Genuine: “amazon.com” vs. Fake: “amaz0n-sale.com”
The fake website may present consumers with implausible offers and misspells its domain name (“amaz0n”). Legitimate URLs are clearly identified on real websites.

Real: PayPal.com; Fake: paypall-support.net
The phony version has an incorrect domain (.net instead of.com) and superfluous phrases like “support” added. Such deceptive domains are not used by genuine websites.

Genuine: “google.com” against Fake: “googIe-login.com”
The fraudulent website deceives readers by using a capital “I” that appears to be a lowercase “L”. Legitimate websites stay away from these ploys and are reputable.

Real websites have safe, expert designs and URLs, but fake websites frequently have bad grammar, dubious URLs, or ludicrous offerings.