Beware of Baiting Questions Online
On social media there are random posts after posts of people asking about best solutions for issues – health, dogs, and more. A random person asks for recommendations for the best product for her dog or for a cough or for whatever. There is NO attention paid to any of the replies except to steer you to the original product they are pitching
The person posts a question, then uses the opportunity to say something like “thank you for the tips I found a product that works and you can buy it here” – it’s just a product selling ploy to get you to buy the recommended product. The person did not care about any suggestions – it was a preconceived product that they were promoting with a question they did not care for answers. The person will play along and still say the recommended product is the answer, steering them to it.
There is no reason to go with the product without doing your own research – it might be a bogus scam, or the product might not meet your needs. The discussions end up convincing people that the product is the absolute answer by building up trust that is not real. I won’t click the link nor trust the product as it’s not a best out of the suggestions but a pre-determined product push pretending to get your research done for you. Be wary of what comes at you. PR
The person posts a question, then uses the opportunity to say something like “thank you for the tips I found a product that works and you can buy it here” – it’s just a product selling ploy to get you to buy the recommended product. The person did not care about any suggestions – it was a preconceived product that they were promoting with a question they did not care for answers. The person will play along and still say the recommended product is the answer, steering them to it.
There is no reason to go with the product without doing your own research – it might be a bogus scam, or the product might not meet your needs. The discussions end up convincing people that the product is the absolute answer by building up trust that is not real. I won’t click the link nor trust the product as it’s not a best out of the suggestions but a pre-determined product push pretending to get your research done for you. Be wary of what comes at you. PR
Baiting Questions Online to Sell
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