Another Walmart seller went bankrupt, he was defrauded of money and his store was closed!

Walmart's e-commerce platform is becoming more and more popular now, and many fraud groups have begun to emerge. The sellers in the entire cross-border industry are suffering the most. The most popular "Newegg fraud case" a few months ago caused a sensation in the entire cross-border industry. Overnight, more than 50 sellers collectively reported to the police. The reason was that starting last year, these sellers were invited to participate in the "Newegg Investment Promotion Conference" . A person claiming to be an official from Newegg explained and recommended the store operation incubation project to the sellers, promising that if the store sales did not reach 50,000 US dollars within a year, a proportional refund would be given. Under the inducement, more than 200 sellers on the scene paid fees ranging from 39,000, 49,000 and 59,000 respectively. When they paid the money and signed the contract, they found that the entity responsible for the incubation agreement was not Newegg, but Shenzhen *Da Information Technology Co., Ltd.

Due to the recent popularity of Walmart and the emergence of new investment policies, many sellers have begun to register Walmart stores. At the same time, many lawless elements have begun to slowly transfer this business opportunity to these sellers. Just recently, a group of deceived sellers appeared in the community.

There are more than one or two such scams. Some directly deduct the deposit, and some deduct 35% of the deposit if the account cannot be downloaded. The key is that these scammers package themselves so well. Here I would like to remind all sellers that if you really need to register on behalf of others, you can find a professional agency to register. The most important thing is that there is no one who pays the money first. This is clearly a scam.

According to current statistics, not only will people encounter various pitfalls when registering on behalf of others, but even when you go to an institution to buy an account, you will encounter pitfalls, and you can do it without anyone noticing. Now, for the sake of convenience, many sellers will choose to buy a ready-made Walmart account to operate.

There are a lot of posts like this online. In fact, I don’t oppose people buying accounts, but you have to go through the data review yourself. However, the biggest misunderstanding is that there is no way to judge whether the purchased store information has PS information when registering, especially the sales volume. According to a seller who does not want to be named, he has encountered this. "I found a very formal agency, and then after a referral, I was introduced to another agency that specializes in selling accounts. At the beginning, they talked about a very reasonable price of about 90,000 yuan and could buy it immediately. After the store got it, it also successfully put the products on the shelves, but not long after, the store received a violation letter."

In fact, it is very clear that there is PS information in the account you bought, and it takes a long time for the seller to be found, but don’t you feel very angry? You worked hard to set up a store and put good products on the shelves, but you can’t operate it because of this reason. What’s more annoying is that you may never find the person who sold you the account again. Their scam only makes a few votes, and uses the time difference to harm all sellers. So here I still urge everyone to be more careful. If you really need a Walmart account, you can register it yourself. If you have any questions, you should seek professional help.

Now I can tell you very clearly that registering with Walmart does not require money. Those so-called packaged account offers are all scams. Buying an account is indeed the most convenient way, but the risks are too great. Many sellers will ask if there is a better way. There is really no way but to proceed step by step. In fact, registration is not difficult. The main thing is to make sure not to fill in the wrong information when registering.