Counterfeit Complaints With Test Buys: Invoices No Longer an Option?

In this video, I cover what appears to be a change affecting Amazon sellers facing counterfeit complaints with test buy situations.
Amazon appears to be instructing sellers not to submit invoices as proof of authenticity. Instead, they only accept one of three documents: a letter of authorization, trademark registration, or a legal document like a court order. For sellers with authentic products but without these documents, this creates a serious challenge. I'll explain how we've been responding with legal letters and provide guidance on navigating this tricky situation. Don't miss this critical update!
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Amazon Counterfeit Complaints with Test Buys: Are invoices no longer an option?