Attention businesses that use Red… Attention businesses that use Red Points to "protect your intellectual rights on 3rd party platforms", keep in mind, they use a very wide and destructive net. If instead of asking your long term legitimate wholesale buyers to pull your items from 3rd party sellers, you send this bulldog in to do it, you'll lose said customers permanently. One vendor asked nicely, the other used Red Points. All listings were pulled, but I only buy from one vendor now. Can you guess which one? P.s... I know your items aren't selling at retail because my listings didn't sell, either. Go back to the drawing board. Wrong strategy.

BAN this company This company removed listing on behalf of "Pampered Chef" however they have no actual knowledge of the company. They had multiple listing of mine removed, even though all products are authentic and I purchased them directly through the company. They even tried to remove listing that were no longer active or had active inventory. I have written to them, filled out the removal/retraction requests and it has gotten me nowhere. I plan on reporting this company for their fraudulent practices in as many legitimate sites as I can, as they are NOT a legitimate company working on behalf of their "companies" Im sure I will get a great canned response to this with the form to fill out, that I already have over and over again with no answer.

Have had a great experience with Red Points We just recently moved over to Red Points and have had such a wonderful experience from the beginning. The steps that they took to onboard us was clear, easy and we instantly saw results. I would definitely recommend Red Points services.

Professional scammers Professional scammers, unethical trading, how are these guys operating. These guys represent a brand called K18, they go around telling platforms it’s fake just to take it down, when you respond with lawyers they don’t reply whatsoever. They will try contacting AWS, shopify etc,

Redpoint...A company that needs suing damages Redpoint reports registered sellers to market places for copyright, even though the resellers purchase the branded goods from the official distributors. I'm now in the process of warning all UK distributors for the brands in question about these tactics as they could be left with tens of thousands of pounds worth of stock on their shelves.