ASIN #1: B0DWMC6GR9 – Review Hijacking from the Brazil Marketplace

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DWMC6GR9

• This product is a garment steamer being sold on the US Amazon marketplace, but 99% of its reviews come from the Brazil marketplace.
• The Brazilian reviews are for books, not a garment steamer—which is clear evidence of ASIN hijacking (merging unrelated product listings to boost ratings).
• Among 889 total reviews, only 14 are from the US, and all 14 are non-verified purchases, submitted on the same day. This is a strong indication that these reviews were artificially placed to mislead customers.

ASIN #2: B0DSSVT65W – High Volume of Fake Non-Verified Reviews

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DSSVT65W

• This product has an abnormally high number of non-verified reviews, suggesting mass review manipulation.
• A significant portion of the reviews are being posted in bulk every day, while the product’s actual sales data does not support such an influx of organic reviews.
• Many of these reviews use generic, repetitive language, which is often a hallmark of paid review farms.

I am posting this here because despite multiple observations over time, Amazon has not addressed these violations. Honest sellers should not have to compete against sellers who manipulate reviews, hijack ASINs, and exploit the system for artificial rankings.

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Dear Amazon Seller Performance Team,

I am writing to bring to your attention a potential policy violation concerning the misuse of parent-child ASIN relationships by a competitor.

The competitor appears to be combining irrelevant child ASIN (B0DK8B7RTK) under a parent ASIN (B0DQKX6XG6) with the primary purpose of merging reviews. These child ASINs that are mentioned above are then marked as out of stock or "hidden" from customers. Only one ASIN (B0D89Z5PLQ) remains active for sales. When this active ASIN accumulates negative reviews, it is removed and replaced with a new child ASIN—allowing the competitor to retain the combined positive reviews while avoiding the impact of negative feedback.

This practice undermines the integrity of the review system and appears to violate Amazon’s ASIN Creation Policy and guidelines on Review Manipulation. I believe these irrelevant child ASINs should be split from the parent ASIN to ensure compliance and fair competition.

Please investigate this issue and take the necessary corrective actions.

Thank you for your prompt attention.

Sincerely,

listing with violation: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D89Z5PLQ

Dear Amazon Seller Performance Team,

I am writing to bring to your attention a potential policy violation concerning the misuse of parent-child ASIN relationships by a competitor.

The competitor appears to be combining irrelevant child ASIN (B0D53WR7HY) under a parent ASIN: B0DJVRS4XF, with the primary purpose of merging reviews. The child ASIN that is mentioned above is then marked as out of stock or "hidden" from customers. Only one ASIN (B0DFYBC1DP) remains active for sales. When this active ASIN accumulates negative reviews, it is removed and replaced with a new child ASIN—allowing the competitor to retain the combined positive reviews while avoiding the impact of negative feedback.

This practice undermines the integrity of the review system and appears to violate Amazon’s ASIN Creation Policy and guidelines on Review Manipulation. I believe these irrelevant child ASINs should be split from the parent ASIN to ensure compliance and fair competition.

Please investigate this issue and take the necessary corrective actions.

Thank you for your prompt attention.

Sincerely,

listing with violation: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DFYBC1DP