1. Remove infringing products from the shelves in a timely manner. If you find that the products you put on the shelves bear someone else's trademark, you should remove the infringing products from the shelves immediately instead of waiting until you have been sued before removing the infringing products. It is not recommended to create a new listing for sale after moving the warehouse. Because since rights holders have decided to raise the banner of laws and regulations to complain against infringing sellers, they often will not give up and will report it once they see it. It is very likely that you were removed from the store before you placed an order, and if you have been complained a lot, the store will be in danger, and being locked up is just around the corner. If the inventory is huge and you still want to continue selling, you can contact the plaintiff’s law firm. It is not recommended to send an email directly to the plaintiff’s law firm. Sellers who send messages themselves will generally not receive a reply from the plaintiff’s law firm. This method has little effect and is unprofessional. A substantial sum of money may be paid in damages and a share of the sales. Try to ask a US lawyer who is familiar with TRO to determine the scope of the temporary injunction. Be sure to hire a lawyer immediately to respond within the defense period to ensure that the defense period is not missed. 2. When there is no infringement or there is dispute, or there is corresponding intellectual property rights, and no response is received after contacting the complaining party multiple times, it is recommended to provide analytical evidence of non-infringement of the product to the platform official via email. If the complaint is not true, for example, the reported ASIN has never appeared in your store, you can try to write an email explaining all this and request that the store be restored to normal status. Or if a product has been accused of design patent infringement, but you think there are big differences, you can also write an email to refute, listing one, two, or three differences. In short, the appeal must be reasonable and restrained, and do not show an angry or frustrated attitude. 3. Eliminate other infringement risks. Receiving a warning is not irreversible, but it should also be taken seriously. Some people say that before every major accident occurs, there are 100 signs that it will happen. If an ASIN is warned of infringement, it is very likely that there are other products at risk of infringement in the store, but no complaints have been received from the rights holders. Taking the time to check carefully can largely avoid the risk of store closures caused by repeated infringement warnings. If the AliExpress platform randomly checks for infringement, sellers need to remove the infringing products from the shelves in time. The rules of the platform are very strict, and stores with relatively large violations will be frozen, so sellers must abide by them during the operation process. rule.