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Fraud in the jewelry space continued

So the fraud in the space has grown.

Started with Moissanite lab created diamonds- at least the sellers priced these like moissanite though a Moissanite is not a lab created diamond and its fraud

Then it was sellers calling gold plated brass- 14K gold- here sellers are pricing the items like gold , selling earrings that wholesale for less than $10 for up to $99-

Then gold cross- same as above

Now wedding bands

Have purchased, and reported sellers

Never thought I would see the day that Amazon would not care about sellers completely ripping off consumers, violating Amazons own polices and FTC regulations.

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Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW

Fraud in the jewelry space continued

So the fraud in the space has grown.

Started with Moissanite lab created diamonds- at least the sellers priced these like moissanite though a Moissanite is not a lab created diamond and its fraud

Then it was sellers calling gold plated brass- 14K gold- here sellers are pricing the items like gold , selling earrings that wholesale for less than $10 for up to $99-

Then gold cross- same as above

Now wedding bands

Have purchased, and reported sellers

Never thought I would see the day that Amazon would not care about sellers completely ripping off consumers, violating Amazons own polices and FTC regulations.

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Hello @Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW,

Thanks for visiting the forums, and thank you for stepping up and reporting these products and sellers to Amazon. I plan to send a message to the Jewelry Category Manager along with a link to your forum post and report the issue using your feedback.

Thanks for selling on Amazon.

Susan

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Yap, I agree, it's getting worst all the time. The words "Simulated" or "Created " should precede the gem stone type in the title, instead it's buried somewhere in the page where customers will unlikely see it.

Also, listings are created with metal = Yellow Gold, and metal stamp = 925 on the same listing.

Which is it? @ $16.99 selling price, I would say neither.....

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Look at this @SEAmod

https://www.amazon.com/Tesori-Co-Yellow-Comfort-Wedding/dp/B075G2LVSX

So we bought one its not stamped, its not 10K we reported it and yeah amazon removed one size of the ring in one color.

The catalog page says 10K the image is stamped 10K what they ship is not 10K

Go to the search page its badged "overall pick" so Amazon is promoting a listing that is ripping off customers.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=2mm+10K+gold+wedding+band&crid=3PA4S1LA7WVDI&sprefix=2mm+10k+gold+wedding+ban%2Caps%2C83&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

The listing violates Amazon's own policies.

The brand owner is being harmed, the consumer is being harmed - Amazon is profiting.

Somethinig is very wrong

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I have tried Jeff@ have tried seller perfomance and going through SAS core ( where I was told your fighting a battle you cant win ) the challenge is finding some0ne at Amazon that can actually action this and understands the issue.
View post

Thank you for this information. I believe the business team I am a part of will be able to address the counterfeit and fine jewelry issues you have raised in this discussion.

Thank you for your continued support for our efforts.

Susan

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In reply to: SEAmod’s post

I dont think its a couterfeit issue. Counterfeit would be knocking off a branded piece like Cartier for example or rolex.

These are simply fraudulent - misleading listings that violate Amazon policies, and in many instances FTC rules and the metals and stamping act. Amazon Jewerly QA policies are still there in the help section.

Calling CZ diamonds

14K Gold that is actually gold plated brass or vermiel.

If you want a deeper dive, Moissanite lab created diamonds. There is no such thing moissanite is not a diamond and does not have the same properties as a diamond. According to the FTC this is "deceptive".

If you need any further information for me I'm assuming you have my contact information.

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Our brand "Tesori & Co" has been flooded with 3rd party Chinese sellers that are selling fake gold. We've test purchased these and reported to Amazon, but a new company that's just been launched will piggyback again. We've had to pretty much dismantle our listings because we keep getting High Potential Pricing errors due to the fact that they're selling our gold rings at $4 when it should be sold for $50-100.

Our Seller ID: A2X8RU8N2SA4AX

It would be great if you could have the counterfeit/fine jewelry team look into this. Thank you.

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@SEAmod part of the issue could be the team that looks at complaints is not trained on jewelry.

I received 1 reply that an item did not have a violation because a bullet said " The 14K gold earrings are made of sterling silver". This is factually impossible. If the earrings are sterling silver they are not 14K gold. If they are sterling silver they should have been stamped 925- per amazon policy , and they were not.

