Controversy / America blacklisted five foreign websites of Amazon, company said- This move is driven by politics, Trump is removing personal enmity from Bezos

·      US Trade Representative Office said - Amazon had complaints about selling fake goods

·      Amazon said - has invested heavily to combat illegal activities on the platform

New York. The lockdown has blacklisted the five foreign sites of the huge profit-making company, Amazon, into the US government. This includes sites in the UK, Germany, France, India and Canada. The US administration has accused the e-commerce platform of selling counterfeit and pirated products. On this, Amazon clarified that Amazon said that this move of the Trump government is clearly politically motivated, because it has invested heavily to combat illegal activities on the platform.

 



Amazon received many complaints about selling counterfeit goods,

US Trade Representative Office said that this step has been taken because there were many complaints of selling fake goods on Amazon in the country.





Trump's personal enmity with Jeff Bezos - Amazon says that such a move has been taken due to differences between Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos and President Trump, and the decision is entirely politically motivated. Although there is no legal weight in the list, but the name of it creates a question mark on the companies, especially popular companies like Amazon.





This is clearly a political conspiracy - the Amazon

company said in a statement that - it is clearly a political conspiracy. Because the administration used the US government to pursue personal retaliation against Amazon. The online shopping giant also said that it has invested significantly in technology to prevent counterfeit products from being sold on its platform. Amazon's US website was excluded from the list.




Clear information about sellers not available on site

According to the report, a number of complaints have surfaced in which Amazon sites have not provided clear information about sellers and the process of removing platforms selling counterfeit goods was lengthy and cumbersome. Amazon said in its statement that it had invested a lot to tackle the problem, and had blocked more than 6 billion bad listings before being listed on the platform last year. An Amazon spokesperson said that we are active in the sale of fake salmon.





Trump, who has previously accused Amazon, has

often clashed several times with Amazon and personally Jeff Bezos, who recently bought the Washington Post newspaper. Trump has previously accused Amazon of not paying enough taxes.