The largest domestic store with computers and electronics is once again the target of fraudsters. They pretend to be him on the Internet in an attempt to get their money from the trusting ones through fake actions. Although these are usually relatively small amounts, it is undoubtedly unpleasant to lose them and therefore it is not out of the question to draw attention to these activities.
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"More and more often we encounter fraudulent posts on some of the social networks. They promise products sold under the auspices of our company at a fraction of the original price, for example a Samsung QLED 4K television for less than €2, a Dyson vacuum cleaner for €3. After opening the link, the fake page asks to fill in payment details. The credibility of the post is to be ensured by the comments of customers who have already purchased as part of the event and the logo of our company.
However, upon closer inspection of the images, discrepancies are evident. The logo of fraudulent e-shops is often deformed, it is relatively clear that it is not an Alza store, the individual elements do not fit together linguistically – the labels on the products are often in a different language, other inscriptions are visible in the background of the photo that do not match those on the promotional signs, etc. We always inform about all promotions directly on our social networks. The authenticity, or in this case, the inauthenticity of the post, can be easily verified,” he says. Alza on your website.
So, as you can see for yourself, avoiding getting burned by similar actions is not difficult. You just need to be cautious and you shouldn't have a problem seeing through the fraud. In any case, it is good to know that similar things are appearing on the Internet again and to be on the lookout for them.
