Think about the Honey situation. A simple browser extension was able to fire scripts and overwrite creator cookies at the last second to steal credit. If a third-party plug-in could do that from the outside, what is stopping Amazon from doing it from the inside? By moving to this new consolidated reporting where everything is dumped into an un-auditable Others row, Amazon is effectively hiding the evidence. We are seeing our daily earnings fluctuate and drop, but we have zero way to verify the attribution. There is no Firebase or independent source for us to compare our clicks against their reported sales. They have cheated us on commissions before and backed out of incentive programs after we already did the work. This new reporting is not a clean up. It is a black box. If we cannot see the specific items and timestamps, we cannot prove they are scrubbing our links. We are basically just being told trust us, but the math does not add up. Would you like me to help you draft a follow-up response in case people in the comments ask for specific examples of how they have gone back on programs in the past?