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ShopHunter Provide False Numbers I have to say, I fell for the whole ShopHunter experience when i wanted to spy on a business I sold, to see how they were doing now. According to ShopHunter, they're killing it, and I was kicking myself for selling the biz because that could have been me if I invested more into marketing. I still couldn't understand it though, as the numbers didn't add up when i considered the demographic etc. So I asked the new owner directly how their sales were going, and it became crystal clear that the numbers in ShopHunter are fudged up. The numbers the new owner gave are much more realistic and along the lines of what we used to sell before we sold it. I was SO excited to have such a great portal to track my new competitors for my latest business venture and was even loosely basing my business outlook around it as a guide for my new demographic. As a seasoned business owner, I was able to be sceptical, but ShopHunter can ruin businesses starting out, and who rely on their numbers to calculate the viability of a business they wish to enter. This should be illegal and there really should be a class action taken for those who pay for this service, and those who based their business decisions off it. While I'm at it, the same thing happened with other apps I used too, like PPSpy and more. They're all scamming you.

Only 3 stars Only 3 stars. I cross referenced supposed million dollar fashion stores with SimilarWeb. SimilarWeb tells you no traffic is being generated 😂. Also it tends to take the full price and not the sale price, over-inflating some stores. Used the app extensively and can be useful with due diligence!

SCAM SCAM. It shows fake sales. Please report this company.

Fraud, deceit, don't buy! Fraud. Apparently you can get $90 with only 2 $5 orders. Apparently $90 in sales also equals $0 in sales, as reported by another part of their website. At least if you're going to make a scam, don't be lazy; make the numbers match up. Apparently some very popular stores (such as LTTStore) earn very little (around 10k in 4 years), when they obviously don't, and the "sales" don't line up with actual sales.