Even so, it is better to write your complaint reasons professionally than unprofessionally, so Taobao will pay more attention to it. If it is a trademark complaint, you can write:

1. Our company (obligee) enjoys the exclusive right to use the XX trademark;

2. The respondent uses the same or similar trademark as our company on the same kind of goods or similar goods without the permission of the obligee;

3. The respondent's behavior seriously violated the legitimate rights and interests of our company, disrupted the market order, and infringed on the purchase interests of consumers.

4. If the respondent thinks that it has the right to use the trademark or that its infringing products have other legal sources, we require the respondent to provide relevant certificates.

Other rights can also consider this format, but it should be adjusted appropriately. If Taobao still ignores it, I'm afraid you can only sue and list the owner and Taobao as co-defendants. The owner's real name information can be obtained from Taobao, which usually provides it. If Taobao does not provide it, you can directly sue Taobao. According to the law, Taobao belongs to providing convenient conditions for intellectual property infringement and belongs to the same infringement.

As soon as you sue, Taobao will immediately delete the infringing link. If you want to stop the infringement, you have achieved your goal. If you want to make a claim, you should collect and preserve the evidence in advance and ask the notary office for help. Otherwise Taobao will definitely not admit it.