An influx of counterfeit complaints being asserted on the Amazon platform from rights owners that are not actually the real rights owner. So what I mean by that is if I'm a seller and I want you off of this listing because you're my competitor, then I'm going to make a fake email address, assert a counterfeit complaint from you and knock you off the listing. It is very important that you check the trademark, see if there is a trademark number asserted. If not, see if you can reach out to the brand, the original brand owner. Maybe they will be able to inform you, "Hey, actually we did not file this complaint against you," and then you will be able to bring that to Amazon's attention.
So as we are approaching the holidays, Amazon is going to get you for IP complaints. It is very important that every IP complaint is addressed. Go through all of your policy warnings, go all the way back. Just write to Amazon that you have removed yourself from the listing and do not plan on selling the product again. Even for those ASINs that have just fallen off of your account, it's very important that you do address them because Amazon can hit you with the 72-hour appeal and you will be very confused as to why that ASIN is now on your account health.
So here's today's piece of the secret information from Amazon. I spoke to someone who is on a team called the MBO team and they audit all of the audits of the other teams including seller performance, seller support, and a bunch of other teams. They go in and audit their teams' audits and he confirmed with Sellers Know that may be in one out of thousand, one out of a thousand times, Amazon will take the side of the third party seller or the truck driver over a consumer.
Okay, the second piece of information I want to share with you today is something that's kind of interesting when it comes to the deliveries done in places like Manhattan, that Amazon breaks Manhattan up into grids where they know there's heavy traffic. What they do with their data collection is pretty awesome. They take the data from the truckers who email them if they're running late, and also consumer complaints that are running late, that their packages didn't arrive in time, and they compile all that data into software as a way of addressing which products are really delivered late and which consumers may not be telling the truth about their products being late and kind of pulling a scam.
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