How do online businesses cope with the default perception that online sellers are scammers.

[Fidelia]

This is a real experience that I have faced over the years. Anyone that approaches an online seller does so with some caution that they might be talking to a potential scammer.

And you can't blame those that have the perception either.

How do you forge ahead with that default position by people?

 

[kit_hung]

Credibility is big asset in online businesses to make a profit. I show proof of my work and follow legal strategies like a property contract to protect my investment.

 

[King Belieal]

If you are selling online, you might have to proof that you are not a scammer with free samples. Some people even would love to come to your offline base to ascertain that you are not a scammer.

 

[Kera]

As an online business, try to always be sure that your authentic address and contact info are well displayed. That helps with that skeptism.

 

[Trush Jodie]

Authentic social proof can really go a long way to douse the fears of potential customers of online business that they could be defrauded.