Watch: Joshua Albanese on how to remove Amazon reviews
In this short, Joshua Albanese, founder of The Reputation.org, answers "How to remove Amazon reviews": the right rule, the right channel and the patterns that get a review pulled. Delivered with AI-assisted narration. Every answer is written and verified by our reputation team.
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Video Transcript
Business owner: How to remove Amazon reviews. Because a one-star on my hot sauce says the box came crushed.
Joshua: You can't delete one, but you can report it yourself or have a removal team build the case. Amazon's Community Guidelines say reviews that violate them are subject to removal. Click "Report" below the review and pick the reason. Three things decide whether Amazon pulls it, and your crushed box is one of them. Then there's the faster way.
Business owner: Three things. Go.
Joshua: One. The right rule. If it only talks about the box, name Amazon's shipping rule. A vague report reads as a disagreement. Two. The channel. A product review, seller feedback, and a competitor attack each go through a different door. Three. Patterns. If it's a competitor, you document account ages, purchase histories, and timing.
Business owner: I sell hot sauce. I don't have time for this.
Joshua: That's why TheReputation.org exists. We do this every day. We know which policy fits, build the evidence, and work the appeal. On the review cases we take on, nearly 90% come down.
Business owner: So I ship sauce. You handle the case.
Joshua: If a review is dragging down your Amazon listing, comment "REMOVAL." We'll look at whether it breaks the guidelines and handle it for you.