March 11, 2025 - 21:47
Scammers are always on the lookout for opportunities to exploit consumers, and the recent announcement of a major retailer's bankruptcy is no exception. Joann Fabrics has declared its intention to close its stores permanently, prompting a surge of interest in its liquidation sales. However, this situation has also opened the door for fraudulent activities.
In the wake of such announcements, shoppers should be vigilant as counterfeit "going out of business" sales may pop up. These scams often involve fake retailers or websites that lure customers with promises of steep discounts and clearance items. Unsuspecting consumers may find themselves purchasing goods that are either non-existent or significantly overpriced.
To protect themselves, shoppers are advised to verify the legitimacy of any sale before making a purchase. Always check for official announcements from the company and be cautious of deals that seem too good to be true. Staying informed and cautious can help consumers avoid falling victim to these scams during times of financial distress for businesses.
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