How
To Check If A Company Is Real
1.
Look for good website content: If the website you visit does not have
a lot of content and only presents logos, but not pictures, this is a
good indicator that the website is phony. If you get the impression
that not much effort has been put in generating the content, you may
be visiting a page that has a scam as its only purpose. Also, look
for heavy spelling errors to see how professionally the site is being
managed.
2.
Does the website have a policy page? Legitimate companies must have a
policy page or a terms and conditions page. If there is one, read it
carefully. Try to see if the policy makes sense or if it was just
simply copied into the site to imitate proper company pages.
3.
Take a look at the payment methods of the site: If the site offers
safe payment methods, such as Skrill or Paypal, it is more likely
that the company is real. Avoid staying on sites that only accept
checks or immediate cash as a payment method. Avoid any kind of
payment or payment-plan on sites without safe payment and billing
options.
4.
Check Google: Try finding more information about the company by
googling the name. Read a few reviews or customer feedback before you
fully trust that a company you see on the web is real.
Unfortunately,
some phony sites make it very hard to detect if they are genuine or
not. The four mentioned ways to see if a company is real, are only
giving you hints on how to detect a scam. If you really want to be
sure, especially before handing out your personal or credit card
details, see if the company is registered with the appropriate
authorities.
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