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Amazon Issues Reports

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  Thalapathy CCTV (@Chandrumakesha) reported 6 minutes ago

  @amazon @amazonIN @awscloud Hello sir My Amazon wallet not working, it's showing inactive, My wallet balance 4976 4 days gone still not working , iam suffering , for due amount what I do , please help me 8754825271 this number Already overdue going please 😔 help me

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  Aanel Victoria (@AanelVictoria) reported 9 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I'm not going to do that. I've already very clearly explained the problems in my 2 posts, and Amazon doesn't care. If Amazon cared, it would enable blocking/removing items & authors from recommendations. You can either ensure Amazon does that, or send me another bot reply.

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  megan michelle (@meganmichelle) reported 11 minutes ago

  I am going down this rabbit hole because Brandon Lake is everywhere…like Amazon Prime documentary everywhere it’s insane

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  Kevin McBride (@CommentsWithKev) reported 14 minutes ago

  @SallyIsADog Amazon sponsored the video from what I’ve been told. We were deep in the heart of the distribution center district and they wanted to show off the available plot right next to them they’re hoping to sell. She may be 6 and a terrible videographer, but she’s got a helluva mind when it comes to business strategy or whateva🫡.

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  The South-Side River Rat (@poopy_president) reported 15 minutes ago

  @landpalestine @SouhanStrib Let murders and drug dealers run the streets, but hey those Amazon trucks are the real problem.

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  Bachelor Dinosaur (@BachelorDino) reported 17 minutes ago

  @BryanBaugh @BNBuzz I’ve been ordering less and less from Amazon. They think they’re so big that they can just be awful about quality and service, but tons of huge companies have eventually been brought down by similar hubris.

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  Jeff Dzado (@jadzado) reported 19 minutes ago

  I used to run emulations of thousands of Kiva drive units, job managers, and dozens of workstations on my ~2013 MacBook. Entire facilities faster than realtime. Making targeted performance improvements. Meanwhile dozens of other engineers were trying to fight against network latency and run half of that in the cloud "because we're Amazon, and we have AWS, and we need big computers 200 msec away to scale!" They struggled to make it work with dozens of people (network latency made it a nonstarter) for 600 drive units on massive distributed compute. I was doing thousands... on my laptop. It was a part time effort for me to make it happen. Many problems in modern software and computer engineering are self inflicted.

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  MAHEBUB DODIYA (@DodiyaMahebub) reported 20 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp I’m facing the same issue with every order. Tracking shows it’s out for delivery, but later it’s marked Undeliverable and I receive only a refund. I’ve contacted customer support many times, but the problem is still not fixed. Please investigate my account

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  dj dixon (@MGCINC) reported 25 minutes ago

  @ryancohen / eBay Acquisition Update (July 2026) GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen is still all-in on acquiring eBay. • May: Unsolicited $56B bid ($125/share, 50% cash + 50% stock). eBay board rejected it as “neither credible nor attractive.” • Late June: Cohen scrapped his own proposed $35B+ performance pay package so leadership stays 100% focused on GameStop ops + the eBay deal. • Early July: Fresh interviews (including full RALLI ROOTS sit-down) where he doubles down on the vision — turn eBay into a real Amazon competitor using GME’s 1,600 stores for fulfillment, authentication & more. “ half cash half stock” #gme

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  n✨ (@aperoltitz) reported 26 minutes ago

  absolutely hate when i want to return something that was defective or just looked terrible and amazon is like “just keep it and we’ll give you your refund anyway” because it’s like, i legitimately don’t need this **** in my house

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  たわっち (@tawa_kurasan) reported 27 minutes ago

  Jul 4, 11:56 AM late-day note. Working parents do not need more stuff. We need fewer small problems stealing attention. This caught my eye for noisy commutes and focus time. Link in reply. #ad As an Amazon Associate, @tawa_kurasan earns from qualifying purchases.

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  Melvin (@MelvinInvests) reported 28 minutes ago

  Anyone who says demand for compute is getting lower is an idiot (Save this), H100 GPU rental prices fell steadily for two years from $3.00 per hour in early 2023 down to $1.70 by October 2025. Every bear on compute pointed at that line and said demand was collapsing but then December arrived and prices reversed hard climbing 40% in five months to $2.35 by March 2026, with a 15 to 20% single step move in just January and February alone. The people who called this a bubble were confusing the first wave with the total story. The 2023 price spike was training, a handful of frontier labs doing massive one-time compute runs to build foundation models. and that demand was concentrated and eventually satisfied but what replaced it is fundamentally different and the current demand is inference, and inference doesn't stop. OpenRouter processed 6.4 trillion tokens in the first week of January 2026 but by February 9 that number had doubled to 13 trillion and March it was 14.8 trillion weekly, a 160% increase in two months. That's only third-party API traffic, completely excluding direct usage at Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta. The driver is agentic AI because when a user sends one message to a chatbot, they generate a few hundred tokens. When an AI agent completes a multi-step task, researching, reasoning, writing code, iterating, it generates thousands to tens of thousands of tokens per job. On the supply side, H200 and B200 lead times are running 36 to 52 weeks and on-demand capacity is effectively sold out. Alibaba and Baidu both raised AI compute prices in Q1 2026 because they couldn't keep up with demand. The hyperscalers know exactly what is happening, five companies, Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, and Oracle are collectively spending $700 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026 alone, six times what hyperscalers spent in all of 2022. Wells Fargo projects total capex from 2026 to 2028 at $2.47 trillion Cheaper intelligence doesn't reduce demand for compute but rather it expands the universe of tasks that can be automated and more tasks mean more tokens, more inference, more GPUs, and more power. That's the cycle we're in and make sure to follow me @MelvinInvests for more structural trends shaping AI.

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  Coach Austin (@LearnDigital0) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Is_Sophia2 @kolan_xyz Sad Hearing this Amazon can be terrible. This might not be from Hurupay.

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  SuperHansAFC (@WillMalin) reported 33 minutes ago

  @HawkThrobbin @JohnHarris8725 @ATLCWorker So can you really not see an issue in there being no minimum wage? You don’t think Amazon will offer a dollar an hour during a recession and people will be forced to take it.

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  Larry LaBate (@xmethuselahx) reported 34 minutes ago

  Don't buy @Amazon gift certificates from anyone other than Amazon. They really don't give a damn in terms of helping you redeem them if there is a problem.