Seller Able to Remove Valid Negative Feedback - How?
1st post but frequently read the boards. Thanks to many for the helpful input.
I am wondering if anyone has an opinion on how this seller has seemingly valid negative feedback, meeting all Amazon guidelines stricken from their account? My guess is they somehow automate the removal requests and just brute force them until they are removed. Any other thoughts?
371 replies
Seller_3N7yVnTXPzLkL
There is the chance that they were very persausive and got the buyers to remove the FB.
When we read a sellers FB we really do not know any more than what we see. And we usually have no context to interpret what we see.
I do not waste my time reading seller FB. Not when I am buying, and not when I am competing with them. I waste it in ways like posting here.
Seller_ftSlnIeTTX0Cs
If I can read the feedback, obviously nobody has had it removed.
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
That feedback does not look normal. There are several odd names that do 4 or 5 positive feedbacks in a row.
Look for feedback by:
Tiglath-pileser
Baalath-beer
Shihor-libnah
Vajezatha leaves multiple feedbacks, but they are interspersed with others.
EDIT: All of the names mentioned above keep popping up. Go look at the feedback.
There is no way this feedback is legit.
Seller_TygFdxNs0zRWg
I’m guessing they are using a certain option when they are using the automated feedback removal tool in Help.
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
The deeper I look, the worse it gets. This guy is clearly manipulating feedback.
Seller_3cybRkqyRvI0o
I have been wondering the same thing, i see some sellers getting FB removed that seems to have followed Amazon policy. I would say that rocket book store is defiantly manipulating FB
Seller_I2qqv3zfXygfp
I believe it is possible that there are hackers available for hire that can remove negative feedback or Amazon employees on the inside available for hire to remove negative feedback, perhaps on the dark web. I have heard tales of this. There is no way that simple brut force works. I’ve had completely obviously illegitimate negative feedback, i.e. demonstrably false negative feedback, that I have been very aggressive in trying to get removed and NOTHING. These days they do NOT budge on the standards for removing negative feedback, if it does not fit the strict criteria for removal, Amazon will not remove it no matter what. I’ve completely given up on this process unless of course the feedback very obviously fits the Amazon criteria for removal.
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
They just eliminated three more negatives in the past hour. All three were legitimate negatives, too: no profanity or product complaints, just simple statements of seller failure and malfeasance.
This seller must have someone on the inside. ( The alternative is to believe that they somehow contacted all three buyers, AND those buyers all read their email in the past hour, AND all three decided to remove the feedback within the past hour. )
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
This is a screenshot of their five most recent feedback as of 4:40PM PST on Sunday, April 8th:
As you can see, three of the five are negatives. I predict that they will be gone by noon on Monday.
( FWIW, #4 should probably be a negative too, They appear to have failed to deliver, and are blaming the USPS, and have convinced the sweetly naive buyer that they are saints for allegedly shipping again.)
Seller_RLzvwbcwCwG3P
Wow, this is an interesting thread.
There is NO WAY IN HELL this seller is actually selling that much to get that much feedback. Remember, Amazon buyers generally leave less than 1% feedback. That means that if they have 318 feedback in the last 30 days they’ve sold over 30,000 items (I can’t seem to figure out how many items they even have listed… either a few thousand or many tens of thousands). This account looks like it’s a drop shipper account based solely on the fact that many of their items are EXTREMELY overpriced.
Seller Able to Remove Valid Negative Feedback - How?
1st post but frequently read the boards. Thanks to many for the helpful input.
I am wondering if anyone has an opinion on how this seller has seemingly valid negative feedback, meeting all Amazon guidelines stricken from their account? My guess is they somehow automate the removal requests and just brute force them until they are removed. Any other thoughts?
Seller Able to Remove Valid Negative Feedback - How?
1st post but frequently read the boards. Thanks to many for the helpful input.
I am wondering if anyone has an opinion on how this seller has seemingly valid negative feedback, meeting all Amazon guidelines stricken from their account? My guess is they somehow automate the removal requests and just brute force them until they are removed. Any other thoughts?
371 replies
371 replies
Seller_3N7yVnTXPzLkL
There is the chance that they were very persausive and got the buyers to remove the FB.
When we read a sellers FB we really do not know any more than what we see. And we usually have no context to interpret what we see.
I do not waste my time reading seller FB. Not when I am buying, and not when I am competing with them. I waste it in ways like posting here.
