Shown below are other pets for sale and wanted in Singapore. Click an ad for more details or to reply to it.<br>
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The Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore would like to inform the public that exotic animals such as primates (eg. monkeys, slow loris), reptiles (eg. snakes, lizards, tortoises), small mammals (eg. sugar gliders) and invertebrates (eg. scorpions, tarantulas) are not allowed to be kept or sold as pets in Singapore. Anyone found in possession of, or offering for sale or displaying, these animals may be fined up to $50,000 per animal or up to 2 years jail or to both. For a list of approved pets, please click <a href="http://www.ava.gov.sg/AnimalsPetSector/SalesOfPetsOwnershipExhib/PetShops/">
here</a>.
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<b>SCAM ALERT - PROTECT YOURSELF</b><br>
Take a good hard look and use good judgement.<br><br>

1) If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.<br>
2) When making purchases, use Escrow.com. If the seller accepts credit cards, use one. Never use cash or cash equivalents.<br>
3) Be very careful when a seller is from overseas. Many internet scams come from overseas. Be very careful when a seller states that they are on a "trip" overseas and must conduct business from there.<br>
4) Obtain legitimate contact information. Get phone numbers. Get addresses. Ask for references with phone numbers. Legitimate buyers and sellers will offer these things.<br>
5) Ask for a photo of the seller holding the item. Ask for a photo of the seller holding a piece of paper with your name written on it.<br>
6) Remember, there is no rush. Take precautions and pay with a method that offers protection.<br><br>

Buyers and Sellers should be careful with any exchange over the internet. We cannot guarantee the validity of all "businesses" or "individuals" that choose to use our websites. We do not offer a Payment Protection Service or any other type of buyer or seller protection.

