George walks in and wants to send multiple back to back transactions to the
same person after asking some "Know Your Customer" questions, you find
out the receiver sells homeopathic remedies directly to customers. They're
dirt cheap! The receiver was very thorough with the instructions for sending
the payment information, so George feels confident.
Are there any Red Flags? If so, please select all that apply:

The statement "The sender & receiver don't know each other, money send for sounds like very good to be true dealing, and the motive of the transactions with respect to the online goods is considered to be questionable" is considered to be the red flag.

The sender i.e. Geroge who not even know the receiver that sells the homeopathy remedies online so this could raise a few issues but it is not to be considered very serious for red-flagged:

Since e-commerce arises each and every time that lies between non-known parties online.

This is due to the dirt chape that could make it suspicious also they don't know each other so this should be considered red-flagged.

The instructions with regard to the payment do not represent any signal of reliability and truthfulness so might me the receiver is trustworthy and genuine.
In the case when the homeopathy remedies do not have the licensing and permissions so it would become questionable.

No one could suggest the specific brand of homeopathy as it becomes nonprofessional and non-appropriate, so the last option is not be considered.

Therefore we can conclude that The statement "The sender & receiver don't know each other, money send for sounds like very good to be true dealing, and the motive of the transactions with respect to the online goods is considered to be questionable" is considered to be the red flag.

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