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  Priya Gupta (@docpriyagupta) reported 3 minutes ago

  @DHLExpressIndia No resolution yet. Your email team still wants AED350. I confirmed the Amazon FBA address & final ₹12,410 before booking. DHL's quoting error shouldn't become my cost. Please honor your written commitment. AWB 8118818352. RESOLVE ASAP

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  Nicholas (@NickHackett2) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Megsenmumdr @Yahoo I have stuff in Google drive, one drive, drop box, p clound, Amazon one as well before they did something to do it. Yahoo a nightmare and only i have an app is because search function in the event of other Two browsers not working.

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  Arindam (@banerjee291) reported 10 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp its very frustarting that a simple issue like this cannot be taken care and if you cant please let me know i will switch to FLipkart.

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  🪬RX (@kyosei100) reported 15 minutes ago

  not able to login on amazon account customer are not able to do anything @AmazonHelp

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  THUNDER GALLANT (@THUNDERGALLANT) reported 15 minutes ago

  1/5 Every great empire began as an invisible thought. Tesla. Apple. Amazon. SpaceX. None of them existed. Someone simply refused to accept reality as permanent. Your future starts the moment you stop asking, "What job can I get?" ...and start asking, "What problem can I solve for millions?"

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  Simplus (@simplusng) reported 15 minutes ago

  @greyfinance Rubbish! You have said this sorry 1000 times but at the end of the day you refused solving my problem. I tried the card on ebay, Amazon, apple, Google, etc, but it failed on all these sites. I even did a video and sent to you but u still did nothing

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  999 (@xotaayk) reported 16 minutes ago

  is anyone else having issues with Amazon app because what ********

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  𝙣𝙤 𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙨𝙥𝙚𝙘𝙞𝙖𝙡™ (@PETEandrepete_) reported 17 minutes ago

  @firagawalkwthme @SamVanivray Not true. They have Amazon trucks AND Amazon Flex (gig drivers) out in the sticks, going down roads and driveways not even the USPS travels down.

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  Nedley ツ (@nedley) reported 19 minutes ago

  @amazon @AmazonHelp @JeffBezos Why should I have to file a police report to get a refund for a glitch in your own software? I had a Whole Foods delivery order that I never received updates about, then out of the blue I got a text saying it was delivered. No picture, no driver at my door, not a single notification of any kind. I was home the whole time. I contacted the Whole Foods store, who informed me of a system glitch preventing deliveries. My order was affected, unfulfilled, and marked as delivered as a result. Why, when I contacted customer support, am I told I must file a police report and share the confirmation to get a refund for this error? Do you know how wrong it is that I have to file an entire police report for this? Where I live, I literally have to call 911 to file that! “911, what’s your emergency?” “Hi, I’d like a refund from Amazon, so I need to file a police report for my groceries not being delivered.” How stupid is that?

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  Bobby Francis (@LuvBobby6956) reported 21 minutes ago

  @MrCatsPatrick Cats are bad ***! One scientist says they are perfectly evolved predators. I’ve seen a small wild cat not any bigger than a house cat defend her young against a python. That python was sent slithering away. In the Everglades a bobcat is known to have beheaded an invasive Burmese python. In the Amazon, jaguars are specialists at taking down crocodiles and anaconda. In Plantation Oaks apartments in Savannah, Georgia a gray and white domestic short hair became the apartment complex’s hero by taking down a rattle snake that lunged at a two year old. But he got bit by the snake. He was quickly taken to a vet, an antidote was administered and eventually the cat was returned to its home in Plantation Oaks. Dogs are cute though.

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  Jeremy Smith (@JeremyLurks) reported 27 minutes ago

  @DavidTList @amazon You are the 4th author I've seen something like this happen to. The problem is that the packers aren't paid to care, they're paid to do things as fast as possible and punished if they don't.

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  marcie (@marcie_comtois) reported 28 minutes ago

  @MrsLaPorte009 @amazon call them. They have been great about replacing broken items.

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  SarahDescending (@SarahRising888) reported 34 minutes ago

  there are people I've personally done video calls with here who are absolutely using pics from *this person does not exist* type websites, photos of others, and/or other ways that aren't just sloppy ai to make a pfp that is also used to market whatever it is they're selling: spiritual mentorship, e-books for sale on amazon, coaching, courses: I don't know about you, but I find this highly suspect & unethical..if you want or need to be anonymous, perfectly fine..what I take issue with is the faking of connection with a false face: certain of us are called to specific standards: example: if I am telling others I can assist with quantum deliverance ie soul-spirit-essence-dna retrieval across, through, around, outside of, and as part of Time & Space, I better have my real face visible (and of course I do, & tons of videos available to prove it, even though I no longer offer 1:1 services online)

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 39 minutes ago

  The men's plus-size market is $119B and still underserved by everyone pretending to serve it. Built Stoutstock to fix that. Day one: sourcing flips on Amazon, eBay, Facebook. Day dollar-one: casualwear made for the bigger guy. The full thing is coming.

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  miomlao | Econometrics & Markets (@miomlao) reported 40 minutes ago

  It took the S&P 500 2 months to get back to its own high The S&P 500 is at 7,600 again. Not a new record - the same mark it already broke through on June 2 → Back then it was an ATH. Then came a brutal July: a chip selloff, the SOX down 20% from its peak, Nasdaq diving into correction territory → Two months of volatility, AI-bubble headlines, panic in the comments - and the index just walked back to where it started → The reason for the round trip is predictable to the point of boring: Microsoft $MSFT and Amazon $AMZN posted strong earnings last week, then Micron $MU, Nvidia $NVDA, and Marvell $MRVL followed The same five tickers pushed the index to 7,600 in June. The same five tickers brought it back there in August, after two months of chaos in between. If the S&P 500 is really a market of 500 independent stories, it's strange that it only has five main characters