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Vansh Khandelwal
Full Stack Web Devel... • 7m
Affiliate marketing can be profitable but is rife with scams. The ecosystem includes companies, platforms, and affiliates, categorized as involved, related, or unattached. Fraudulent schemes include fake networks with unfair commissions, low-quality products, and deceptive multi-level marketing (MLM). Scammers also exploit online platforms with cookie stuffing, fake products, get-rich-quick schemes, and pay-to-join programs. To stay safe, review terms & conditions, check company history, read reviews, and educate yourself about affiliate marketing. Researching reputable programs and avoiding unrealistic promises can protect you from fraud. Awareness and caution are key to ethical affiliate marketing success.
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