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.

False Claims / Items taken down via… False Claims / Items taken down via ebay. This company uses AI to scan ebay/amazon listings for their client base. They will "claim" your item has violated copyright and will be taken down for "brand protection"

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,

False Claims! Agree with others.. Redpoint reports registered sellers to market places for copyright, even though the resellers purchase the branded goods from the official distributors. In my case, they decided to get me for using the WORD 'bullet journal' which is a general term used by various companies for the type of product. Images and such used were my own. Terrible company!

The tech must be pretty rubbish I had not heard of Red Points till yesterday when we were targeted by them. As the publisher of an international magazine with five editions, it was a surprise to receive notice that a copyright infringement accusation was levelled against us by a larger competitor—via its contractor, Red Points. The accusation was utterly baseless, and we can prove it. We can prove the sources of our story. Can they prove their position? I doubt it. And here’s the thing: Red Points’ client publishes in Spanish. We’re in English. I can’t find anything on the client site even remotely resembling our article. The technology must be pretty poor if we were flagged. I certainly wouldn’t be encouraged to use it. Judging by the other reviews here, it seems it’s not the most ethical firm. It doesn’t appear supportive of a free press—unless the media organization is paying them.