일반적인 Etsy 사기와 이를 피하는 방법

### 일반적인 사기로부터 신규 Etsy 셀러 보호하기
* 🛡 신규 Etsy 셀러는 판매에 대한 기대감을 악용하여 **위험한 링크를 클릭하거나 민감한 정보를 공유**하도록 유도하는 사기꾼의 표적이 되는 경우가 많습니다.
* 🔗 사기성 목록으로 연결되는 링크를 전송하여 컴퓨터와 개인 정보를 유출할 수 있는 사기 수법이 널리 퍼져 있으므로 **Etsy 메시지의 링크를 절대로 클릭하지 않는 것**이 중요합니다.
* 📧 또 다른 사기는 구매자가 구매를 완료하기 위해 귀하의 이메일이 필요하다고 주장하는 경우인데, 이는 **"구매자는 거래를 위해 귀하의 이메일을 알 필요가 없다"**는 점에서 거짓입니다.
* 🔐 보안을 강화하기 위해 Etsy 계정에서 **2단계 인증을 활성화**하면 무단 액세스의 위험을 크게 줄일 수 있습니다.
* 💳 Etsy 플랫폼 외부에서 결제를 고집하는 구매자는 **Etsy의 구매 보호 기능을 우회하여 사기에 노출**될 수 있으므로 주의해야 합니다.
* 🔍 사기꾼은 유료로 마케팅 지원을 제공할 수도 있지만 **로그인 자격 증명을 공유하면 계정 정지 및 매출 손실 등 심각한 결과**를 초래할 수 있습니다.
* 🚫 Etsy는 **과다 결제 사기, Etsy 외부와의 연락 요청 등 다양한 사기**에 대해 경고하며 직감을 믿고 의심스러운 메시지를 스팸으로 표시하는 것이 중요하다고 강조합니다.
* 🌐 마지막으로, 다른 플랫폼에서도 사기가 발생할 수 있으므로 항상 주의를 기울이고 **비즈니스와 관련된 모든 구매 또는 커뮤니케이션은 공식 채널**을 이용하세요.

신규 Etsy 셀러는 계정과 개인 정보를 유출할 수 있는 사기에 주의해야 합니다.

If you're new to selling on Etsy, then you need to know about these super common Etsy scams where scammers try and target new Etsy sellers. When you're new and haven't gotten many or even any sales yet, someone messaging you wanting to purchase 5, 10, or even 25 items from your store can blind you into clicking on something that maybe you wouldn't normally have because you're so excited about getting the sales. But in today's video, we'll go over the most common scams and how to avoid them, that way you don't fall for them in the future. The first scam is someone sending you a link to someone else's listing on Etsy to ask you to make something similar. These links can look really real and super similar to a real Etsy link, with just a few sneaky differences, and will give someone access to your computer or your information. So the first tip in this video to keep yourself safe from these types of scammers is just in case, never click any kind of link in your Etsy messages. Someone wants to send you

something or ask you to make something. Ask them to send you a screenshot, as this is just the safest way to make sure you're always protected. Even if it seems like someone has really good intentions, the most common scam that I've been hearing about recently, though, is a scam where an Etsy buyer messages you, saying that they can't cash out on Etsy until they enter in your email. They'll even send you screenshots of really realistic Etsy pages, making it look like Etsy's actually the one asking for this, but that is not the case. A buyer would never need to know your email to be able to purchase an item, and this is just another way that they're trying to scam you. I'd guess that the end game of this scam is for them to gain access to your Etsy account, and so for that reason, that brings us to lesson number two in keeping your account safe from scammers: turning on the two-factor authentication on Etsy. So this is when Etsy, when you have to log in, will actually text you or email you a code.

that you have to type in to confirm. That way, it'll be much more difficult for someone to hack into your Etsy account. A third common scam is a buyer refusing to actually pay through the Etsy platform and coming up with different excuses as to why it won't let them and wanting to pay you through something else like Venmo or PayPal. Now, this is definitely a scam. They are trying to skirt around the Etsy purchase protection that covers you against any fraudulent buyers and covers the buyers against fraudulent sellers. So, don't ever let someone try and pay you any other way than the Etsy platform. The fourth scam is people messaging you wanting to help you with your Etsy store's marketing and promotions. They'll log into your account and help you with these things for a fee. And maybe there's real businesses out there that do offer services like this, but I've heard of multiple scammers doing this to Etsy sellers and trying to change their banking information and take the money from their Etsy account. Now, this is something I'd be really, really careful

with giving anyone your actual login credentials to Etsy. I know one person in particular, a friend of mine, who tried to hire someone to do his customer service, and she did exactly that. She tried to change the banking information to a bank in another country, and because of that, Etsy did flag this as a potential scam, and they suspended his store for a week while everything got sorted out, and he lost out on a lot of sales. Now, luckily, they didn't steal any money from him, but he did lose out on a lot of money from what the sales would have gotten that week. So, be really, really careful ever giving anyone your login information. I'd say if you can avoid it, I'd recommend just not giving it to anyone ever. A few other scams that Etsy mentions on their website are things like overpayment scams, where they ask you to let them overpay for the item by Venmoing you or PayPal, and you including a gift card with the item, sending you a QR code for you to scan to confirm their

