Identify a good deal online

[Setho]

There are so many people trying to scam online today, how can you differentiate a good deal from a bad one?

 

[Trexxxy]

Proper and adequate research , ask around about the offer ,talk to people who are doing it.

 

[Aditboy53]

by looking for valid information and evidence for examples on forums like this bizdustry

 

[MizzLala]

I'd like some context to better understand your question - is this when you're shopping for a product or looking for online earning sites? Either way, whenever my gut tells me something, I listen. I also always look up reviews to get a feel of how a site or product's been received.

 

[Kamon c4]

It depends on the business your into. Identifying a good e commerce deal depends on where you’re shopping. There’re a lot of other ways to identify a good deal for other businesses... try to specify what’s type ignored deal you’re talking about

 

[Lyrrex]

There are so many people trying to scam online today, how can you differentiate a good deal from a bad one?

The truth is that most people fall into scam as a result of greed. Never opt in for an online service with promises that are too good to be true.

 

[Ehizzy1]

I think you need to verify if the person is real or scam or you make research on the deal if its real , then you can differentiate

 

[Josemendez]

You just need to avoid rewards that are too good to be real. Also checking online review of the site is essential.

 

[Salma tahir]

Must search about the site before spending time on it. And must see the proofs of people who are using that site

 

[WhiteHouse]

When shopping online, make sure that the online store offers secure checkout. This will help protect your personal information from being stolen. To ensure the site is encrypted look up into your web browser's URL box. The site is secured if the website starts with https. This stands for hyper transfer protocol secure.

 

[Sincerem]

Always make sure, research about them properly, sites like trust pilot, reddit.com, and forum sites are good in spotting out scam sites. I think if you spend little time in this aforementioned sites, you shouldn't be scammed.

 

[Nurudeen]

Its true there are more scam stuff online, but as far as am concerned, I read review on the platform to know what other people are saying about it. With that I will be able to know if what I want to invest in is scam or not

 

[Bookwormlux1]

A good deal us not too juicy. When you see one that is too good to be true, then you know that is not legit at all. This is one factor to always look out for.

 

[greenie]

There are so many people trying to scam online today, how can you differentiate a good deal from a bad one?

always when I buy something on the internet I am interested in who and how. I don't buy from new ones, only old companies. I always analyze the company if it is registered, s.a.m.d ... you will not have problems if you do these, because you have the necessary evidence to close them

 

[Venant]

Your question is kinda broad, deals in what way? Buying and selling or offering services to those who need it. Well, the bottom line is research. One has to research well before committing into any kind of deal.

 

[Ayokex]

Some the strategies I use to differentiate from good or bad deal on line are: first a good deal will not always ask you to pay at first, even if they will still want you to pay later they will give you an opportunity for free trial so as to test their product whether you like it or not. You can then proceed to payment after the expiration of the trial if you so enjoy the product. Another way is that most good deals online are mostly come free but with very small return.

 

[Herzhan]

There are so many people trying to scam online today, how can you differentiate a good deal from a bad one?

First, you must not rush. Second, you need to be calm. Third, you need to study and make research. Fourth, you have to use your brain. Scammers plenty on social media platforms

 

[Ralphjoe]

For you to identify a good deal online you will have to compare that deal with other deals that you have seen online, even raise it a notch higher by asking people about the deal, that way, you are sure to get a good deal.

 

[Muhammadawais]

Negotiating on price is the first tip for getting the best offer. Negotiation is relatively rare in the United States, unless you're buying a car, but it's popular almost everywhere else. Furthermore, there is no law that says you can't haggle over costs.

 

[Victor72]

For you to identify a good deal online you must check the referral link, you must know if this link is coming from a reliable source, some people accept deal from unknown source that is risky.