Secret of direct selling water purifier scam

Direct selling water purifier scam is a common commercial fraud. Some unscrupulous merchants, in the form of direct selling water purifiers, promise to protect the health of domestic water by filtering out impurities and harmful substances in the water, but they use high pressure, deception and other means in sales, which makes consumers spend high purchase costs and obtain high profits.

The following are some common scams of direct selling water purifiers:

1. Cheating at a low price+mandatory upgrade: merchants set the price of water purifiers very low to attract consumers to come and understand. However, once consumers buy products, businesses will force consumers to upgrade their products in order to obtain better purification effect and make consumers pay high fees.

2. free trial routine: the merchant will promote the "free trial" plan to consumers, so that consumers can try the water purifier for a period of time for free and publicize their products. But then consumers will be asked to get a "professional test report" or a "disease report" and buy the so-called "advanced model", the price is often several times that of the standard model.

3. False slogan/sales slogan: Merchants will use false sales slogans such as "high-tech" and "advanced purification technology" to convince consumers that the water purifier is highly reliable and let consumers buy it.

4. Malicious vilification of other brands: Merchants will definitely vilify other brands of water purifiers, including many well-known brands. This sales strategy is to emphasize the high quality and reliability of its products psychologically, thus making consumers more likely to cheat.

In a word, before buying a water purifier, consumers should be well informed and prepared, so as to avoid the fraud of the merchants. At the same time, be very careful. After understanding the market, judge the standard model of the water purifier you need, and don't be confused by the temptation of the merchants.