Perhaps if they were trained on jewelry they would understand this. Same as they might understand that calling a moissanite a lab created diamond is deceptive.

Hope you can help.

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@SEAmod hoping this is progressing and didnt just fall through the cracks.

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SEAmod

Hi @Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW

I am sorry for the delay in updating you. I handed this issue and the examples you provided me to the business teams for investigation. I have not yet received a response from them. Thank you for your continued patience.

Susan

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@SEAmod unfortinately I am guessing they contintue to allow this fraud, and believe me I hope I'm wrong. Its not only hurting Amazon's customers by allowing these bad actors to rip them off, but honest sellers as well.

At some point it will come to a head. Amazon at this point knows about the fraud, profits from the fraud and enables the fraud.

I do appreciate your trying to push the issue to the proper channel.

Talk about a bad buyer experiene , imagine buying 14K gold earrings only to learn they are gold palted base metal and worth 20% of what you paid.

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There are a lot of new sellers selling brass and silver and plating them yellow color to make it look like gold and marketing them as 14K gold. This is ruinning the integrety of sellers of real 14K gold earrings because of these fruadsters. Amazon needs to start an investigation into this to keep the trust of its customers.

Asin's below cannot be Real 14K Gold for these prices. As a jeweler with 30 years of experience the prices these earrings are being sold it is impossible for it to be real gold.

B0CLHCMQWJ

B0CL2PC9Y3

B0CBLKCZNG

B0CGRB8S41

B0CJX99YV9

B0CL9G8ZQ1

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It is extremely disappointing that Amazon is ignoring this issue for so long. We have purchased pairs to prove they are not real gold, and nothing has come of it. We have created several reports of abuse but immediately receive a response that nothing is found.

I'm not sure how long it will take, but Amazon needs to understand that these Chinese companies are ripping off their customers by lying to them about plated gold.

Not to mention the impact it has on us real Fine Jewelry sellers. If you search 14k gold hoops, the ads are flooded with Chinese gold plated selling as real Gold. They have endless funds for their ads since they are selling hoops that cost $2 for $70.

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@SEAmod we have purchased too. The intiial reply is there is no violation. We then escalate to SAS core which we are still part of for now and they have been able to have some listings removed. Sometimes they still say no violation.

So if there is no violation when you report it through the proper channels, that means Amazon approves of these bad actors?

You hit it on the head with the PPC ads. They can spend huge because they are selling $2 earrings for $70. This is high margin for Amazon , maybe thats why they dont shut it down

Look at what Pavoi sells gold plated metal for. Thats the real price or what they should be.

What about the hundreds of ripped off consumers, who think they bought 14K gold and received gold plated base metal , what will Amazon do for them?

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@SEAmod@CR_Amazon@Danny_Amazon @Jameson_Amazon

How are branded fine jewelry sellers able to compete with all of these fraudulent Jewelry listings? After many years and hundreds of thousands of dollars on ads, we are being damaged by following the rules.

We just purchased another pair that was clearly fake as well. Another listing selling fraudulent jewelry to unsuspecting customers. The listing shows that they sold over 400 pairs in the last month!

Below is the listing that is advertising as real Gold, but is deceiving customers and selling fake gold plated. How is this able to continue on hundreds of listings of Chinese sellers?

Is there any update on an investigation into this issue?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CBLKCZNG?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

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Fraud in the jewelry space continued

So the fraud in the space has grown.

Started with Moissanite lab created diamonds- at least the sellers priced these like moissanite though a Moissanite is not a lab created diamond and its fraud

Then it was sellers calling gold plated brass- 14K gold- here sellers are pricing the items like gold , selling earrings that wholesale for less than $10 for up to $99-

Then gold cross- same as above

Now wedding bands

Have purchased, and reported sellers

Never thought I would see the day that Amazon would not care about sellers completely ripping off consumers, violating Amazons own polices and FTC regulations.

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Fraud in the jewelry space continued

So the fraud in the space has grown.

