If you are a seller on AliExpress, malicious complaints about stealing pictures by your peers may result in your store being banned or punished.

Here are some coping strategies for your reference:

1. Verify clearly first: If you really did not steal other people's pictures and information, and can provide evidence to prove that your pictures were taken by you or have obtained copyright, then you can contact AliExpress customer service and submit corresponding supporting materials to prove that you have not infringed.

2. Communicate with the complainant: If you think that your peers have maliciously complained about stealing pictures, you can take the initiative to communicate with them to understand the reasons for their complaints. If you can solve the problem yourself, you can try to solve it proactively. At the same time, you can show your supporting materials to the complainant to let them know that you did not steal other people's pictures.

3. Contact a professional intellectual property lawyer: If you think that your store has been affected by improper complaints and its normal operation, you can contact a professional intellectual property lawyer for consultation and defense, so as to better safeguard your rights and protect the interests of the store.

4. Avoid recurrence: To avoid being complained about again, it is recommended that you ensure that your products and pictures do not infringe on the copyright and intellectual property rights of others. Before posting your products, you can carefully check whether your products and pictures are similar to or have duplicate parts with other sellers to avoid unnecessary disputes and complaints.

In short, if you encounter malicious complaints about stolen pictures from your peers, you must first remain calm, understand the reasons for the other party's complaint, provide real information, and use legal means to protect your legal rights.