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Well.. he stated it was a clone right in the first sentence. So when people filed claims against him on Amazon, how were they "false" given he acknowledged he
by kennend3 4y ago
Well.. he stated it was a clone right in the first sentence.
So when people filed claims against him on Amazon, how were they "false" given he acknowledged he is cloning someone else' product?
As others have posted, his story reads as follows:
- I found this great product on amazon
- I launched my own 'high quality' and "proprietary" version
- Others did the same thing
- someone failed complaints on amazon against me for my clone.
The rest of the stuff you outline fits with many other complaints here and why Amazon has "jumped the shark".
Speaking about addressing claims - Will your lawyer friend be able to help him with why his clone was removed from Amazon?
Again reading the posts, the single largest complaint people have on amazon is fraudulent clones, like what "David" made.
PS, his first run-on sentence just to save you the time from re-reading it.
"Our Amazon journey started in January 2018 when HyperVolt released the first massage gun on the market. We were so careful with this product that we began designing our patented design in February 2019 and launched our first massage gun on Amazon in July 2019; because our massage gun was unique and high-end, we began receiving a lot of 5-star reviews from the beginning, and we were Amazon’s best-seller from October 2019 to October 2021;"