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  Huxley Peckham 🔥 (@huxley_sft) reported 15 seconds ago

  Anthropic shipped Claude for Small Business. 15 workflows, 15 skills, connectors for QuickBooks, PayPal, HubSpot, Canva, Docusign. Demoed it in Friday's session. Two things stood out. 1) US stack. Most aussie SMBs run Xero, not QuickBooks. Xero has its own MCP server now (MIT licensed). Local door is there, just not through the pack. 2) Skills are generic by design. Hit that on the tax organizer. The trigger and categories don't match an Australian BAS. The pack gets you to the door. The work begins where it stops.

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  MURAGE (@_Munedi) reported 15 seconds ago

  Even Chinese have a problem with PayPal and many other developed nations

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  Estrella💫🦇 (@EstrellaAuritus) reported 2 minutes ago

  @yabaguu @CuppyCakiee So they removed stripe awhile back. People got upset about it. Then they added stripe back recently. I think it had something to do with tos and conflicts. Throne allowing NSFW items and funding probably didn't go well during the payment processor freak out if I had to guess. also a note on paypal. It can effect taxes at the end of the year to have any payouts go there. Like twitch, tips from other platforms and throne. Although i didn't know we could have it go to paypal for throne. Its not hard to fix if your tax person knows but you risk being taxed twice for that income. Purely speaking as a united state's living individual.

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  FritzVA (@fritzva15) reported 3 minutes ago

  @justvikinggg Indeed, although I'm not surprised considering I laid everything out clean as can be, Kept vulgarity to a minimum and sure, I called 'em a ******' dumbass for defending this disgusting trash... but otherwise I really have no issues with them. (P.S That and if they were to respond they'd have to actually account for all of the info above, There's really no way to spin it any other way than "She knew what she signed up for by getting a paypal account, Then she got caught and as such Actions have consequences. Does it suck? Obviously, yes.. but for someone like Vex? I don't feel bad.

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  TamyTATA🌼🌌 (@limiko_chan) reported 8 minutes ago

  @nyaniepooper i dont use venmo since i don't live in usa 🤧🤧, i have paypal though, if thats not an issue?

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  𝚗𝚊𝚎𝚕 | comms open | slots: 2/2 (@nael_wynning) reported 10 minutes ago

  damn, talk about perfect bad timing, someone bought a track on bandcamp while my paypal is broken so I probably won't get the funds damn

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  Mr2x (@TheDivorceTeam) reported 12 minutes ago

  @ShardiB2 Massive Bank Fraud going on - I speak to CitiBank Fraud dept almost everyday - Its coming from the apps - Zelle, cashapp , paypal , Venmo , Chime , Etc - For 2 years we were told only use Zelle and Apple Pay - But the fraud has spread to Zelle - and the banks are locking everyone down

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  Coffeebreak (@Coffeebreakkob) reported 13 minutes ago

  I have never had trouble with PayPal in past so if I accidentally get scammed shouldn't that just be then my fault ? And just let people apply if proven a scam getting money back I think this scam policy stuff has gone way to far atm that's why speaking up about it

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  RickO'Sneek (@RickoSneek) reported 17 minutes ago

  @PramilaJayapal PayPal, I have owned guns for 60 years. They have never harmed one person. So, where is the problem?

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  AllyLip/天海🌊✨ (@TIANHAI_03) reported 17 minutes ago

  make sure you're actually allowed to use their money so you don't bring the artists you commissioned trouble. having chargebacks filed against them could make them lose their entire paypal acc if they can't pay it back. lots of artists here do comms as their main source of income

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  Silicon Salvage (@SiliconSalvage) reported 23 minutes ago

  PayPal is being priced as a melting ice cube. The capital return says otherwise. The setup: $5.23B of net income against a $36.5B market cap. That’s a 14.3% earnings yield — roughly triple a 10-year Treasury, on a $33B - revenue payments network, not a distressed cyclical. What the multiple implies: at 7.8x earnings versus ~20x for the index, the market is underwriting structural, terminal decline — flat-to-negative growth in perpetuity. That is the bet embedded in $PYPL today, whether or not anyone says it out loud. What management is actually doing: $6.05B of buybacks last year — equal to 16.6% of the entire market cap repurchased in a single fiscal year, funded entirely from operating cash flow, not leverage. At a depressed multiple, every dollar retired compounds per-share value faster than it would at any point in the last decade. The asymmetry: you’re being paid a double-digit earnings yield to wait, while the share count shrinks underneath you. Down 48% from the high, consensus has stopped paying attention. Re-rating is optional. The buyback isn’t. The first is upside; the second is the floor.

