Vlad is a scammer
Vlad is a scammer. What he says sounds good and hooks you but his product is crap and he will stop responding to you after complaints. search him up, he is an ex-con serving years in prison.
March 5, 2026
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Caused My Amazon Account Deactivation
I paid Vladimir to provide some distributors and brands for Amazon FBA and he did. The one thing he didn't do is get the permission from the brands for me to sell on Amazon. Because of that, Amazon deactivated my account. Even after a year, I was not able to reactivate my account and I am giving up. If you want someone to ruin your business from the start, hire Vladimir.
October 13, 2024
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