Started with Moissanite lab created diamonds- at least the sellers priced these like moissanite though a Moissanite is not a lab created diamond and its fraud

Then it was sellers calling gold plated brass- 14K gold- here sellers are pricing the items like gold , selling earrings that wholesale for less than $10 for up to $99-

Then gold cross- same as above

Now wedding bands

Have purchased, and reported sellers

Never thought I would see the day that Amazon would not care about sellers completely ripping off consumers, violating Amazons own polices and FTC regulations.

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Fraud in the jewelry space continued

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So the fraud in the space has grown.

Started with Moissanite lab created diamonds- at least the sellers priced these like moissanite though a Moissanite is not a lab created diamond and its fraud

Then it was sellers calling gold plated brass- 14K gold- here sellers are pricing the items like gold , selling earrings that wholesale for less than $10 for up to $99-

Then gold cross- same as above

Now wedding bands

Have purchased, and reported sellers

Never thought I would see the day that Amazon would not care about sellers completely ripping off consumers, violating Amazons own polices and FTC regulations.

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Hello @Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW,

Thanks for visiting the forums, and thank you for stepping up and reporting these products and sellers to Amazon. I plan to send a message to the Jewelry Category Manager along with a link to your forum post and report the issue using your feedback.

Thanks for selling on Amazon.

Susan

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Yap, I agree, it's getting worst all the time. The words "Simulated" or "Created " should precede the gem stone type in the title, instead it's buried somewhere in the page where customers will unlikely see it.

Also, listings are created with metal = Yellow Gold, and metal stamp = 925 on the same listing.

Which is it? @ $16.99 selling price, I would say neither.....

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Look at this @SEAmod

https://www.amazon.com/Tesori-Co-Yellow-Comfort-Wedding/dp/B075G2LVSX

So we bought one its not stamped, its not 10K we reported it and yeah amazon removed one size of the ring in one color.

The catalog page says 10K the image is stamped 10K what they ship is not 10K

Go to the search page its badged "overall pick" so Amazon is promoting a listing that is ripping off customers.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=2mm+10K+gold+wedding+band&crid=3PA4S1LA7WVDI&sprefix=2mm+10k+gold+wedding+ban%2Caps%2C83&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

The listing violates Amazon's own policies.

The brand owner is being harmed, the consumer is being harmed - Amazon is profiting.

Somethinig is very wrong

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Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW
I have tried Jeff@ have tried seller perfomance and going through SAS core ( where I was told your fighting a battle you cant win ) the challenge is finding some0ne at Amazon that can actually action this and understands the issue.
View post

Thank you for this information. I believe the business team I am a part of will be able to address the counterfeit and fine jewelry issues you have raised in this discussion.

Thank you for your continued support for our efforts.

Susan

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In reply to: SEAmod’s post

I dont think its a couterfeit issue. Counterfeit would be knocking off a branded piece like Cartier for example or rolex.

These are simply fraudulent - misleading listings that violate Amazon policies, and in many instances FTC rules and the metals and stamping act. Amazon Jewerly QA policies are still there in the help section.

Calling CZ diamonds

14K Gold that is actually gold plated brass or vermiel.

If you want a deeper dive, Moissanite lab created diamonds. There is no such thing moissanite is not a diamond and does not have the same properties as a diamond. According to the FTC this is "deceptive".

If you need any further information for me I'm assuming you have my contact information.

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Seller_oiYZXqUAiVt4E
In reply to: SEAmod’s post

Our brand "Tesori & Co" has been flooded with 3rd party Chinese sellers that are selling fake gold. We've test purchased these and reported to Amazon, but a new company that's just been launched will piggyback again. We've had to pretty much dismantle our listings because we keep getting High Potential Pricing errors due to the fact that they're selling our gold rings at $4 when it should be sold for $50-100.

Our Seller ID: A2X8RU8N2SA4AX

It would be great if you could have the counterfeit/fine jewelry team look into this. Thank you.

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Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW
In reply to: SEAmod’s post

@SEAmod part of the issue could be the team that looks at complaints is not trained on jewelry.

I received 1 reply that an item did not have a violation because a bullet said " The 14K gold earrings are made of sterling silver". This is factually impossible. If the earrings are sterling silver they are not 14K gold. If they are sterling silver they should have been stamped 925- per amazon policy , and they were not.