Seller_ftSlnIeTTX0Cs
If I can read the feedback, obviously nobody has had it removed.
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
That feedback does not look normal. There are several odd names that do 4 or 5 positive feedbacks in a row.
Look for feedback by:
Tiglath-pileser
Baalath-beer
Shihor-libnah
Vajezatha leaves multiple feedbacks, but they are interspersed with others.
EDIT: All of the names mentioned above keep popping up. Go look at the feedback.
There is no way this feedback is legit.
Seller_TygFdxNs0zRWg
I’m guessing they are using a certain option when they are using the automated feedback removal tool in Help.
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
The deeper I look, the worse it gets. This guy is clearly manipulating feedback.
Seller_3cybRkqyRvI0o
I have been wondering the same thing, i see some sellers getting FB removed that seems to have followed Amazon policy. I would say that rocket book store is defiantly manipulating FB
Seller_I2qqv3zfXygfp
I believe it is possible that there are hackers available for hire that can remove negative feedback or Amazon employees on the inside available for hire to remove negative feedback, perhaps on the dark web. I have heard tales of this. There is no way that simple brut force works. I’ve had completely obviously illegitimate negative feedback, i.e. demonstrably false negative feedback, that I have been very aggressive in trying to get removed and NOTHING. These days they do NOT budge on the standards for removing negative feedback, if it does not fit the strict criteria for removal, Amazon will not remove it no matter what. I’ve completely given up on this process unless of course the feedback very obviously fits the Amazon criteria for removal.
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
They just eliminated three more negatives in the past hour. All three were legitimate negatives, too: no profanity or product complaints, just simple statements of seller failure and malfeasance.
This seller must have someone on the inside. ( The alternative is to believe that they somehow contacted all three buyers, AND those buyers all read their email in the past hour, AND all three decided to remove the feedback within the past hour. )
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
This is a screenshot of their five most recent feedback as of 4:40PM PST on Sunday, April 8th:
As you can see, three of the five are negatives. I predict that they will be gone by noon on Monday.
( FWIW, #4 should probably be a negative too, They appear to have failed to deliver, and are blaming the USPS, and have convinced the sweetly naive buyer that they are saints for allegedly shipping again.)
Seller_RLzvwbcwCwG3P
Wow, this is an interesting thread.
There is NO WAY IN HELL this seller is actually selling that much to get that much feedback. Remember, Amazon buyers generally leave less than 1% feedback. That means that if they have 318 feedback in the last 30 days they’ve sold over 30,000 items (I can’t seem to figure out how many items they even have listed… either a few thousand or many tens of thousands). This account looks like it’s a drop shipper account based solely on the fact that many of their items are EXTREMELY overpriced.
Seller_3N7yVnTXPzLkL
There is the chance that they were very persausive and got the buyers to remove the FB.
When we read a sellers FB we really do not know any more than what we see. And we usually have no context to interpret what we see.
I do not waste my time reading seller FB. Not when I am buying, and not when I am competing with them. I waste it in ways like posting here.
Seller_3N7yVnTXPzLkL
There is the chance that they were very persausive and got the buyers to remove the FB.
When we read a sellers FB we really do not know any more than what we see. And we usually have no context to interpret what we see.
I do not waste my time reading seller FB. Not when I am buying, and not when I am competing with them. I waste it in ways like posting here.
Seller_ftSlnIeTTX0Cs
If I can read the feedback, obviously nobody has had it removed.
Seller_ftSlnIeTTX0Cs
If I can read the feedback, obviously nobody has had it removed.
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
That feedback does not look normal. There are several odd names that do 4 or 5 positive feedbacks in a row.
Look for feedback by:
Tiglath-pileser
Baalath-beer
Shihor-libnah
Vajezatha leaves multiple feedbacks, but they are interspersed with others.
EDIT: All of the names mentioned above keep popping up. Go look at the feedback.
There is no way this feedback is legit.
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
That feedback does not look normal. There are several odd names that do 4 or 5 positive feedbacks in a row.
Look for feedback by:
Tiglath-pileser
Baalath-beer
Shihor-libnah
Vajezatha leaves multiple feedbacks, but they are interspersed with others.
EDIT: All of the names mentioned above keep popping up. Go look at the feedback.
There is no way this feedback is legit.
Seller_TygFdxNs0zRWg
I’m guessing they are using a certain option when they are using the automated feedback removal tool in Help.
