The search engine giant has accused a Cameroonian man of perpetrating a vast and nefarious fake dog conspiracy with its online advertising tools.
Google has sued a man for allegedly abusing its services to trick droves of would-be pet ownersagainst Nche Noel Ntse, of Cameroon, accusing him of violating Google’s terms of service by using its platforms to engage in a vast “puppy fraud” conspiracy.
That scheme, which mostly preyed on elderly people with the false promise of adorable, floppy eared companions, allegedly used a variety of online tricks like fake dog sales websites with phony testimonials and “alluring photos” of the dogs. Ntse is alleged to have manipulated his victims via one-on-one conversations, compelling them to send him money for pups that would never come.
Propping up the the scheme were “dozens of fraudulent Google accounts” set up with “Gmail and Google Voice... to communicate false promises to victims, register the fraudulent websites with U.S. internet hosting companies, and request and receive payments,” Google writes in the lawsuitThe suit did not list contact information for Ntse, and Gizmodo’s attempts to reach him for comment were unsuccessful.
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