Amazon unauthorized seller removal, run as a weekly job.
Amazon unauthorized seller removal for established brands. We find who is on your listings, remove them, trace the supply leak, and monitor so they stay off.
The Problem
Four sellers on your listing and you recognize one of them. That is usually how it starts. By the time a brand calls us the Buy Box is splitting three ways, someone is sitting under MAP, and support is fielding complaints about product that never came from you. The reflex is to report everyone and move on, and it rarely works, because most of these sellers have genuine product and a counterfeit claim against genuine product gets dismissed. Across the accounts we run, the brands that clear their listings and keep them clear do two things at once. They enforce on the platform every week, and they find the distributor who leaked the inventory. Doing only the first is whack-a-mole with a monthly invoice attached.
How It Works
Inventory
We list every seller on every ASIN you own, with pricing, Buy Box share and how long each one has been there. Most brands are surprised by the count, and by which ASINs turn out to be worst.
Trace
We buy from them. Lot codes, packaging variations and missing warranty inserts point back to the distributor or retailer that leaked the product, and that is the part that decides whether a removal holds.
Enforce
Brand Registry reporting, test-buy evidence, Transparency and Project Zero where you qualify, and cease-and-desist through your distribution agreements. Each seller gets the route that actually applies to them.
Defend
Buy Box recovery on the ASINs that carry your revenue, and a MAP policy written so it survives being enforced rather than just published.
Monitor
Weekly seller sweeps and alerts on new entrants. Rogue sellers come back, so the monitoring is the service rather than an add-on to it.
