如何短时间干翻竞争对手50+listing

So Amazon is such a mess. I have my employees opening anywhere from 150-250 claims a month currently. Some of those claims vary. We open claims through Vendor Express, through Amazon, with pq-preapprovals, seller-performance, notice@amazon.com, copyright@amazon.com, blah blah blah. Some of those claims are tracked in the case log, sometimes we are emailed on them and they do not appear in the case log and sometimes they mark them as answered when they are not and Amazon's system makes those cases a bitch to find.

We have multiple brands in the registry and they both equal more than 100K a month in sales. We have some popular listings so many sellers started copying our pages and making their own with higher prices. If a customer purchased from them they would turn around and order from us. It didn't bother me at first but it got out of hand quick. We asked Amazon to just remove these pages since they are duplicated. They stated they can only merge them - well if you have ever merged a page, it is a mess. They will mess up all the info, images, etc so instead we decided to file copyright claims here. We just pasted the ASINs in and marked the images as infringing. We did this for about 50 listings. Every single one was pulled down within a week. We were told we would be updated but never were - I checked by searching the ASINs and noticed they were completely removed from the catalog.

Amazon shared our information with the sellers that were infringing. One seller ended up emailing me - his account got banned. His English shows he is most likely from India. He also told me how he uses Amazon to support his family. Anyways I don't know if it is right but he apologized so I emailed Amazon to ask that they remove the claim against him. He won't be selling my items again and I honestly feel bad about it. I wanted to share this with you guys because I am extremely surprised how easy it is to file a claim with no proof. I could have just filed a false claim, got this seller banned and then ignored his emails. I have been on the reverse side of this where I received a performance notification on a false claim and I emailed the owner of the IP back and since they never responded there was nothing I could do. So say you have 1 competitor and you hit him with a false claim a week before Thanksgiving - you could most likely have him kicked off Amazon for 3-4 weeks while solving the claim and grab all his sales. Even though I am on the "winning" side of this issue with Amazon the system seems fucked up, doesn't it?