Author: Sean Hollister
If you’re a reputable Chinese gadget manufacturer with millions of dollars at stake because Amazon banned your ass for inflating user reviews... do you roll over? File a lawsuit? Or change a single letter in your name and try to sneak back onto Amazon anyhow?
It sure seems like Sunvalley, parent company of the popular RavPower, Vava and TaoTronics brands, chose door number three.
We recently spotted all three banned brands back on the Amazon storefront under the flimsiest of disguises: Vava had changed its name to “Vav,” TaoTronics became “Taotronic,” and RavPower was simply “Rav.” We took screenshots for posterity:
They’re not the only ones, either. Banned brand Choetech didn’t even need...
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If you’re a reputable Chinese gadget manufacturer with millions of dollars at stake because Amazon banned your ass for inflating user reviews... do you roll over? File a lawsuit? Or change a single letter in your name and try to sneak back onto Amazon anyhow?
It sure seems like Sunvalley, parent company of the popular RavPower, Vava and TaoTronics brands, chose door number three.
We recently spotted all three banned brands back on the Amazon storefront under the flimsiest of disguises: Vava had changed its name to “Vav,” TaoTronics became “Taotronic,” and RavPower was simply “Rav.” We took screenshots for posterity:
They’re not the only ones, either. Banned brand Choetech didn’t even need...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...