DupeHunterHQ hunts counterfeit re-listings on Amazon, Walmart, and TikTok Shop. Every seller we remove goes on a permanent watch list, and the moment a dupe reappears under a new listing or account, we file again with the full case history attached, until staying down is easier than coming back.
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Daily scans of Amazon, Walmart, and TikTok Shop match your catalog against live listings, including TikTok livestream sellers.
Every confirmed counterfeit is filed through the platform's official channel, with evidence formatted to its rules, and tracked to resolution.
Removed sellers go on a permanent watch list. Re-listings are caught in hours and re-filed with the full case history attached.
Counterfeit sellers treat a takedown as a cost of doing business. The same product goes back up under a new listing within days, sometimes under a new account. One-time removal feels like progress while the seller's revenue barely blips. Enforcement only works when re-listing gets harder each time.
Every removed seller, product, and image goes into a permanent watch profile for your brand. Daily scans across Amazon, Walmart, and TikTok Shop match new listings against those profiles, so a returning dupe is flagged in hours, not the next time someone happens to search.
History. A re-filed complaint that includes the seller's prior removals tells the platform this is a repeat offender, not a first-time dispute. Repeat-offender cases get faster action and harsher penalties, up to account termination. We build that record automatically.
| DupeHunterHQ | Typical IP law firm | |
|---|---|---|
| Daily monitoring of Amazon, Walmart, and TikTok Shop | Yes | No |
| Takedowns filed and tracked for you | Yes | Yes |
| TikTok livestream seller coverage | Yes | No |
| Permanent re-listing watch | Yes | No |
| Flat monthly subscription | Yes | No |
Amazon, Walmart Marketplace, and TikTok Shop, including TikTok livestream sellers, who are among the most aggressive re-listers. One subscription covers all three.
Both. Full enforcement: find the counterfeit, file the takedown, then keep the seller on watch permanently. The re-listing focus is what makes the whole program actually work.
Permanently. A seller who counterfeited you once is a lifetime risk, and the watch profile never expires. If they go quiet for a year and come back, the case history is still attached.
Your catalog, brand assets, and trademark or copyright registrations. If you have already done takedowns in the past, share that history and we seed your watch profiles with those sellers immediately.
The weekly report shows a number that matters: active counterfeit listings over time. For brands that stick with the cycle, that line goes down and stays down, because re-listing stops paying.
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