Seller-Central SE Tricks 05-28-2017, 01:45 AM
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Hello Sinners
, o7
I am looking for any other Amazon sellers that have found a way to get the stubborn negative amazon reviews off of there account. I have every trick in the book to get 95% of my reviews taken down but for those really stubborn ones I am trying to find an "Alternative Method" to have them removed.
So a little info about amazon:
1.) They do not provide your customers real email address. They provide sellers like myself with an address like "2564$#^$&@Amazon.com" and then forward messages to the customers real address.
2.) If you can get a customer to reply to your message stating that they will take down their review, you can then contact amazon support and they will remove it.
3.) On the amazon messaging platform you can attach files so you are able to send your customers return slips or images of products or PDF manuals.
So that being the case, my first thought is if I could send a payload (keep in mind I have no idea if this will work or how to do it) to the customer in an attached return slip or image that would call home and reveal their actual email address I could then spend 2 weeks learning how to fish the credentials, log in and respond to my own message with "Please take down my review" and bingo I'm back to 100%.
This is the best idea I have been able to cook up while anger banging my keyboard at seller support trying to get them to remove the 3 reviews holding me at 99%. If you have any other tricks or idea speak up now as I am completely open to suggestions.
Any discussion about black hat dropshiping or seller-central tricks appreciated!
edit: PS. A payload I could send to someone to reveal their email is worth some bitcoin to me.
, o7I am looking for any other Amazon sellers that have found a way to get the stubborn negative amazon reviews off of there account. I have every trick in the book to get 95% of my reviews taken down but for those really stubborn ones I am trying to find an "Alternative Method" to have them removed.
So a little info about amazon:
1.) They do not provide your customers real email address. They provide sellers like myself with an address like "2564$#^$&@Amazon.com" and then forward messages to the customers real address.
2.) If you can get a customer to reply to your message stating that they will take down their review, you can then contact amazon support and they will remove it.
3.) On the amazon messaging platform you can attach files so you are able to send your customers return slips or images of products or PDF manuals.
So that being the case, my first thought is if I could send a payload (keep in mind I have no idea if this will work or how to do it) to the customer in an attached return slip or image that would call home and reveal their actual email address I could then spend 2 weeks learning how to fish the credentials, log in and respond to my own message with "Please take down my review" and bingo I'm back to 100%.
This is the best idea I have been able to cook up while anger banging my keyboard at seller support trying to get them to remove the 3 reviews holding me at 99%. If you have any other tricks or idea speak up now as I am completely open to suggestions.
Any discussion about black hat dropshiping or seller-central tricks appreciated!

edit: PS. A payload I could send to someone to reveal their email is worth some bitcoin to me.
(This post was last modified: 05-28-2017, 01:49 AM by SparkleLed.)


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