How often do you purchase products through social media platforms?

MobileEmployee Engagement

Always6%

Often33%

Sometimes19%

Rarely26%

Never14%

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Enterprise Architect in Softwarea year ago

Items I've seen on consumer-facing social media that I've checked up on have been much less than it promised to deliver. All were pump and dump scams, looking for a wave of impulse buys and then moving on to the next thing.

CFO Advisory Director in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

Too concerned about fake sellers. Facebook do not seem to filter the criminals out much at all.

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Senior Information Security Manager in Software3 years ago

Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter are cesspools of scammers.

If a firm is advertising on these channels, there’s a high chance they are scammers.

Facebook marketplace is where scammers go to sell.

YouTube is where pseudoscience cures live.

So to answer your question, no way.

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