If you join a platform similar to brushing orders.

1. See if you are asked to pay first. Those who pay first are usually scammers. Their main purpose is to make money from your membership fee.

2. After entering, see if they still ask you to do external publicity or something like that (that is, they ask you to bring in people, and each person will give you a commission of how much money). At this time, he will emphasize that you can do brushing orders, but still teach you to do external publicity, which is more profitable than brushing orders. At the same time, he will send you many transfer pictures that you can use, some with more money and some with less money. He will also give you a paragraph.

3. If the person ignores you after you pay, then you have been cheated. (This method is rare, and most of them are now doing sustainable development)

4. Virtual products are not credible when you directly shoot links to goods. The URLs that scammers shoot for you are mostly not from regular e-commerce platforms, and the goods they shoot are basically virtual goods. This type of virtual goods is basically phone bills, game cards or Q coins. After the payment is made, it cannot be refunded. So the links these scammers send you are all phishing websites.

There are scammers in any industry, and this industry is no exception. Some criminals ask you to swipe orders without paying you commission. Sometimes you fail to make money by "swiping orders" and get cheated instead, so we must prevent these online scammers. As the saying goes, you get what you sow. You must be down-to-earth in doing anything. Only if you don't be greedy can you stay away from online scams.