It’s better not to follow Amazon’s self-operated products.
The core of safe follow-up sales is:
1. Avoid follow-up sales of products that have intellectual property rights but you have no corresponding authorization. If you are complained about, it will be a game over;
2. Pay attention to changes in the page. Don’t let the listing change. If you don’t know it, the wrong goods will be sent and the customer will complain;
3. When selling products, you must have a stable and reliable source of goods. If you have an order but cannot ship it, Others will not understand the pain of happiness.
The following methods can be used for specific implementation:
1. Search for trademarks or patents. Use Google, the American Trademark Network, etc. If there is intellectual property protection, don't touch it. If you can't retrieve it, you can also use some tips to judge: if there are few or even no people following the product on the product page, don't follow it.
2. Upon receipt of the warning letter, the corresponding product will be removed from the shelves immediately. Safety first, regardless of whether the warning letter is a paper tiger or not. Remove the product from the shelves first, and then we can ask the other party to provide a copy of the authorization or other supporting documents. If the other party provides it, then we will delete it. If the other party does not respond, then we can continue to sell it, which is still a risk.
3. If you find a listing that other sellers are not from China, you need to be cautious when you follow the seller. It is very likely that the product is not "domestic" and the source of the goods you find is likely to be imitation. brand or copycat products.