The seller of that Hayke Slow Juicer I mentioned above is Heyue and it only has 26 reviews, 25 percent of which are negative. You can also Google it and see that it has a valid website and is a real business with a Wikipedia page. Anker makes its own products and has more than a million reviews. ![]() AnkerDirect is an example of a professional third-party seller. ![]() Click the seller's name: Read the seller's page to make sure there are thousands of positive reviews (which at least tells you it's been in business for a while), and check its refunds policy to make sure it matches Amazon's.Have you heard of the manufacturer before? It doesn’t hurt to click on the manufacturer’s name in Amazon (it should be a link) to see what else they’re selling, and you can make sure they have a real website and are sold in US stores by Googling the manufacturer’s name or plugging the product name into a tool like Google Shopping. Do they look like real high-resolution, clear photos taken of a real product? Do they look professional? If not, that’s an immediate red flag. Check the manufacturer and product: Make sure there's nothing fishy about the company name, product name, description, or images.Here are a few tips to help you know if a product listing or seller is trustworthy.
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