I don't even know how to go about reporting this, there isn't a brand registry report I can send that has enough characters allotment to contain the issue!

We've been having a hell of a time dealing with hijackers making life hell for our now very angry authorized resellers, turns out most of them have all been the same guy just with different accounts! 5 of them I'm 100% sure by pulling up the addresses and LLC's, others I couldn't find LLC listings for and the addresses are always random residential so I'm not going to assume but if I had to guess I would say those as well. Regardless it looks like the seller(s) finally got tired of being removed from our ASIN and decided to take their ball and go home. So today I learned a new term "listing injection attack", our ASIN went down this morning as the last hijacker who mocked us when we sent him a cease and desist last night and also revealed exactly what he was doing decided to upload a bunch of bad information to the detail page to make Amazon think we are selling a prohibited product. Well it worked, I know he did this because I was receiving "detail page change requests" and at one point the picture on the product had even changed for a very short time I saw it with my own eyes. He was uploading the information of the same product he ships to customers when he hijacks our ASIN which is a prohibited item, I know because I have test buys from these accounts, he did this knowing it would lead to our ASIN being removed. Amazon bots are now identifying our product directly as a product that has been flagged by the FDA, never mind that it's our private label brand which has no affiliation with any other brand and we have certified accredited lab testing for it which we have already proven to Amazon multiple times in order to be able to sell it.

Brand registry is slow and ineffective, it takes days if not weeks to have someone removed and they often reject claims with no rhyme or reason to it and that wouldn't have stopped this anyway. We were in the process of enrolling with Transparency if they would ever answer our support ticket but that's obviously a fruitless endeavor now with the ASIN currently a dog page. This isn't really about that anyway, I already have threads going about that stuff which are not receiving any real help. I need to get my ASIN back and this guy needs to be gone so he can't do this anymore, I use a consulting company for my Amazon brand and they believe the hijacker uploaded the info to other marketplaces which they are trying to figure out. But what does it matter if it's just going to happen again when I get the ASIN back up?

Oh and did I mention now that he has figured out the formula to do this he has hijacked other legitimate similar products trying to do the same with them as well?!

Does anyone at Amazon care?