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A zero tolerance policy doesn't mean much if your process A) doesn't allow ways to remove counterfeits after they've entered your supply chain, B) is slow enoug
by fencepost 8y ago
A zero tolerance policy doesn't mean much if your process A) doesn't allow ways to remove counterfeits after they've entered your supply chain, B) is slow enough to allow counterfeiters to make profits before they're kicked out, and C) has low enough barriers to entry that losing a seller account is a relatively trivial inconvenience.