The submission for EPoint Lab presents significant discrepancies between its claims and verifiable reality. While the business appears to exist as a small ecommerce service agency and seller (visible on eMAG and via a corporate website), the submission claims 'most people have used my product' and lists 'everyone' as the audience, which are demonstrably false. The description leans heavily on buzzwords like 'passive income engine,' a red flag often associated with high-risk 'Amazon Automation' schemes. The technical inputs ('Internet') and contact details ('MysticStorm') indicate a lack of professional seriousness. Consequently, the score is heavily penalized for low credibility, false traction claims, and lack of verifiable innovation.
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