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I can't stress this enough. Please always check for the correct spelling, punctuation and stylizations of words/brands in a suspected ad. It's written as "TikT
by 0xbkt 6y ago
I can't stress this enough.
Please always check for the correct spelling, punctuation and stylizations of words/brands in a suspected ad. It's written as "TikTok" everywhere, not "Tiktok". I almost always see this kind of stylization errors in fraud ads.
- bluedino 6y agoThey spelled 'voucher' two different ways (vocher), and the poor grammar should be a sign of trouble.
- pbhjpbhj 6y agoOn the other hand, I spot errors in major brands copy pretty regularly. Verification of origin is something companies need to put more effort into in general.
- segfaultbuserr 6y agoGood advice, and I'm generally pay attention to correct brand stylizations, but I do have to acknowledge that the large "TikTop" icon in the ad and the app description was attractive enough for me to let my guard down (I'm not the author), I didn't notice the incorrect "Tiktok" text in the app screen until I saw your comment.