Look for misspellings (e.g., "Dance Warld" instead of "Dance World").

Ensure it uses HTTPS – A secure site will have a padlock 🔒 in the address bar.

Avoid long, strange domains – Official brands usually use short, simple URLs (e.g., danceworld.com vs. danceworld-discount-deals.net).

Legitimate businesses provide clear contact details, including an email, phone number, and physical address.

Be cautious if there’s only a generic email (like Gmail or Yahoo) instead of a branded email (e.g., team@danceworld.com).

If the prices seem too good to be true, they probably are! Scammers lure shoppers with huge discounts on high-end products.

Compare prices with the official website or trusted retailers.

• Fake sites often have low-quality images, broken links, or odd formatting.
• Spelling mistakes and awkward phrasing can also be a red flag.

Be cautious if the site only accepts wire transfers, cryptocurrency, or gift cards – these are harder to trace.

Legitimate stores usually allow credit cards and PayPal, which offer buyer protection.

Search for independent reviews on Trustpilot, Google, or Reddit.

Genuine businesses have active social media accounts, while scam sites might be nonexistent or have copied content.