Common Signs
- Single-page site, no official website
No full company name, tax ID, or customer service phone; only leaves LINE or a form. - Unbelievably low prices
Brand/3C products at 'rock-bottom prices' tempt you into impulse buying. - Only accepts cash on delivery or bank transfer
Avoids third-party payment and refund mechanisms. - Urges limited time/quantity
Doesn't give you time to verify or think calmly.
Self-protection before ordering
Search 'business name/URL + scam / reviews / ptt / dcard'; check if the company has a tax ID; prioritize legitimate platforms with buyer protection and credit cards (can dispute charges); do not use bank transfer or cash on delivery for unknown one-page products.
❓ FAQ
Is cash on delivery safer?
Not necessarily. One-page scams often use COD to send low-quality/wrong items—you pay, open it, and find out. You can refuse upon delivery, but once signed and paid, recovery is hard.
Can I get my money back if scammed?
With credit cards, you can file a dispute with the issuing bank; bank transfer/COD is harder. Keep order, chat, and transfer records, call 165 and file a police report.
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