Perhaps if they were trained on jewelry they would understand this. Same as they might understand that calling a moissanite a lab created diamond is deceptive.

Hope you can help.

10
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In reply to: SEAmod’s post

@SEAmod hoping this is progressing and didnt just fall through the cracks.

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SEAmod

Hi @Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW

I am sorry for the delay in updating you. I handed this issue and the examples you provided me to the business teams for investigation. I have not yet received a response from them. Thank you for your continued patience.

Susan

20
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Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW
In reply to: SEAmod’s post

@SEAmod unfortinately I am guessing they contintue to allow this fraud, and believe me I hope I'm wrong. Its not only hurting Amazon's customers by allowing these bad actors to rip them off, but honest sellers as well.

At some point it will come to a head. Amazon at this point knows about the fraud, profits from the fraud and enables the fraud.

I do appreciate your trying to push the issue to the proper channel.

Talk about a bad buyer experiene , imagine buying 14K gold earrings only to learn they are gold palted base metal and worth 20% of what you paid.

40
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Seller_oYDcQSYtvcI39

There are a lot of new sellers selling brass and silver and plating them yellow color to make it look like gold and marketing them as 14K gold. This is ruinning the integrety of sellers of real 14K gold earrings because of these fruadsters. Amazon needs to start an investigation into this to keep the trust of its customers.

Asin's below cannot be Real 14K Gold for these prices. As a jeweler with 30 years of experience the prices these earrings are being sold it is impossible for it to be real gold.

B0CLHCMQWJ

B0CL2PC9Y3

B0CBLKCZNG

B0CGRB8S41

B0CJX99YV9

B0CL9G8ZQ1

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It is extremely disappointing that Amazon is ignoring this issue for so long. We have purchased pairs to prove they are not real gold, and nothing has come of it. We have created several reports of abuse but immediately receive a response that nothing is found.

I'm not sure how long it will take, but Amazon needs to understand that these Chinese companies are ripping off their customers by lying to them about plated gold.

Not to mention the impact it has on us real Fine Jewelry sellers. If you search 14k gold hoops, the ads are flooded with Chinese gold plated selling as real Gold. They have endless funds for their ads since they are selling hoops that cost $2 for $70.

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@SEAmod we have purchased too. The intiial reply is there is no violation. We then escalate to SAS core which we are still part of for now and they have been able to have some listings removed. Sometimes they still say no violation.

So if there is no violation when you report it through the proper channels, that means Amazon approves of these bad actors?

You hit it on the head with the PPC ads. They can spend huge because they are selling $2 earrings for $70. This is high margin for Amazon , maybe thats why they dont shut it down

Look at what Pavoi sells gold plated metal for. Thats the real price or what they should be.

What about the hundreds of ripped off consumers, who think they bought 14K gold and received gold plated base metal , what will Amazon do for them?

10
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@SEAmod@CR_Amazon@Danny_Amazon @Jameson_Amazon

How are branded fine jewelry sellers able to compete with all of these fraudulent Jewelry listings? After many years and hundreds of thousands of dollars on ads, we are being damaged by following the rules.

We just purchased another pair that was clearly fake as well. Another listing selling fraudulent jewelry to unsuspecting customers. The listing shows that they sold over 400 pairs in the last month!

Below is the listing that is advertising as real Gold, but is deceiving customers and selling fake gold plated. How is this able to continue on hundreds of listings of Chinese sellers?

Is there any update on an investigation into this issue?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CBLKCZNG?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

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Hello @Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW,

Thanks for visiting the forums, and thank you for stepping up and reporting these products and sellers to Amazon. I plan to send a message to the Jewelry Category Manager along with a link to your forum post and report the issue using your feedback.

Thanks for selling on Amazon.

Susan

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Hello @Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW,

Thanks for visiting the forums, and thank you for stepping up and reporting these products and sellers to Amazon. I plan to send a message to the Jewelry Category Manager along with a link to your forum post and report the issue using your feedback.

Thanks for selling on Amazon.

Susan

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Yap, I agree, it's getting worst all the time. The words "Simulated" or "Created " should precede the gem stone type in the title, instead it's buried somewhere in the page where customers will unlikely see it.

