it had this same exact banner!
Now of course, this doesn’t necessarily mean that this site is a scam, but it starts making you wonder what is really going on. Questioning things is the very first thing to spotting a scam. If something says one thing, but it is clearly be delivered differently, then you should question anything else that the site says.
How Old Is The Site CatsNKitties.com?
When-ever a site is created, the site has to go through a registration process. This process records when a site is registered, and all this information is able to be seen by the general public. Which means, we can find out exactly when this site was created:
The site is only 5 days old! Which makes this site even less legit. We would understand that if you have a website, and company, that has been around for a long time, and want to do a 24 hour give-away, then that is one thing. But to start a website, and immediately start giving things away, then something is clearly wrong.
But these aren’t the only issues that can be found within the site.
Does Their Email Address Really Work?
We decided to question whether they really had an email address, and so wrote an email to them. Just so happens that they didn’t even register that email address (even though it’s a free email address!)
So, if they aren’t telling the truth about their email address, what else are they not telling the truth? Also, if we just pretend that they are legit, how will we get in contact with them, if something does happen and we need their help?
But these things are trivial in comparison of the reviews that can be found for CatsNKitties.com
What Do The Reviews Say?
TrustPilot, a popular place to leave reviews for websites, has five different reviews from five different people who gave CatsNKitties.com a 1 star review.
Each one talked about how they were a scam in someway or other. Some didn’t get what they ordered. Others got their credit card billed to something that they never ordered, and had to pick up the bill!
So there are definitely people who have been scammed from this website, and they have (sadly) had to pay for their mistake.
CatsNKitties.com Is A Scam!
We would highly recommend that you don’t try to get any of the ‘free’ products from CatsNKitties, as everyone we’ve come into contact with seem to suggest they’ve actually had to pay for it (quite literally).
There really is no free product, and all that will end up is you with a canceled credit card and a host of bills that you now have to pay.
Don’t Get Scammed Again!
We know what it’s like getting scammed – we’ve gotten scammed plenty of times. But because of this, we were able to find similarities between many scam websites.
We created a video course, How To Detect Online Scams, in which we explain these similarities and methods we use to check a website. And we’re happily able to offer it to you for a discounted price.
Unfortunately, we can’t really give you the money that you lost by being scammed (if you did get scammed). But we can give you our course for a cheaper and more affordable price.
Follow the link below and get our course for 50% off of it’s original price. It’s our way of trying to help out those who have been scammed before, and/or those who don’t have a lot of money to spend!
I got scammed!!!
Sorry To hear about that Sheryl. Thanks for letting us and others know that this site is a scam.
Andy
Ashamed to admit it but, yes I fell for it as well.
Well, I’m glad that you’re honest enough to admit it. Thanks for commenting!
so did I
Thanks for your honesty Karlene.
Andy
I came across Catsnkitties.com and thought “wow” this is to good to be true. I always double check the internet to see how ligit a company is, and low and behold, it’s a SCAM. No money lost here, haha it’s so sad how the world works these days…
Hey Mickey, we’re glad that you checked – that way you don’t need to lose anything. It is pretty sad the way people try to take advantage of others now-a-days. If it wasn’t for other people trying to continually fight against them, it probably would be a much more worse place.
Andy
I came across there ad on facebook for free cat food but checked them out first because I knew it was BS lol
Ha-ha, thanks for leaving a comment, Reese. Yeah, it’s sometimes funny (in a sad sort of way) just what people will fall for now-a-days. I even saw this site being promoted on Twitter, with something about helping donate to kittens around the world! It’s a shame, if you ask me.
Andy
I had reservations about giving my credit info. Not one of the comments on the FB advertisement mentioned hesitation and they seemed to imply that it was a contest of whose need was the greatest (I have rescue cats, blah blah meow meow). Above, here, Mickey ALSO misspelled lo and behold, just like you did–very curious. Trustpilot doesn’t have good control over their reviews, according to my research now. I like that you are in the business of identifying scams, but please PLEASE use Grammarly or another grammar/spelling software; your copy is difficult for many of us to bear.
Hey Mary,
Glad to know that we have people catching the mistakes in our articles. We’ll have it fixed. Sorry to hear that our copy is too difficult for the many (which I guess is only you, since you’ve complained about it?). By the way, we’re glad that we’re not the only ones with errors in our writing (according to Grammarly, you’ve got a ‘Punctuation Compound/Complex Sentences’ issue. Guess it means we’re all human.
On a more serious note, I personally have read some things about Trust Pilot not being as legit as it is. But how far do you really push that – people are going to leave reviews just for the sake of not having people purchase (supposedly) free pet food? I highly doubt that to be true.
Andy
I have been scammed and they took money out my account