The DelistHQ blog

Counterfeit enforcement notes for ecommerce brands: marketplace tactics, seller behavior, and what actually keeps listings down.

2026-09-28 When the reporting portal is not enough: knowing when to hire an IP lawyer

Most counterfeit problems end at the reporting portal. Some need a lawyer. The signals that separate a DIY enforcement matter from one where counsel pays for itself.

2026-09-27 eBay VeRO vs Amazon Brand Registry: which takedown system is faster

eBay's VeRO and Amazon's Brand Registry both remove infringing listings, but they work very differently. Speed, evidence requirements, and appeal processes compared.

Repeat infringer escalation: going past the reporting portal

2026-09-26: When a counterfeit seller keeps coming back after takedowns, the reporting portal is not enough. The escalation ladder that gets repeat infringers off the platform for good.

Amazon Brand Registry takedowns: what evidence actually works

Trademark match, dated evidence, and a test buy when sellers dispute. The filing package that gets listings removed fast.

Instagram counterfeit shops: reporting that actually sticks

A single post removal barely slows a counterfeit shop. Account-level trademark reports, with your registration number and examples of brand misuse in...

Why test buys win takedown appeals

Screenshots show what a listing claims. A test buy proves what the seller ships: no brand packaging, wrong materials, replica serial numbers, or a...

How knockoffs poison your reviews and returns

Buyers do not blame sellers they never heard of. When a counterfeit arrives, breaks, or disappoints, the review lands on the listing the buyer...

Why takedowns alone fail: the re-listing problem

For a professional counterfeit seller, a takedown is a Tuesday. The listing comes down, and the same product goes back up within days: new listing...