Some tips on how to avoid being scammed by submitting your test on FB

1. Check the Facebook homepage. If the timeline shows a new account or a short one, don’t accept it. Just like QQ, Q age, if it’s too short, you won’t believe it, right?

2. Check the exposure platform, email, name, homepage, and profile. When submitting the exposure information, try to submit all of these so that the scammer cannot change the information.

3. This is the most important point. Many scammers use other people's profiles to cheat refunds. They get the task of brushing orders, and then ask the account owner to brush orders. After getting the order number, they come to the seller to cheat refunds. This requires that when looking for reviewers, the name on FB, the email address, and the name on the profile should be consistent, at least the email address and the name on the profile should be basically consistent. If they are inconsistent, if the other party can modify the name on the profile to be the same as the name on FB, or partially the same, then it means that they are the account owner. Be especially careful of Indians. If you encounter inconsistencies, Indians, block them directly and don't send product pictures to them. Otherwise, they will directly use image search to place orders, and then make various threats. The second thing is to report their payment email address on PP. No matter how they cheat, the payment email address must be their own.

Is the service provider's account a self-supported account or a real person's evaluation account? How to identify it:
1. Place a few orders, 1-2 orders per day, for a few days in a row, and then observe that if the payment is always pending, it is basically a self-supporting account. On the contrary, compared with normal orders, the payment is faster, and there are expedited orders, then it is a real person.
2. Observe the buyer’s account zip code and address to see if they are concentrated in one city or one state. If so, it is a self-supported account.
3. As for the order time for the evaluation order, there is no need to say much. It is all during the daytime in China, so it must be a self-maintained account.
4. After daily evaluation, observe whether the BSR changes. If it does not change or even decreases, it can be basically determined that the account is unhealthy and has been demoted by Amazon. In this regard, try to exclude the influence of natural orders.