Horseville.com says they "rigorously" scan emails from potential buyers--what the actually do is get an email from a "buyer", don't check on the IP address or email address for fraudulent use, then forward it to you, their actual client, and 99% of the time it is a scam-you can't do any research on the IP address, email address, etc., because whe Horsevilel sends the email to you, it comes through with their info on the email, not the actual email sender--had 3 scam emails sent in the past week regarding ponies for... read full review »