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This was all an issue 5 years ago, and even before that. I'm not sure why people are just now noticing, but it did cause Amazon to update their policies so it'
by dizzystar 9y ago
This was all an issue 5 years ago, and even before that.
I'm not sure why people are just now noticing, but it did cause Amazon to update their policies so it's a bit harder to get started these days. I suppose it was too easy to get started at some point, but the onus has always been on the sellers to protect their product. It's just that this is a lot of work, and I don't think inexperienced sellers like you have in the article are prepared to really understand this.
- compiler-guy 9y agoAmazon's policies mean nothing if they are not being enforced with sufficient rigor to deal with the problems the policy is meant to address. They haven't been, aren't now, and it doesn't look like they will be. Policies are just words without enough action to make them stick.
- dizzystar 9y agoAmazon never enforced their policies in regards to counterfeit. It's always been up to the sellers to take the required actions.