Cyber ​​Monday shopping is underway and dozens of retailers are offering discounts and deals. However, there are a few things buyers should be wary of.

One of the biggest problems buyers can encounter is counterfeit items. They are everywhere when people search for deals online.

Last year, the Better Business Bureau’s scam tracker reported more than 67,000 scams in the United States.

These are the most common counterfeit products.

• Shoes and clothing, including major brands like Nike and North Face

• Gadgets are the third most common target for fraudsters, with Apple, Samsung and Sony being the main brands they focus on.

• Handbags and jewelry

• Toys like Legos and Pokémon

Here are some things to keep in mind when shopping online.

• Watch out for low prices, especially if these items are typically priced much higher.

• It is also important to read the website. Grammatical errors are a good indication that the site is fake.

• Find contact information, including a phone or email address, and see if there is a physical address for the business.

You can also always check with the Better Business Bureau. You can go to their website to search for a company.

Report any scams here.