Also, listings are created with metal = Yellow Gold, and metal stamp = 925 on the same listing.

Which is it? @ $16.99 selling price, I would say neither.....

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Yap, I agree, it's getting worst all the time. The words "Simulated" or "Created " should precede the gem stone type in the title, instead it's buried somewhere in the page where customers will unlikely see it.

Also, listings are created with metal = Yellow Gold, and metal stamp = 925 on the same listing.

Which is it? @ $16.99 selling price, I would say neither.....

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Look at this @SEAmod

https://www.amazon.com/Tesori-Co-Yellow-Comfort-Wedding/dp/B075G2LVSX

So we bought one its not stamped, its not 10K we reported it and yeah amazon removed one size of the ring in one color.

The catalog page says 10K the image is stamped 10K what they ship is not 10K

Go to the search page its badged "overall pick" so Amazon is promoting a listing that is ripping off customers.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=2mm+10K+gold+wedding+band&crid=3PA4S1LA7WVDI&sprefix=2mm+10k+gold+wedding+ban%2Caps%2C83&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

The listing violates Amazon's own policies.

The brand owner is being harmed, the consumer is being harmed - Amazon is profiting.

Somethinig is very wrong

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Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW

Look at this @SEAmod

https://www.amazon.com/Tesori-Co-Yellow-Comfort-Wedding/dp/B075G2LVSX

So we bought one its not stamped, its not 10K we reported it and yeah amazon removed one size of the ring in one color.

The catalog page says 10K the image is stamped 10K what they ship is not 10K

Go to the search page its badged "overall pick" so Amazon is promoting a listing that is ripping off customers.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=2mm+10K+gold+wedding+band&crid=3PA4S1LA7WVDI&sprefix=2mm+10k+gold+wedding+ban%2Caps%2C83&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

The listing violates Amazon's own policies.

The brand owner is being harmed, the consumer is being harmed - Amazon is profiting.

Somethinig is very wrong

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I have tried Jeff@ have tried seller perfomance and going through SAS core ( where I was told your fighting a battle you cant win ) the challenge is finding some0ne at Amazon that can actually action this and understands the issue.
View post

Thank you for this information. I believe the business team I am a part of will be able to address the counterfeit and fine jewelry issues you have raised in this discussion.

Thank you for your continued support for our efforts.

Susan

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Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW
I have tried Jeff@ have tried seller perfomance and going through SAS core ( where I was told your fighting a battle you cant win ) the challenge is finding some0ne at Amazon that can actually action this and understands the issue.
View post

Thank you for this information. I believe the business team I am a part of will be able to address the counterfeit and fine jewelry issues you have raised in this discussion.

Thank you for your continued support for our efforts.

Susan

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In reply to: SEAmod’s post

I dont think its a couterfeit issue. Counterfeit would be knocking off a branded piece like Cartier for example or rolex.

These are simply fraudulent - misleading listings that violate Amazon policies, and in many instances FTC rules and the metals and stamping act. Amazon Jewerly QA policies are still there in the help section.

Calling CZ diamonds

14K Gold that is actually gold plated brass or vermiel.

If you want a deeper dive, Moissanite lab created diamonds. There is no such thing moissanite is not a diamond and does not have the same properties as a diamond. According to the FTC this is "deceptive".

If you need any further information for me I'm assuming you have my contact information.

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Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW
In reply to: SEAmod’s post

I dont think its a couterfeit issue. Counterfeit would be knocking off a branded piece like Cartier for example or rolex.

These are simply fraudulent - misleading listings that violate Amazon policies, and in many instances FTC rules and the metals and stamping act. Amazon Jewerly QA policies are still there in the help section.

Calling CZ diamonds

14K Gold that is actually gold plated brass or vermiel.

If you want a deeper dive, Moissanite lab created diamonds. There is no such thing moissanite is not a diamond and does not have the same properties as a diamond. According to the FTC this is "deceptive".

If you need any further information for me I'm assuming you have my contact information.

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In reply to: SEAmod’s post

Our brand "Tesori & Co" has been flooded with 3rd party Chinese sellers that are selling fake gold. We've test purchased these and reported to Amazon, but a new company that's just been launched will piggyback again. We've had to pretty much dismantle our listings because we keep getting High Potential Pricing errors due to the fact that they're selling our gold rings at $4 when it should be sold for $50-100.

