00:00So, Councils and Consumer Groups have published warnings this December
00:03that are cautioning shoppers of sites which look,
00:06and they are pretending to be sort of quaint UK businesses,
00:09but actually might be made by artificial intelligence
00:11and based thousands of miles away.
00:13I've got a couple of examples.
00:14Let's look at Cellevée.
00:16It sounds lovely, doesn't it?
00:17A shop claiming to be run by a couple called Eileen and Patrick,
00:21claiming to be based in Birmingham's historic jewellery quarter.
00:24But if you look a little bit closer, look where their returns address is.
00:28It's China.
00:28It's China.
00:30Let me introduce you to Mabel and Daisy.
00:32This is another site, and this appears to be using AI-generated images,
00:37purporting to be a quintessential British clothing firm based in Bristol.
00:41But look at the address.
00:43That one's Hong Kong.
00:45Cellev's got his contact lenses in.
00:46We can see better than I can.
00:48They both say that they're UK-based businesses.
00:50Yeah, and it's really interesting.
00:51If you start looking a little bit into them,
00:53things to be looked for are read the reviews
00:55from independent sites like Trustpilot.
00:57But here's how to update.
00:58For example, the Facebook name is 62 machened in British Mandel price.
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