Would love to find out more about your strategy for this! @Robb Green looking forward to this Thursday's call

@Jason Pratt It's unbelievably frustrating how uncooperative TikTok are. We found several things effective: - Registering you IP on TikTok's IPPC portal and reporting there is much more effective than reporting on Shop Tab - Consulting advice from a freelance specialist will save you a lot of frustration - TikTok seem to just reject reports unless you include ONLY the exact evidence necessary that is a clear example of infringing upon one type of IP. Look into BrandShield and Edison. It really is like whackamole and we found it easier to hand it over whilst TikTok weren't cooperating - Initially I would attach a 10-page PDF with all our different IP and pointing at various infringements, but these tended to get rejected. Don't include ANY half-relevant supporting evidence, keep it specific to one violation type and to the point - Threatening DMs can be quite effective. Get around TT's DM character limit by sending a screenshot of a cease and desist order - "[Your brand] owns trademark & design rights to all products, including [your product]. Your listing violates these rights. Remove it within 24 hours or we will pursue legal action via TikTok IPPC and UK IP law." - Get a VA to scan for new copycats every day or 2 and deposit into a tracking sheet. They can send the DMs too - Our account manager and category manager both claimed they couldn't do anything to help and we had to do it through IPPC, shop tab reporting and SAM. The copycats suddenly all started being removed after around 6 weeks though, and I think putting pressure on as many people at TikTok as possible is a good idea. I think someone may have sorted something for us internally without being able to say they had done. Hope that helps!