‘I’m overwhelmed by the kindness of strangers’: Spokane woman gifted puppy after losing $2,400 in scam
Nine Mile Falls Newfoundland breeder Becky Deakins gifted Jeanne Dixon a puppy after her story aired on KREM 2 News. Author: Mark Hanrahan Updated: 8:10 AM PST December 11, 2020
NINE MILE FALLS, Wash. On Sunday afternoon, Jeanne Dixon pulled up to a home in Nine Mile Falls to meet a woman she’d never met before.
Four days earlier Dixon shared her story on KREM 2 News detailing how she was scammed out of $2,400 trying to buy a puppy from who she thought was a breeder in Oklahoma.
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the keynote speaker today s atlantic magazine forum on the economy was fourth federal reserve chairman paul volcker. he said the tax code should be overhauled and the u.s. should consider a consumption tax. talk about yourself, how are you doing? [laughter] good to ask. thank you very much. i m fine. i have an honest thing i want to tell you about. i want to tell you about the location when i my wife and i moved from my bachelor apartment to our starter home. its 1986 and we went to the closing of the selling of my apartment and i was introduced to the real-estate agent for the lawyer of the apartment and was told that her name was jean dixon. i turn to my real estate agent and said is there any way that this is the jeanne dixon and she said yes, she is. so who knew that jean dixon was a capitol hill on real-estate agent. there was nothing interesting about it but when we finished we were saying goodbye to ms. dixon and she took my 22-year-olds wifes hand and turned the p
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