Someone else is selling on my Amazon listing. Is it a hijacker?
A name you don’t know shows up next to “Sold by” on your listing. Is it a hijacker? Sometimes. But one of the worst hijacks we’ve worked on never touched the owner’s buy box. A US party-décor brand kept selling as normal while a stranger’s brand name crept onto its listings, one at a time, over several months. By the time it reached us, around 150 ASINs across 93 parent listings carried a brand customers didn’t recognize. New listings inherited it. The storefront showed it too. Sales hadn’t dropped. That’s why it ran so long. So, don’t judge a hijack by the Buy Box alone. And don’t panic at every new seller either. Not every one is a hijacker. These are the seven signs we check on every intake, and how to capture proof before the seller vanishes. 📌 In This Article What are the 7 signs a hijacker is on your listing? How do you capture evidence before the seller disappears? Why don’t brand hijacks show up in your sales? Where this goes wrong Proof: Pushpeel FAQ ...