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In the face of online sellers who are not authorized to sell your company's products at low prices, you can take the following measures to deal with them.
1.*Investigation and Evidence Collection**: First of all, you need to collect relevant evidence, including product screenshots, sales links, **information, etc., to prove that the seller has indeed sold your company's products at a low price without authorization.
2.Negotiate with the seller: Once you've gathered enough evidence, you can try to negotiate with the seller to stop the unauthorized sale and adjust it to a reasonable level. During the negotiation process, you can explain to the seller your position and requirements, as well as the possible consequences of an unauthorized sale.
3.*Complaint to the platform**: If the negotiation fails, you can complain to the online sales platform about the seller's unauthorized low-price sales. When you file a complaint, you will need to provide evidence that the seller's actions have violated your rights. Platforms will usually investigate complaints and take appropriate action in accordance with their regulations.
4.*Legal Protection**: If none of the above measures solve the problem, you can consider taking legal measures to protect your rights. You can consult a professional lawyer to understand the relevant laws and regulations, and take appropriate legal action, such as suing the seller for infringement of your intellectual property rights or trademark rights.
During the process, you need to take care to retain all relevant evidence so that it can be used to defend your rights if necessary. At the same time, you can also consider strengthening the intellectual property protection of your products, such as applying for patents, trademarks, etc., to better protect your rights and interests.
In short, if an online seller is not authorized to sell your company's products at a low price, you can deal with it by investigating and collecting evidence, negotiating with the seller, complaining to the platform, and protecting legal rights. During the process, you need to retain relevant evidence, strengthen the protection of intellectual property rights, and choose the appropriate way to protect your rights and interests.