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Amazon sues two influencers for peddling counterfeit goods on Instagram and TikTok 1. Amazon's marketplace, launched in 2000, now accounts for more than half the company's overall sales. While it remains a critical component of Amazon's business, the marketplace has also faced a number of issues related to the sale of counterfeit, unsafe and expired goods. Fake products can be particularly harmful to credible brands that sell on Amazon because they draw away business and can force businesses that already survive on low margins to further lower their prices to compete. 2. The company has pursued counterfeiters in court, rolled out various programs to seek and detect sales of counterfeit goods, and in 2020, launched the Counterfeit Crimes Unit, made up of former federal prosecutors, investigators and data analysts, to mine the site for fraudulent activity. 3. According to a lawsuit the company recently filed, two influencers allegedly teamed up with nearly a dozen third- party sellers to advertise, promote and facilitate the sale of counterfeit luxury goods on Amazon Amazon accused Kelly Fitzpatrick and Sabrina Kelly-Krejci of using Instagram, Facebook and TikTok accounts, as well as their personal websites, to promote counterfeit products being sold on Amazon. The suit, which was filed in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington, also names 11 individuals and businesses based in the U.S. and China that allegedly listed the counterfeit products on Amazon. 4. This complaint alleges the defendants orchestrated a sophisticated scheme to deceive Amazon's counterfeit- detection systems. The sellers and influencers have fueled purchases of knockoff purses, bags, belts and wallets, which were falsely branded as luxury goods from the likes of Gucci and Dior. 5. Fitzpatrick was previously a member of the Amazon Associates program, which allows members to advertise and link to Amazon products in exchange for a percentage of the sales. Amazon removed Fitzpatrick from the program after it discovered she was advertising counterfeits. Fitzpatrick and Kelly-continued to promote the Amazon listings on their social media accounts and websites via photos and videos, then directed consumers to purchase them using a "hidden link." The "hidden link" referred to an Amazon listing, run by a seller in on the scheme, for a non-infringing generic item. After placing the order, sellers would ship out the counterfeit product instead of the generic item. Amazon confirmed the products were fakes by purchasing a series of them, then shut the offending accounts down. 6. Dharmesh Mehta, Amazon's vice president of customer trust and partner support, said in an interview that the case illustrates the need for collaboration between online platforms, which could simplify and expedite the process of catching fraudsters. "Certainly with the social media sites, we've had efforts where as we detect abuse that we think is happening on their sites, we report this to them," Mehta said. "I think this is going to require continued investment from those parties as well, because I would expect any of these critical social media sites would not want a set of crime being perpetrated or organized or advertised through their platforms." The company is seeking unspecified damages from Fitzpatrick and Kelly-Krejci, as well as an injunction against the influencers and sellers that would bar them from selling or promoting any products sold on Amazon. 1 Extracted and Adapted from CNBC.com has pursued counterfeiters in court, rolled out various programs to seek and detect sales of counterfeit goods. a. Instagram b. Dior C. U.S. District Court d. Amazon QUESTION 6 1 points Save Answer The antonym of the word "copycat" from the text is: O a. Brands O b. Generic O c. Fake O d. Counterfeit QUESTION 7 1 points Save Answer Amazon's vice president of customer trust and partner support used his Instagram, Facebook and TikTok accounts to promote counterfeit products sold on Amazon. O True O False