Terrible company Terrible company. Claim items are fake but have zero proof. My company has purchase receipts to prove otherwise. A bunch of unqualified people!

Red Points is a game changer in brand… Red Points is a game changer in brand protection! We had a BP service provider previously that focused on Ebay and Craigslist and cost us 2xs what Red Points cost plus Red Points enforces on marketplaces globally! My account rep is easily accessible and committed to supporting our business! Highly recommend!

Awful company to deal with go… Awful company to deal with go elsewhere! Redpoints had one of our eBay listings removed which resulted in a 7 day restriction on our account, this is currently costing us £1000 a day. The company that redpoint where working for even told them to drop the claim against us at it was incorrect, they where instructed to send a simple email to eBay to confirm the withdrawal of the complaint, we are now 24 hours since they where instructed to do this and still nothing, another £1000 lost due to their slow and unresponsive actions. We will be putting in a claim against RedPoints to claim back what we have lost due to their wrong doing. Try to phone them all you get told is "that department does not take phone calls" If you are a company looking for someone to look after your trademark's id look elsewhere

Redpoints - We were initially frustrated that the software took genuine products down but this was resolved eventually - nearly 3 months Redpoints - Took our products down in May 23, they were genuine items and this lead to some frustration. We complained to the company who did reverse their decision - although it took till July 23, we only wish that the software lead identification lead to a considered view rather than mass takedown

Unprofessional at best Manufacturers that want to keep their products off online marketplaces as much as possible hire this company to target small businesses which have legally purchased their inventory at wholesale. They make false counterfeit accusations through programs like VERO. The only recourse after politely asking them to be ethical human beings is to file a lawsuit in a state that may very well be halfway across the country. They know that most small businesses do not have the funds or legal team that would enable them to do so. What their clients don't seem to realize is that by doing this instead of intercepting their products they do not want sold on certain outlets before going to wholesalers is that companies will stop purchasing. Then the national retailers they want so desperately to stock their products will stop buying knowing that they can't unload the junk when it doesn't fly off the shelves. Ultimately they hurt themselves; the problem is the legitimate sellers they harm in the process.