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Requiring new listings for new product titles/SKUs, or approval for significant changes to titles/SKUs, seems like it would stop a good portion of these scams.

• vlovich123 4y ago
  Yeah, with permanent delisting of the entire company as the penalty. Of course, these people don’t care. They’ll just spin up a new seller and thus the only people you end up hurting are legitimate partners updating their product line.
  • Aeolun 4y ago
    A new seller won’t benefit from a bunch of existing products.
  • hedora 4y ago
    Add a filter by “companies that have been selling on amazon for at least 12 months and 10,000 fulfillments“ button. (Or just call it “rank by seller reputation”)
  • throwaway290 4y ago
    Updating product line or need to amend something? No problem. Allow to add new content. Insert a link to the new version or a notice at any time. Just never allow to edit existing content beyond a few typos. Updating product line and want to keep reviews? Sorry it's dishonest even if seller thinks of itself as "legitimate". I don't think in the end any legitimate seller is hurt.