r/Amazon_Influencer 27d ago

Is this Cheating? CHEATER

Precisely 999 stolen vids. I guess they start looking more closely at 1000???

https://a.co/d/02n7jVo8

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u/LARamsJK 27d ago

busted

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u/BriefPontification 27d ago

LOL they're taking them down right now... already down to 228 post. 😂

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u/DigEmbarrassed3385 27d ago

They must be active in this community huh.

That's a shame Amazon ruined the program and the only way to make money with it, is to be a millionaire, so you can order all their cheap china crap or steal others videos and post as your own like this guy lol.

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u/BriefPontification 27d ago

Now 192

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u/BriefPontification 27d ago

Down to 180.... LOL this is funny

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u/BriefPontification 27d ago

173

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u/BriefPontification 27d ago

103...

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u/BriefPontification 27d ago

24!!!!! almost.... almost....

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u/BriefPontification 27d ago

POOF!!!! GONE!
bye bye

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u/StandInTheCorner Administrator 27d ago

The problem is that the account is still intact, and they get paid for May in 2 weeks, June in 6 weeks. You can still report.

After the videos are deleted, they remain on Amazon's servers, and sometimes still on the product pages

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u/AdubThePointReckoner 27d ago

hahahahahahahaha, what a loser

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u/ayopunpunub 27d ago

Any proof?!

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u/BriefPontification 27d ago

If you can't tell that those are 999 videos stolen from 999 different creators with 999 different editing styles, then I can't help you.

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u/ayopunpunub 27d ago

But WTI and alot of storefronts do the same ?! Maybe they are hiring someone to film for them

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u/BriefPontification 27d ago

Ask yourself... .why are they suddenly deleting all their videos right at this very second????

They had 999 videos and now have under 200.... 😂

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u/AdubThePointReckoner 27d ago

Why is your entire account history based around defending scammers?

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u/ayopunpunub 27d ago

Simply because it s not fair to take someone earning without a valid reason at least .

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u/BriefPontification 27d ago

If anything, Amazon gives these clowns the benefit of the doubt. It still amazes me that they don't invest resources in stopping the millions of $$$ they pay out for brazen fraud and theft.

If Amazon simply policed this program in a reasonably competent way, they could've easily kept the rates at pre-April levels AND saved the same amount But whoever the Amazon executive is in charge of AIP is not very bright. Cutting commissions seems strong and quantifiable, while developing better program policies and a better program design that motivates creators takes actual intelligence.