We have had this throw in the last few months as well Repeatedly reported. It hit the famous companies Akki, Rawpower, Kosund and Embo, but it was only the tip of the iceberg. As the online magazine The Verge now reports, Amazon has permanently disabled more than 600 Chinese brands with 3000 different seller accounts. The company is the opposite On the edge Confirms.
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About five months later, the online giant was very public in the fight against fake criticism, and this figure is quite astonishing. This is because after the first known discharges, distributors will have to follow the guidelines to avoid risking a permanent ban.
An Amazon spokesman said the 600 brands were known and repeated, and violated Amazon’s policies, especially the review abuse policy. The team tries to protect customers through these measures because fake reviews affect purchase decisions. One or another Amazon customer certainly fell for it and finally regretted his purchase because the product did not deliver what the reviews promised. However, it falls back on the Amazon.
Another report showed how big this business is with fake reviews. In early July, Shenzhen’s parent company Yukeshu Technology (also known as YKS) announced the closure of Amazon 340 YKS online stores and disabled assets worth more than $ 20 million. According to the South China Morning Post, YKS was previously one of the largest Chinese retailers on the platform, but was repeatedly caught violating store policies.
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