Germany'S Old Businesses Say Amazon Has Stopped Selling Goods To Supply.

It is reported that

The counterfeit brand of boots and unlicensed merchandise, Germany.

and

Birkenstock announced that it will stop supplying the world's largest online shopping platform from January next year.

In addition, on the 5 day of the month, the company sent letters to thousands of retail partners, saying that the company no longer authorized third party businesses to sell products on Amazon website.

CNBC secretly obtained the memorandum from David Khan, the chief executive of the United States.

In this memo, Khan wrote: "Amazon operates in an" open market "form, but we experience unacceptable business practices in such an environment, which we think will harm our brand.

The report said he decided to draw a line with Amazon in order to keep the signboard of the park.

"The orderly conduct of its internal activities and the continued cooperation with Amazon have proved impossible."

He wrote.

It may be a case that the world's largest online platform without Amazon is still successful, the report said.

But even Khan himself knows well that they just leave Amazon, which does not mean that those counterfeit products will no longer exist.

In his memo, Mr. Khan also pointed out that the company will warn consumers that it is best to buy only through authorized retailers, and that the products on the Amazon website may be fake and untrustworthy.

Subsequently, a spokesman for the company confirmed the authenticity of the memo, but declined to comment further.

Boots were released in 1774, and are popular with fashion and stars because of their comfort.

However, the brand of German sandals founded by the 240 years ago has become the victim of the spread of Amazon counterfeit products.

Brink found that many sellers on the website offered a super low price of $79.99 to promote Arizona, a $20 cheaper than official retail price.

It has been reported that both the brand and other small brands such as brink are more difficult because of the increasing number of fake products on Amazon's website.

Such examples are everywhere.

For example, many stores in the Amazon are selling a MK signature handbag. Compared to the retail price of $198, the product sells at Amazon's lowest price of $101.

The Canadian national treasure brand "Canada Goose" a popular down jacket sells for $1000 on the official website, but the lowest price of the same product on Amazon website is less than $650.

The brand dealer said that such a price is hard to buy genuine.

The report points out that the tricks used by the bad dealers in selling counterfeit goods include hiring writers to flatter commodities and make false comments to help them get on the top selling list.

In addition, using the Amazon logistics system loopholes, for example, Amazon will concentrate all dealers' inventory on the fulfillment center of their orders, so that fake goods are mixed with genuine products.

Reported that Amazon's weak review measures allow sellers to "play with" the system, even after being discovered illegal activities, can still be re opened accounts in different names.

For CNBC's above report, Amazon issued a statement that Amazon does not allow counterfeit products to be sold on its market platform, and that counterfeit products are rare.

Every Amazon consumer is protected by Amazon. If they receive counterfeit products from the platform seller, Amazon will refund or replace it.