Confirmed pickups

One tap closes the sale.

The buyer confirms they got the puppy from a link in their email — no account, no app — and the sale closes itself.

01

No login for the buyer, ever

Confirmation travels on a signed link in their email. Asking someone to create an account to tell you the puppy arrived is how you end up with no confirmation at all.

02

A buyer who ghosts cannot hold your money

If nobody answers, the pickup confirms itself after a week. The protection is for the honest buyer, not a hostage arrangement.

03

A dispute routes somewhere

A buyer who says something is wrong does not just go quiet — it becomes a record Pick Me Pets reviews, with what you documented at hand-off beside it.

/ how it works

Hand over, confirm, close.

The last step of a sale, made small enough that buyers actually complete it.

  1. 01

    Mark the puppy delivered

    With a photo when you handed it over in person — required then, optional when a transporter did it, because you were not there.

  2. 02

    The buyer gets a one-tap link

    Signed, in their email, good for exactly this sale.

  3. 03

    They confirm — or a week passes

    Either way the sale closes and the held balance releases.

  4. 04

    Your verified-delivery record grows

    Every confirmed hand-off is evidence behind the next sale you make to a stranger.

/ questions

Common questions

Does the buyer need an account to confirm?

No — no login and no app. Confirmation travels on a signed link in their email, because asking someone to create an account to tell you the puppy arrived is how you end up with no confirmation at all.

What if the buyer just never replies?

The pickup confirms itself after a week and the held balance releases. A buyer who ghosts cannot keep your money in limbo.

What if they say the puppy never arrived?

That routes to Pick Me Pets as a documented dispute rather than vanishing into a phone call. What you recorded at hand-off — including the photo — sits beside their account of it.

Why does the photo matter?

It is the thing that answers a buyer who taps \"not received\" while holding the puppy, and the thing that wins a card chargeback. For an in-person hand-off it is required; when a transporter did it, it is optional, because you were not there.

/ next step

Finish sales instead of leaving them open.

One-tap confirmation, an automatic fallback, and a delivery record that compounds.