DON'T Do This If You Get Cease And Desist Letter On Amazon

Amazon Cease and Desist Tips with Attorney David Miller 🚫📦

Hey there, it's Vova Even! 🚀

Ever received a mysterious C&D (that's "Cease & Desist Letter" for the uninitiated) on Amazon and scratched your head wondering what to do next?

Well, you're in for a treat!

I recently sat down (virtually) with David Miller, the brain behind The Law Office of David Allen Miller.

I turned our video chit-chat into this article to make things super duper easy-peasy for you.

If you're more of a 'watch and learn' type, just scroll a tad, and you'll find our video below.

Ready to uncover the mysteries of the C&D world with David and me?

Buckle up, dear reader, because here we go! 🎢📝🌟

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Vova: Hey there, folks!

Ever wondered what you should do if you get a cease and desist (C&D) letter from Amazon?

You know, that letter from the brand owner telling you to, well, "cease and desist" from selling their product on Amazon?

Worry not!

Today, I've got David Miller with me, a legal pro from the Law Office of David Allen Miller.

He's got our backs when it comes to Amazon's legal issues.

And hey, if you're looking for more content with David, check out the playlist below.

We've got close to 20 videos in it.

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And of course, if you need to get in touch with David directly, I'll share his contact info by the end of this article.

Alright, David, spill the beans!

What's the deal with these cease and desist letters?

David: Vova, thanks for having me!

When it comes to these letters, it's essential to know what to do AND what not to do.

Let's start with the don'ts:

1. Never Admit Anything - If they say you're infringing, don't just nod and say yes, even if it's a mistake. Admissions can come back to haunt you.

2. Don’t Sign Without Legal Advice - I’ve seen sellers who sign things before getting advice. And then they're stuck. Say they’ve promised not to sell an item; if they later decide to sell it, they're in hot water.

3. Don’t Assume They’re Right - Just because a letter has fancy legal letterhead doesn’t mean they have the upper hand. There's a lot of wiggle room in these matters. Some firms may say your products are different from theirs, but what counts as "different" can be debated.

Vova: Got it, David!

So, in a nutshell: don't admit, don't sign, and don't assume.

And folks, if you've got more queries or need further help with these C&D letters (short for cease and desist, remember?), David's your guy.

Reach out to him, details are right below.

1. Phone: 516-313-1572

2. Email: David@DamLawFirm.com

3. Personal Website: Attorney for Amazon Sellers

4. YouTube: David Miller - YouTube

5. Instagram: David Miller - Instagram

6. TikTok: David Miller - TikTok

7. Facebook: David Miller - Facebook

8. LinkedIn: David Miller - LinkedIn

Thanks for joining us today, and have a fantastic day, everyone! Bye!

David: Thanks for having me, Vova. Take care and see you all next time!

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Conclusion

So, that's a wrap on my conversation with David.

Whew!

Legal matters can seem like trying to solve a Rubik's Cube blindfolded, right?

But hopefully, with David's insights, things are a tad clearer (and less twisty-turny).

Remember, in the world of Amazon selling, it's all about being smart and staying informed.

And hey, if you ever stumble upon a cease and desist letter in your inbox, don’t hit the panic button.

Instead, think of David's top three tips: don't admit, don't sign, and don't assume.

Stay savvy, my friends, and until our next chat, keep those Amazon sales soaring! 🚀🎈🎉

Best,

Vova :)