Is Flight Club a legal website?
While there is no way to guarantee that you are working with an archiving site, there are warnings to keep an eye on fake sites.
1) Do payment options include Western Union, MoneyGram, and bank transfer?
Some scam sites accept credit cards, but most prefer the anonymous option so the scammer can collect the money and leave.
Western Union and MoneyGram do not write anything on the form filled out by the sender, nor does it mean anything, name, postal address, country, or even the gender of the recipient. The employee will not bother to verify the identity and will only give his money to the person who passes through the door with the MTCN number and question/answer.
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No company will tell the sender who received the money, at which store, or even to which country the money was sent. No company has the right to refund. Remittances are wasted.
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PayPal can only get your money back if the money is in the bank account of the PayPal fraudster. You won’t have a chance if you don’t have money in a PayPal Crook bank account.
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Your bank can only withdraw your money if there is still money in the fraudster’s account. Criminals know this, and they will immediately refund the money you transferred. If there is no money in the report, there is no chance of getting your hard-earned money back.
2) Contact option, is it a free email address like Gmail?
Fraudulent sites rarely include telephone numbers or mailing addresses.
Scammers like to create free email addresses and rarely use paid servers. Emails are easy to ignore and block, and free email addresses are easy to open and close completely anonymously. Chat requests can be easily secured using an IP address.
3) Shipping options, do you have the opportunity to select the option at checkout?
Fake sites often advertise email tracking numbers and free shipping, but they use a cheap post office with no bank account number when they send something.
Fake websites often show icons for UPS, FedEx, and DHL; when the payment is received, it is sent by EMS. I will let them work on the EMS website if they send the tracking number. If tracking stops and your package is lost somewhere, it will take longer to try to contact EMS.
4) Does the icon at the bottom of the page copy / paste the image or link to the original site?
Fake websites often have icons at the bottom of the page and Verisign, McAfee, Paypal and other companies. Fake websites do not risk being linked to real websites, so they only use poorly copied images.
Whenever you’re curious or just curious, everything from Google, website addresses, usernames, company references, phone numbers provided, all email addresses, and even a few email phrases, because you might be surprised. Yes, more than ever attached, You can also post/ask here, and any anti-fraud site you visit risks wasting scammers’ money.
There are online anti-scam sites with lists of names used by scammers, their email addresses, copy/paste emails, cell numbers that pay cash, stolen photos and fake websites. You can do your research on one of these pages.