See one buyer and 50 zombies
Check the IP address of that one potential buyer. Here's the type of buyer Google is sending:
Purchase made by a buyer on a VPN, billing address of a UPS store, disposable email address and shipping to a different but local address within a 30 minute drive. Instead of shipping UPS at a cost of around $20, the buyer could have chosen to pickup for free. We shipped the order despite our obvious concerns, with signature required. Nobody was available at 8:00 PM last night to sign for the package and the second attempt will be made today. My gut tells me this will be returned to us by UPS next week.
As I noted in the March update thread, Google's traffic shaping continues to evolve. I think all the ads have siphoned off so much organic traffic that Google is allowing more (much more) questionable traffic to search/crawl their results and is directing the bulk of this questionable traffic to organic results to keep us drinking the "Google is so great" Kool Aid. This would explain why we are now seeing Google referring an exceptionally high amount of VPN, Cloud and host traffic to our site with a notable absence of traffic coming from IP addresses of genuine ISPs. Our company has stepped up its efforts to monitor this garbage/scammy traffic Google is sending, and it looks like many orders originating from Google will be shipped with a signature required if not first blocked or cancelled. We are vigilant in monitoring fraud, returns and those events which cost us money. If this is the way Google is going to play, by sending us mostly garbage/scammy traffic, Google's users may find they are one day ineligible to purchase what we sell.