Product photos. One rule for some, some for others….!?

I’ve been helping out an Amazon seller (UK) for the past 6 years. They mainly sell gardening products.
All sellers know that Amazon set’s certain rules when it comes to the main product image. White background, no text, blah blah blah. Now we abide by the rules as much as possible. Some we’ve managed to slipped through the net that do not strictly follow the white background rule (etc). HOWEVER, I notice many sellers break all the rules, featuring all sorts of graphics and such on their main image.
I mean, if we even have a watermark or like an inset image on our photo we get flagged!?

So how are these “rule breakers” slipping through the net?! If you’re one of the rule breakers, what’s your secret!? Haha.