Scammers pt 2

jadennobleauthor
Jan 14
1 min read

The second tool I use is their website. Most reviewers have a website or Instagram. With a website I see how finished it looks. If it looks finished I click a tab they have. If it doesn’t work or takes me to an error page then I know it’s fake.

Also, if they say their website is under construction, most real reviewers have a finished website if they are presenting it to you.

With Instagram, I look at their posts and see if they are private. Obviously if they are private they’re not real or if their posts are few or far apart in date from each other, most likely a scam.

Keep an eye out for part 3.

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