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  Datrixa (@Datrixa) reported 23 minutes ago

  @AskPayPal I need urgent assistance. A business payout to my account was blocked on your end with API error code 9302 (RISK_DECLINE). My account is active, so I need a specialist to check for any internal security flags or receiving limits. DM me so I can share details.

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  Victoria, Certified Pattern Recognition Specialist (@nina_leone11) reported 27 minutes ago

  @SkypeTherapist I am reading through your website. I do not have PayPal but do have VENMO. PayPal froze my account several years ago without warning and without reason and have refused to correspond with me to remedy the situation. Would this be an issue?

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  e_odeo (@e_odeo) reported 29 minutes ago

  In something totally unrelated: PayPal closing down accounts is also going to cost a lot more than just money.

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  Deborah (@DeborahHat96840) reported 33 minutes ago

  $HPNN #Digitalage NFA 1. This is not disclosure. It’s marketing copy. Nothing in that text is: filed with OTC Markets filed with the SEC independently verified audited supported by financials supported by a functioning platform supported by revenue supported by a live product It is storytelling, not reporting. 2. The entire piece is built to sound like inevitability. The structure is classic: Start with a grievance (“YouTube takes 45%”) Introduce a villain (“landlord platforms”) Introduce a crisis (“AI broke everything”) Introduce a savior (“Digitalage is the compliance layer”) Introduce urgency (“60‑day clock”) Introduce exclusivity (“handpicked creators only”) Introduce authority (“patents filed”) Introduce inevitability (“the ambiguity is ending”) This is textbook venture‑style positioning, not an operational fact. 3. The claims collapse under basic evidentiary pressure. “Android closed testing” No APK. No Play Store listing. No developer console evidence. No screenshots. No testers confirming access. “iOS TestFlight internal testing” No build number. No TestFlight link. No Apple developer listing. No external testers. “$500 wired within 7 business days” No proof of payout. No ledger. No creator confirming receipt. No funding source disclosed. “85% of gross subscription revenue”. There is no subscription system. No pricing tiers. No billing engine. No merchant account. No Stripe/Adyen/PayPal integration. No revenue to split. “50% of net ad revenue, real-time reporting” There is no ad inventory. No ad server. No DSP. No SSP. No advertisers. No dashboard. “SHA‑256 provenance at creation” There is no ingest pipeline. No hashing service. No chain‑of‑custody system. No verification engine. No public demo. “Patents filed” Provisional patents = unexamined, unvalidated, unenforceable drafts. Anyone can file one for $60. One patent has been filed for direct review. An 18-24 month process. “Infrastructure is running.” There is no evidence of infrastructure. No uptime logs. No architecture diagrams. No API endpoints. No SDK. No documentation. No partners. “Public reporting obligation” There is no such obligation. OTC Markets does not require milestone reporting. This is invented language.was 4. The entire piece is written to distract from one fact: There is still no platform. Not a beta. Not a prototype. Not a demo. Not a screenshot. Not a creator using it. Not a single piece of content published through it. Nothing. 5. The “60‑day clock” is a psychological device, not an operational timeline. It creates: urgency inevitability pressure narrative momentum But it is not tied to any verifiable deliverable. There is no penalty for missing it. There is no oversight. There is no enforcement. There is no filing requirement. It is marketing theater. 6. The entire piece is designed to look like a whitepaper — but it’s a pitch. A real infrastructure company would show: architecture diagrams APIs SDKs uptime logs audits partners customers revenue filings This shows none of that. It shows words. Lots of them. 7. The fatal flaw Everything in this document assumes Digitalage already exists. But the market, the filings, the tape, the creators, and the evidence all show the same thing: There is no product. There is no infrastructure. There is no revenue. There is no execution.