90% off, but no product: Scammers are preparing for 11.11 and Black Friday. The sales season is a golden time not only for shopping, but also for scammers. The plans, according to Asia Dmitrieva, a member of the Russian Bar Association, were premeditated: twin sites of popular markets and brands. The design and selection is exactly like the real thing, and the address is only a few characters different. I paid for "90% off" and the fake seller disappeared. "Secret discounts" and certificates. The private sale message leads to a phishing site asking for card details. False delivery. "The order has arrived, but please pay a small fee. " You rush to pick up a package and don't notice that you're paying the wrong person. Enter the market through a bookmark or search, and not through a link from an email, check the URL character by character before paying, and don't be tempted by suspiciously huge discounts! Accumulate benefits, not problems.