Our Seller ID: A2X8RU8N2SA4AX

It would be great if you could have the counterfeit/fine jewelry team look into this. Thank you.

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In reply to: SEAmod’s post

Our brand "Tesori & Co" has been flooded with 3rd party Chinese sellers that are selling fake gold. We've test purchased these and reported to Amazon, but a new company that's just been launched will piggyback again. We've had to pretty much dismantle our listings because we keep getting High Potential Pricing errors due to the fact that they're selling our gold rings at $4 when it should be sold for $50-100.

Our Seller ID: A2X8RU8N2SA4AX

It would be great if you could have the counterfeit/fine jewelry team look into this. Thank you.

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@SEAmod part of the issue could be the team that looks at complaints is not trained on jewelry.

I received 1 reply that an item did not have a violation because a bullet said " The 14K gold earrings are made of sterling silver". This is factually impossible. If the earrings are sterling silver they are not 14K gold. If they are sterling silver they should have been stamped 925- per amazon policy , and they were not.

Perhaps if they were trained on jewelry they would understand this. Same as they might understand that calling a moissanite a lab created diamond is deceptive.

Hope you can help.

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Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW
In reply to: SEAmod’s post

@SEAmod part of the issue could be the team that looks at complaints is not trained on jewelry.

I received 1 reply that an item did not have a violation because a bullet said " The 14K gold earrings are made of sterling silver". This is factually impossible. If the earrings are sterling silver they are not 14K gold. If they are sterling silver they should have been stamped 925- per amazon policy , and they were not.

Perhaps if they were trained on jewelry they would understand this. Same as they might understand that calling a moissanite a lab created diamond is deceptive.

Hope you can help.

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@SEAmod hoping this is progressing and didnt just fall through the cracks.

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@SEAmod hoping this is progressing and didnt just fall through the cracks.

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SEAmod

Hi @Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW

I am sorry for the delay in updating you. I handed this issue and the examples you provided me to the business teams for investigation. I have not yet received a response from them. Thank you for your continued patience.

Susan

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Hi @Seller_nBUcRErQhJ4JW

I am sorry for the delay in updating you. I handed this issue and the examples you provided me to the business teams for investigation. I have not yet received a response from them. Thank you for your continued patience.

Susan

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@SEAmod unfortinately I am guessing they contintue to allow this fraud, and believe me I hope I'm wrong. Its not only hurting Amazon's customers by allowing these bad actors to rip them off, but honest sellers as well.

At some point it will come to a head. Amazon at this point knows about the fraud, profits from the fraud and enables the fraud.

I do appreciate your trying to push the issue to the proper channel.

Talk about a bad buyer experiene , imagine buying 14K gold earrings only to learn they are gold palted base metal and worth 20% of what you paid.

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@SEAmod unfortinately I am guessing they contintue to allow this fraud, and believe me I hope I'm wrong. Its not only hurting Amazon's customers by allowing these bad actors to rip them off, but honest sellers as well.

At some point it will come to a head. Amazon at this point knows about the fraud, profits from the fraud and enables the fraud.

I do appreciate your trying to push the issue to the proper channel.

Talk about a bad buyer experiene , imagine buying 14K gold earrings only to learn they are gold palted base metal and worth 20% of what you paid.

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Seller_oYDcQSYtvcI39

There are a lot of new sellers selling brass and silver and plating them yellow color to make it look like gold and marketing them as 14K gold. This is ruinning the integrety of sellers of real 14K gold earrings because of these fruadsters. Amazon needs to start an investigation into this to keep the trust of its customers.

Asin's below cannot be Real 14K Gold for these prices. As a jeweler with 30 years of experience the prices these earrings are being sold it is impossible for it to be real gold.

B0CLHCMQWJ

B0CL2PC9Y3

B0CBLKCZNG

B0CGRB8S41

B0CJX99YV9

B0CL9G8ZQ1

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Seller_oYDcQSYtvcI39

There are a lot of new sellers selling brass and silver and plating them yellow color to make it look like gold and marketing them as 14K gold. This is ruinning the integrety of sellers of real 14K gold earrings because of these fruadsters. Amazon needs to start an investigation into this to keep the trust of its customers.

