Fadel Beatty Limited: Worthying.com clearance sale scam (Updated)

Worthying.com is an online shopping website that sells clothes and bags and claims to be having a clearance sale for limited quantities.

We will be writing a review of the Worthying website and the scam that surrounds it.

Worthying

Worthying.com is a scam website and should be avoided.

This website is an example of a scam website that provides users with an appealing offer or a limited offer timeline in order to entice them to provide their personal and credit card information. Most scam websites rely on psychological exploits to function.

Understanding how these scams operate is critical to protecting yourself.

How does a scam website take advantage of you?

Scam websites rely on social engineering — exploits of human judgment rather than technical computer systems.

Scams that use this trick rely on victims believing a malicious website is legitimate and trustworthy. Some are purposefully designed to look like legitimate, trustworthy websites, such as those run by government agencies.

Websites intended for scamming are not always well-designed, as a careful eye can reveal. To avoid detection, a scam website will employ an important component of social engineering: emotion.

An attacker can use emotional manipulation to get around your natural skeptical instincts. These con artists frequently attempt to elicit the following emotions in their victims:

• Urgency: Time-sensitive offers can cause you to act without thinking critically.
• Excitement: Attractive promises, such as free gift cards or a quick wealth-building scheme, can elicit optimism, leading you to overlook any potential drawbacks.

One of the most prevalent schemes is the Online Shopping Scam Website.

Online Shopping Scam Website

Online shopping scam websites collect credit card information from victims by using a fake or low-quality online store.

These scams are difficult to detect because they can sometimes deliver goods or services to create the appearance of trustworthiness. The quality, however, is unavoidably poor. More importantly, it is an uncontrolled gateway through which your credit card information is obtained for excessive and unauthorized use.

The use of social media platforms to set up fake online stores is a newer version of online shopping scams. They open the store for a limited time and frequently sell counterfeit branded clothing or jewelry. The stores vanish after a certain number of sales. They also use social media to promote their fake website, so don’t trust a site simply because you saw it advertised or shared on social media. Before making a purchase, the best way to spot an online shopping scam is to look for reviews.

Why Worthying.com is a scam website

Worthying Domain

The Worthying domain is too new. It was registered in November 2022 and will expire in 2023, according to the whois record. The website is too new to be trusted with your credit card details.

Stolen Images

The majority of the images on the website are stolen. We performed a reverse image search on some of the items and discovered that the images were lifted from other websites.

Check out the images below.

Fake address

The address (SUITE 10542, BALMORAL INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, ABBEYLANDS, NAVAN MEATH, C15 DD72, IRELAND) on the Worthying website is fake. It leads nowhere.

Scam Company Name (FADEL-BEATTY LIMITED)

The company name, FADEL-BEATTY LIMITED, is a scam. The name has been used by other scam websites (hausad.com, wee.uiewly.com, keuserr.com, wasoz.com, occurie.com, wepenty.com, ercmag.com, bettinay.com, www.binbuttne.com, and lots more).

These scam websites run Facebook ads to entice victims into giving up their money, personal information, and credit card information.

Always be on the lookout for the company name “FADEL-BEATTY LIMITED” on any online shopping website you are skeptical about.

No social media page

We also found out that the Worthying website doesn’t have a social media page. A legit company should have a social media page with a good amount of followers.

Low domain authority

The Worthying.com website has a very low domain authority with no links from high-authority websites to show its trustworthiness.

Worthying clearance sale (Fake)

The ‘clearance sale limited quantities’ timeline found at the top of the website is fake and should be overlooked. This scheme is used by most scam websites.

How to avoid shopping scam websites

Always check the domain name and year of registration. A new domain giving cheap offers is a red flag

Is the website selling clothes, bags, or suits at a clearly discounted, unbelievable price? You can’t go wrong if you assume something that sounds too good to be true isn’t.

Also, examine the company’s name, social media pages, address, and online reviews as well. You can, however, send us any website you want us to review at (admin@gistvic.com). We will do our best to respond to you as soon as possible.

Wrap Up

If you have fallen victim to the scam and are concerned that you have given the website too much information, contact your bank or credit card company and ask what steps you can take to secure your account as a precaution.

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