Although there are many scammers who fake orders on Amazon, as long as you spend more time and effort, you can actually filter out a lot of them. The method is actually very simple.
If it is the first time for you to add the contact information of a fake order seller, the method is actually very simple, just ask more questions, but how to ask is the key.
1. Perhaps, some sellers will say, I have asked a lot of questions, but in fact, for many sellers, you only get three pieces of information: price, exchange rate and review rate. These scammers can also answer this question. If all your fake order service providers ask this question, who else will they cheat if not you? There are risks in brushing orders. Not everyone who offers the cheapest products has a good deal. If you ask this question, you are totally disregarding your hard-earned money. Whether you can find a reliable one depends entirely on luck, and the store closure is just a matter of time.
2. Maybe some sellers will say, I have asked other questions and they all said theirs are good, how can I tell the difference. There are ways to ask questions, for example, you can ask some seemingly nonsensical questions.
For example: What are the risks of real-person testing and machine testing, and why problems arise. Instead of asking you if you are a real person, if you are a real person, ok, continue chatting. If you are not a real person, pass, move on to the next person. In fact, have you ever thought that real big sellers place hundreds of orders at a time for a long time, and real people cannot take over all of them, and they all use machines to brush the orders. Why? In fact, there is no such thing as a real person. Why? Why do some self-supporting accounts have been raised while others have not? What are the differences in characteristics? You can ask these questions, but for real scammers or those who do a bad job, these questions are hard to answer or don’t make sense. And don't just ask how you can ensure safety. This kind of question is too common, and even a fool knows how to make a few remarks about it.
Why ask such a nonsensical question.
Because few sellers would ask these questions. If they are a powerful order-brushing team, they would have thought about your concerns, and they think about them more fundamentally. Only by solving the essential problems can they achieve differentiation and be better than other order-brushing teams. These problems are definitely not a problem for them. Therefore, the more pointed your questions are, the more they get to the point. If the person answering is a scammer or a liar, the easier it will be to find loopholes. Generally, they will just brush it off, and you will have a good idea of what is going on.
At the same time, we also need to consider the patience and service attitude of the person who is doing the order-boosting. Although it is said that those who are good at order-boosting are quite cool, but if the service attitude is not good, no matter how good they are, it will be useless. Because for the truly good ones, your questions are not problems at all. They must have considered them and can answer you without you having to think about them. If they are unwilling to give you this little time, then the subsequent service will be just so-so. Of course, some problems themselves have no solution, so there is no need to talk about it.
Summary: ask some macro questions or some seemingly nonsensical questions instead of just asking about the price. Either the orders are done well or not. Reliability is the first priority, not the price. Ask fewer common questions. It is best to call instead of typing. Don't give the person time to think and see his reaction. It is best to meet in person.
There is also another little trick. If the boss is not in the same city as the one who is brushing the orders, you can first ask the one who is brushing the orders where he is, and then you say that you are nearby and want to meet there tomorrow. The purpose is not to meet in person, but to test the other party's reaction. This can also help you eliminate some scammers.
Although some sellers are using the above methods, many of them have missed the point. Every industry has its top talents, and those who do well are definitely different, and the same goes for big sellers. Of course, many sellers did not ask more questions, but only asked about the price. Your money is really blown by the wind. In fact, there are not many good reviews. If you really spend the time to understand and ask, then you will greatly reduce the probability of encountering scams. In fact, I have also tested it. Many of them are not doing well. The above questions can stump them. At the same time, there are also many merchants, especially some operations (because it is not their own money), the price is not suitable. Next, you can only meet a reliable one by luck. You don’t know why others are reliable, and you don’t want to know. It’s not wrong to spend some time, because most people don’t want to spend more time.