Seller_TygFdxNs0zRWg
I’m guessing they are using a certain option when they are using the automated feedback removal tool in Help.
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
The deeper I look, the worse it gets. This guy is clearly manipulating feedback.
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
The deeper I look, the worse it gets. This guy is clearly manipulating feedback.
Seller_3cybRkqyRvI0o
I have been wondering the same thing, i see some sellers getting FB removed that seems to have followed Amazon policy. I would say that rocket book store is defiantly manipulating FB
Seller_3cybRkqyRvI0o
I have been wondering the same thing, i see some sellers getting FB removed that seems to have followed Amazon policy. I would say that rocket book store is defiantly manipulating FB
Seller_I2qqv3zfXygfp
I believe it is possible that there are hackers available for hire that can remove negative feedback or Amazon employees on the inside available for hire to remove negative feedback, perhaps on the dark web. I have heard tales of this. There is no way that simple brut force works. I’ve had completely obviously illegitimate negative feedback, i.e. demonstrably false negative feedback, that I have been very aggressive in trying to get removed and NOTHING. These days they do NOT budge on the standards for removing negative feedback, if it does not fit the strict criteria for removal, Amazon will not remove it no matter what. I’ve completely given up on this process unless of course the feedback very obviously fits the Amazon criteria for removal.
Seller_I2qqv3zfXygfp
I believe it is possible that there are hackers available for hire that can remove negative feedback or Amazon employees on the inside available for hire to remove negative feedback, perhaps on the dark web. I have heard tales of this. There is no way that simple brut force works. I’ve had completely obviously illegitimate negative feedback, i.e. demonstrably false negative feedback, that I have been very aggressive in trying to get removed and NOTHING. These days they do NOT budge on the standards for removing negative feedback, if it does not fit the strict criteria for removal, Amazon will not remove it no matter what. I’ve completely given up on this process unless of course the feedback very obviously fits the Amazon criteria for removal.
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
They just eliminated three more negatives in the past hour. All three were legitimate negatives, too: no profanity or product complaints, just simple statements of seller failure and malfeasance.
This seller must have someone on the inside. ( The alternative is to believe that they somehow contacted all three buyers, AND those buyers all read their email in the past hour, AND all three decided to remove the feedback within the past hour. )
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
They just eliminated three more negatives in the past hour. All three were legitimate negatives, too: no profanity or product complaints, just simple statements of seller failure and malfeasance.
This seller must have someone on the inside. ( The alternative is to believe that they somehow contacted all three buyers, AND those buyers all read their email in the past hour, AND all three decided to remove the feedback within the past hour. )
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
This is a screenshot of their five most recent feedback as of 4:40PM PST on Sunday, April 8th:
As you can see, three of the five are negatives. I predict that they will be gone by noon on Monday.
( FWIW, #4 should probably be a negative too, They appear to have failed to deliver, and are blaming the USPS, and have convinced the sweetly naive buyer that they are saints for allegedly shipping again.)
Seller_ZDGgATBGegBqy
This is a screenshot of their five most recent feedback as of 4:40PM PST on Sunday, April 8th:
As you can see, three of the five are negatives. I predict that they will be gone by noon on Monday.
( FWIW, #4 should probably be a negative too, They appear to have failed to deliver, and are blaming the USPS, and have convinced the sweetly naive buyer that they are saints for allegedly shipping again.)
Seller_RLzvwbcwCwG3P
Wow, this is an interesting thread.
There is NO WAY IN HELL this seller is actually selling that much to get that much feedback. Remember, Amazon buyers generally leave less than 1% feedback. That means that if they have 318 feedback in the last 30 days they’ve sold over 30,000 items (I can’t seem to figure out how many items they even have listed… either a few thousand or many tens of thousands). This account looks like it’s a drop shipper account based solely on the fact that many of their items are EXTREMELY overpriced.
Seller_RLzvwbcwCwG3P
Wow, this is an interesting thread.
There is NO WAY IN HELL this seller is actually selling that much to get that much feedback. Remember, Amazon buyers generally leave less than 1% feedback. That means that if they have 318 feedback in the last 30 days they’ve sold over 30,000 items (I can’t seem to figure out how many items they even have listed… either a few thousand or many tens of thousands). This account looks like it’s a drop shipper account based solely on the fact that many of their items are EXTREMELY overpriced.