Asin's below cannot be Real 14K Gold for these prices. As a jeweler with 30 years of experience the prices these earrings are being sold it is impossible for it to be real gold.

B0CLHCMQWJ

B0CL2PC9Y3

B0CBLKCZNG

B0CGRB8S41

B0CJX99YV9

B0CL9G8ZQ1

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It is extremely disappointing that Amazon is ignoring this issue for so long. We have purchased pairs to prove they are not real gold, and nothing has come of it. We have created several reports of abuse but immediately receive a response that nothing is found.

I'm not sure how long it will take, but Amazon needs to understand that these Chinese companies are ripping off their customers by lying to them about plated gold.

Not to mention the impact it has on us real Fine Jewelry sellers. If you search 14k gold hoops, the ads are flooded with Chinese gold plated selling as real Gold. They have endless funds for their ads since they are selling hoops that cost $2 for $70.

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It is extremely disappointing that Amazon is ignoring this issue for so long. We have purchased pairs to prove they are not real gold, and nothing has come of it. We have created several reports of abuse but immediately receive a response that nothing is found.

I'm not sure how long it will take, but Amazon needs to understand that these Chinese companies are ripping off their customers by lying to them about plated gold.

Not to mention the impact it has on us real Fine Jewelry sellers. If you search 14k gold hoops, the ads are flooded with Chinese gold plated selling as real Gold. They have endless funds for their ads since they are selling hoops that cost $2 for $70.

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@SEAmod we have purchased too. The intiial reply is there is no violation. We then escalate to SAS core which we are still part of for now and they have been able to have some listings removed. Sometimes they still say no violation.

So if there is no violation when you report it through the proper channels, that means Amazon approves of these bad actors?

You hit it on the head with the PPC ads. They can spend huge because they are selling $2 earrings for $70. This is high margin for Amazon , maybe thats why they dont shut it down

Look at what Pavoi sells gold plated metal for. Thats the real price or what they should be.

What about the hundreds of ripped off consumers, who think they bought 14K gold and received gold plated base metal , what will Amazon do for them?

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@SEAmod we have purchased too. The intiial reply is there is no violation. We then escalate to SAS core which we are still part of for now and they have been able to have some listings removed. Sometimes they still say no violation.

So if there is no violation when you report it through the proper channels, that means Amazon approves of these bad actors?

You hit it on the head with the PPC ads. They can spend huge because they are selling $2 earrings for $70. This is high margin for Amazon , maybe thats why they dont shut it down

Look at what Pavoi sells gold plated metal for. Thats the real price or what they should be.

What about the hundreds of ripped off consumers, who think they bought 14K gold and received gold plated base metal , what will Amazon do for them?

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Seller_8rcwmHdQknTKG

@SEAmod@CR_Amazon@Danny_Amazon @Jameson_Amazon

How are branded fine jewelry sellers able to compete with all of these fraudulent Jewelry listings? After many years and hundreds of thousands of dollars on ads, we are being damaged by following the rules.

We just purchased another pair that was clearly fake as well. Another listing selling fraudulent jewelry to unsuspecting customers. The listing shows that they sold over 400 pairs in the last month!

Below is the listing that is advertising as real Gold, but is deceiving customers and selling fake gold plated. How is this able to continue on hundreds of listings of Chinese sellers?

Is there any update on an investigation into this issue?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CBLKCZNG?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

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@SEAmod@CR_Amazon@Danny_Amazon @Jameson_Amazon

How are branded fine jewelry sellers able to compete with all of these fraudulent Jewelry listings? After many years and hundreds of thousands of dollars on ads, we are being damaged by following the rules.

We just purchased another pair that was clearly fake as well. Another listing selling fraudulent jewelry to unsuspecting customers. The listing shows that they sold over 400 pairs in the last month!

Below is the listing that is advertising as real Gold, but is deceiving customers and selling fake gold plated. How is this able to continue on hundreds of listings of Chinese sellers?

Is there any update on an investigation into this issue?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CBLKCZNG?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

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