Amazon scans accounts again to check for fake orders! Some sellers have received warning letters

Moreover, according to media reports, these fake order groups have become so arrogant that they use Facebook ads to lure ordinary consumers into the fake order groups. The advertising slogans are particularly simple and crude: buy a product, write a positive review, get a full refund, and the product becomes yours.

After the media infiltrated the group to investigate, they found that most of the fake order groups have thousands of members, and the fake order buyers come from countries such as Pakistan, Bangladesh and India. Most of the service objects are Chinese sellers, helping them to get reviews on Amazon in the United States and Europe. Now the group is no longer like the simple and crude fake order groups before. In addition to the need for certain audits to join the group, the organizers of the group will also provide some training for members to allow members' accounts to fission for the group. The organizers will let members post some posts on platforms such as ins, and also teach members how to use tags such as #Amazonreviews, and try to find the best time to post posts and reviews.

Organizers now do not directly post product links, allowing fake buyers to find products and leave reviews naturally, thus bypassing Amazon's supervision and monitoring. In these groups, there are many top reviewer accounts. Although these are all things that have been played by domestic fake buyers, these groups have still attracted the attention of Amazon. The official has said that "we have received feedback and are processing it" and released some group screenshots.

Moreover, our seller circle has indeed received warning letters about fake orders recently.

Although it is not the kind of email that directly rejected the order after two views like last year, big problems will still arise if not handled in time. Now that the peak season is not far away, there must be no problems with the store and products. After receiving the warning letter, submit a complaint and guarantee in a timely manner as required.

The settlement of accounts and the exposure of fake order groups before and after the peak season are all the preludes to Amazon's store closures. Previously, every time the media exposed fake order groups or fake order agencies, Amazon would strike hard and block the groups and sue the companies. Overseas fake order companies including Fivestar Marketing, Matronex, AppSally and Extreme Rebate have been sued by Amazon. The final result is usually that the fake order companies and groups admit their mistakes and hand over the data. Previously, after handing over fake order data, a large number of accounts were blocked and reviews were stolen. Fake order can be said to be quite dangerous recently, so everyone must act with caution.