Scammers set up social media profiles and this is mostly on Facebook and Instagram. They post pictures of goods that are appealing and are of good quality just by looking at them. The prices attached on the goods are reasonable and sometimes lower than what other sellers in the market are providing. This is usually how they engage clients because of what they promise to be selling. Since most people do not know where to order online or rather do not have the means to order online, i.e., VISA and Master cards, they rely on these people to order for them online. This is a business that is very common within boundaries and is indeed giving people profits. The structure is that you pay 50% or more so that they can purchase what you want from what they advertise. It is also a fee that secures their money which they use to buy in case you back away after they have made the purchase for you. In the legit business situation, the sellers provide you with what you ordered, and you pay them their balances. However, scammers are now using this avenue so as to scam people. They make you pay the upfront fee and that is the last you hear of them. They buy followers on their pages and also pay people to make positive comments about their reliability so that you think that they are genuine and what they provide is genuine. Some scammers advertise goods online and when you make the purchase, you discover that the goods which they say they are providing are not what they deliver to you.