Seller Faces Brand Hijacking on Amazon
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Summary
Cliff Stoll, a seller on Amazon, faced brand hijacking issues when a foreign seller advertised a 'black head remover' on his Klein bottle listing. Stoll urged customers to order only from his website, www.kleinbottle.com, to avoid confusion. He expressed his decision to halt selling on Amazon until the platform addresses fundamental problems.
Key quotes
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Please order *only* from this website, www.kleinbottle.com.
I've decided not to sell on Amazon until they fix some fundamental problems.
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