Both Amazon and customers have been deceived with fake promotions for months!
Hello
Some sellers define coupons such as "buy 3, get 1 free" or "buy 2, 50% off" on their products and limit the purchase limit to 1 piece. In this way, the system gives these sellers the buy box.
While it is misleading information for the customer, they are also exploiting Amazon's security vulnerability!
This needs to be prevented! There must be a difference between these people and those who try to do their job properly!
The seller clearly violates Amazon's Seller Code of Conduct in multiple ways:
-Failure to act to ensure a trustworthy experience for Amazon customers
-Behaving in a misleading, inappropriate or offensive manner
When the sellers' id are examined, it appears that they are deceptively trying to get the buy box for all products.
This was all I could detect, but in the face of Amazon's silence, the wave of 'If someone else can do it, I can do it too' started! This number is constantly increasing!
seller id:
A24LLCTQ355ZIM
A2LV5XUADZ7L3F
A36FLFAHZ1Z2SD
ALI7ORA5CNBA8
A1UHBRGJ5VGFAH
AST785TLQ5YY7
A2YTY9H1CC5Q5P
ARBO6NAFRRKVO
Both Amazon and customers have been deceived with fake promotions for months!
Hello
Some sellers define coupons such as "buy 3, get 1 free" or "buy 2, 50% off" on their products and limit the purchase limit to 1 piece. In this way, the system gives these sellers the buy box.
While it is misleading information for the customer, they are also exploiting Amazon's security vulnerability!
This needs to be prevented! There must be a difference between these people and those who try to do their job properly!
The seller clearly violates Amazon's Seller Code of Conduct in multiple ways:
-Failure to act to ensure a trustworthy experience for Amazon customers
-Behaving in a misleading, inappropriate or offensive manner
When the sellers' id are examined, it appears that they are deceptively trying to get the buy box for all products.
This was all I could detect, but in the face of Amazon's silence, the wave of 'If someone else can do it, I can do it too' started! This number is constantly increasing!
seller id:
A24LLCTQ355ZIM
A2LV5XUADZ7L3F
A36FLFAHZ1Z2SD
ALI7ORA5CNBA8
A1UHBRGJ5VGFAH
AST785TLQ5YY7
A2YTY9H1CC5Q5P
ARBO6NAFRRKVO
7 replies
Seller_LBNcwL9dKwXun
yeah, we see this every day, Amazon does nothing. If you submit a violation report they just respond and call it coupon or promotion stacking lm.a.o, so deceptive for the Amazon customer to experience this nonsense
Ana_Amazon
Hello @Seller_kJuchtjGzAzSU
My name is Ana, from the community manager team. Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention, and thank you to @Seller_LBNcwL9dKwXun for sharing your experience as well.
Based on the image you've shared, what you're describing involves two distinct but related concerns:
- Misleading Promotions: Creating multi-unit promotions with quantity restrictions that prevent customers from actually claiming the advertised benefit
- Promotion Stacking: Multiple promotions appearing simultaneously on the same product (as shown in one of your example images with "Save 50% on any 2," "Save 5% when you buy $500," etc.)
For this specific type of abuse, please leverage the self-service reporting tools in Seller Central:
- Navigate to Performance > Account Health
- Click "Report abuse of Amazon policies"
- Select "Listing violates Amazon's policies or misleads customers" as the violation type
- Provide the merchant IDs, ASINs, and detailed explanation of the misleading promotion structure (specifically noting that multi-unit promotions have quantity limits preventing customers from claiming the advertised benefit)
If you have already done this, please share the complaint ID here so I can take a closer look and request a second review.
Thank you for helping maintain the integrity of Amazon's stores.
Kind regards,
-Ana
