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My Realistic Robot Puppy Review, AI Robot Dog Scam Exposed!

Just like you, I’ve been seeing a lot of ads for the “Realistic Robot Puppy” toy, supposedly “handcrafted” and “ultra-realistic.” We previously called out a very similar product called “Milow Robot Puppy,” and it looks like this latest campaign is just another version of the same scam. You might also see it under names like “My Realistic Robot Puppy”, “2025 New Robot Dog”, “Ai Realistic Robot Puppy”, or “Nico Robot Puppy” – but they all use the same videos, photos, and overblown promises. First off, the website shows a short video with hardly any details. They claim that skilled artisans handcraft each puppy, but all you get are brief clips that are clearly AI-generated. There’s no real demonstration of the puppy walking, barking, or reacting to touch. When a product claims these features without showing them in action, it’s a huge red flag. Then there’s the pricing. They list it at around $29.99 (marked down from $59.98), yet a simple image search shows that an identical toy is available on AliExpress for less than two dollars. This is a typical trick in dropshipping scams: buy something cheap and sell it at a huge markup while pretending it’s exclusive or high-quality. Next, the reviews are a major concern. The scam sites are filled with glowing five-star reviews, but real customer feedback elsewhere tells a different story. Buyers have reported never receiving their orders or getting a toy that doesn’t work as advertised. Plus, there’s no option to leave your own review on these sites, and platforms like Trustpilot have reports of misleading ads and shady practices. Finally, the domain information for these scam websites, such as kuered.shop and palace67.com, raises more red flags. They were registered very recently and hide their ownership details through privacy protection. Legitimate businesses usually don’t hide who they are. Keep your money safe and always look for trustworthy sellers. Spread the word to help others avoid falling for this scam! Similar scams:    • Milow Robot Puppy Review, Milow Robot...      • Fanyil BunnyPal Review, My Realistic ...      • BetterLife Bunny Reviews, Scam or Wor...  

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