Many times, intellectual property infringement on the Amazon platform is unintentional and happens to less experienced sellers.
To avoid Intellectual Property Rights Infringement Complaints, you should pay attention to the following points:
When selecting a product, it is best to check on the Trademark Office website first. If the trademark is valid, and the trademark subject is not your supplier, and the supplier cannot provide you with a letter of authorization, then it is recommended not to sell the product.
You need to ensure the regularity of supply, do not sell fake or imitation brands, and carefully check everything when choosing products.
If you are an agent and sell branded products on the platform, you must obtain formal authorization. Without the official authorization of the product brand, unauthorized use of the other party’s trademark or logo will lead to infringement complaints.
Don’t attach your offers of generic unbranded products against established private label ASINs.
When publishing a listing, it is recommended to use original pictures and text descriptions. Listing titles and keywords in Search terms should not contain third party brand names.
When setting up a store name, you should pay attention to whether there are trademarks registered by others in the store name. The shop name and product name must not contain infringing words in the product description.
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