purchase and insisting that you message with them outside of the Etsy messenger, like on your email instead. So, if anything ever feels fishy on the Etsy messages, it probably is. Trust your instincts, and anytime you get a weird message, just mark it as spam. When you're in your Etsy message, you'll see that button right at the top. And don't worry about needing to reply to every single customer because of your star seller badge and needing to reply within 24 hours. If you mark these as spam, then it won't count against your star seller badge, and then you don't even need to reply to them. Just put it in the spam folder and move on. So, remember, there's quite a few ways that you can keep your account protected. You can turn on two-factor authentication, never give your login information to anyone else, make sure you have a really strong password that isn't the same as anything else that you have that might also get hacked, and most importantly, never click on any links inside of your messages, no matter how genuine they seem. And just as

a side note: Etsy isn't the only place where people are trying to scam you. Here in my very own YouTube comments, there's people a few times a month that will pretend to be me. They'll make their name something very similar to mine, and they'll use even my exact same photo and ask you to message them on Telegram or on WhatsApp. And they'll offer to sell you things like my course, a mentorship program, or other products, and then you'll get nothing in return because it's all just a scam. So please know that I will never message you on Telegram or WhatsApp or anywhere else, and I will only ever be selling you things on my website, CassieJohnson.com, or on my mockup store, Stop Mock and Roll. I try really hard to get these scammers out of my comments, but they find new and creative ways to get in there. So just please be safe, and if something seems like an odd message from me, just know it probably isn't. And feel free to check out my website, CassieJohnson.com, for

all of the resources that I offer. I have a free mini course that, if you haven't started your Etsy and print-on-demand store, will walk you through starting and setting up your Etsy and Printify accounts, and even creating your first listing step by step in an eight-module mini course. I have my income and expense report that'll help you price your items to make sure you're making a profit by including the Etsy fees, and also help you track your income and expenses to make tax time so much easier. I also have my print-on-demand niche calendar that has over 40 different niches to sell in all throughout the year, so you never miss a holiday within your store. And lastly, I do have my course, the Pod Roadmap, which is a full A to Z roadmap of exactly how I built my Etsy print-on-demand business, and that has helped over 400 students this year alone start and scale their very own businesses, all with the help of a super supportive private community that we have on Discord as

well, and my link for my site will be down in the description if you want to check any of that out. I'll set up a video for you to watch next. That's the five shirts that you should never sell in your store. And as always, thank you for staying all the way until the end. Stay safe, and I'll see you in the next [Music] one.

⚠️ DO NOT GET SCAMMED! ⚠️ Avoid These Common Etsy Scams!

Cassiy Johnson

사기꾼은 종종 신규 Etsy 판매자를 대상으로 여러 품목을 구매하라는 메시지를 보내 피싱을 유도합니다.

일반적인 사기 중 하나는 컴퓨터와 개인 정보가 유출될 수 있는 가짜 Etsy 링크를 보내는 것입니다.

또 다른 사기는 구매자가 구매에 필요하지 않은 이메일 주소로 현금 결제를 요청하는 것입니다.

자신을 보호하려면 메시지에 포함된 링크를 클릭하지 말고 Etsy 계정에서 2단계 인증을 사용하도록 설정하세요.

Etsy 셀러를 노리는 일반적인 사기 유형

사기꾼은 로그인 자격 증명을 요청하여 Etsy 계정을 해킹하려고 시도할 수 있습니다.

Etsy 플랫폼을 통한 결제를 거부하고 다른 결제 방법을 제안하는 구매자는 사기일 가능성이 높습니다.

또한 Etsy 스토어에 마케팅 및 프로모션 서비스를 제공하는 개인이 은행 정보를 변경하고 계정에서 돈을 훔치려고 시도하는 사기꾼일 수도 있습니다.

Etsy 및 소셜 미디어에서 사기로부터 자신을 보호하는 방법

Etsy 메신저 외부에서 소통을 고집하는 판매자는 사기일 수 있으므로 주의하세요.

의심스러운 메시지를 스팸으로 표시해도 스타 셀러 배지에는 영향을 미치지 않으므로 원치 않는 상호 작용을 피할 수 있습니다.

또한 2단계 인증과 강력한 비밀번호를 사용하고 메시지의 링크를 클릭하지 않음으로써 계정을 보호하세요.

Etsy 및 주문형 인쇄 스토어 시작을 위한 리소스

8개의 모듈로 구성된 무료 미니 강좌를 통해 Etsy 및 Printify 계정을 설정하고 첫 번째 리스팅을 생성할 수 있습니다.

수입 및 지출 보고서는 수익에 맞는 상품 가격을 책정하고 재정을 추적하여 보다 쉽게 세금을 준비할 수 있도록 설계되었습니다.

또한 연중 40개 이상의 틈새 판매 캘린더와 400명 이상의 학생이 자신의 비즈니스를 시작하고 확장하는 데 도움을 준 포괄적인 과정인 Pod 로드맵을 제공하며, 비공식 Discord 커뮤니티의 지원을 받고 있습니다.

자세한 내용은 설명에 사이트 링크가 나와 있습니다.

다음 영상에서는 매장에서 절대 판매해서는 안 되는 5가지 셔츠에 대해 설명할 예정입니다.

시청해 주셔서 감사드리며 크리에이터는 다음 영상에서 시청자 여러분을 만나 뵙기를 기대합니다.