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Fake webshops? We barely recognize them anymore, study finds

Fake webshops? We barely recognize them anymore, study finds

Recent research reveals that seventy percent of people in the Netherlands struggle to identify fraudulent online stores. Many consumers continue to place orders despite having suspicions about the credibility of these websites, with younger individuals being particularly prone to taking such risks.

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