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Hello Nadir,
We generally don't remove Q&A questions unless they are spam or not TAGFEE. Other community members have taken their time to answer the question, and deleting the question removes their MozPoints, and also doesn't give people a reason to answer questions if they keep having their answers removed.
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I think it would be in your best interest to only have one shop instead of two with the exact same products. Also, you should provide a unique description and title for each product and page.
There is no guarantee that you will experience great results by just deleting the 3k item shop, but if the content and products are the exact same, they are most likely competing with each other.
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Hi there
I can't guarantee a huge improvement, but I think you're right - this is probably having a negative affect on the site.
You want your titles and descriptions as unique as possible. I'd also change the theme to make it look less suspicious if possible. Images can actually be kept the same - it's not uncommon for thousands shops to use stock product images and Google recognises this.
Should you change all the written content to be unique, it's a safe assertion that your performance will probably improve - or at the very least it will enable you to improve much faster than before now that it is unique.
Hope this helps.
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