Beware if you see a puppy or parrot for sale.
That's the message from Isle of Man Police as the latest scam to reach the island makes the rounds.
Officers say an Ads page had a number of listings pop up with parrots and puppies for sale -however, it's clearly not a local seller.
Police say they've worked with Trading Standards and the Ad site and the posts have been removed and the sellers banned.
You can report any Cyber issues to www.ocsia.im or www.iompolice.im.
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