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  jimbob (@jimbobb1978) reported 9 minutes ago

  @theswansjr Apple and Amazon are actually terrible examples for your argument. They generate hundreds of billions in revenue by providing products and services people use every day. Their valuations are tied to productive economic activity. A rising asset price by itself doesn’t demonstrate utility, it demonstrates demand at that price. Those aren’t the same thing.

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  Kelly John (@kellythegringo) reported 9 minutes ago

  @TheFlatEartherr Down Matters More: Antarctica Cahokia DUMBs Elite Bunkers Gilgamesh Gobekli Tepe Hohle Fels Cave Noah's Ark Nuclear Weapons Swiss Bunkers Teotihuacon The Boring Company The Grand Canyon The Great Pyramids The Lost Cities of The Amazon The Serpent Mound The Terra Cotta Warriors

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 13 minutes ago

  Latam ecommerce passed $191B but most sellers still learn about a bad review or stockout hours after the damage is done. Built Tropelia to fix that — AI agents on Mercado Libre, Amazon and Shopify watching listings and acting in seconds, not hours. Live soon.

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  Nazmul Hasan Fahim (@buildbyfahim) reported 13 minutes ago

  YouTube links rot. Amazon restructures. Affiliate networks shut down. Your old videos keep getting views but zero conversions because links decay.

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  pc keshav (@keshav_pc) reported 13 minutes ago

  @amznsellerhelp Please fix this so that my book starts selling on Amazon.

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  Shreyansh Sheth (@shrey9341) reported 16 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Your link is not working. Kindly connect on call directly @amazonIN @AmazonHelp You have all details. Kindly connect over call.

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  pc keshav (@keshav_pc) reported 20 minutes ago

  @amznsellerhelp Please fix this so that my book starts selling on Amazon. 9835591195, Jamshedpur Jharkhand

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  Tommi Pedruzzi (@TommiPedruzzi) reported 22 minutes ago

  Start content creation if you want to make your dollar in the next 2 years. Start AI eBook publishing if you want to do it in the next 90 days. Here's how: And btw if you want my complete strategy broken down, with AI prompts, workflow and systems... like this post, follow me and comment "WANT". I'll DM it to you. Day 1 to 7: you find the problem. Not by brainstorming or guessing. But by reading what real Amazon buyers said was missing from books they already paid for. That research takes less than a week of focused evenings. By day 7 you know exactly what to build and exactly who you're building it for. Day 8 to 30: the book gets built. With AI. Not a rough draft that needs months of editing. A near-publishable manuscript produced by Claude from a brief so specific that the output surprises people who see it for the first time. Cover designed. Formatted. Ready. Day 31: it goes live. On Amazon. Across 17 countries simultaneously. Kindle. Hardcover. Paperback. Available to 310 million buyers who were already searching for exactly this before you started building it. Day 31 to 90: the algorithm learns who your buyer is. Reviews start arriving. The book finds its readers. And somewhere in that window... for most people following the system correctly, the first royalty hits. Not life-changing money yet. But real money. From something you built in evenings. Without a camera. Without an audience. Without a single follower knowing your name. AI eBook publishing is fast not because it cuts corners. Because the infrastructure was already there before you arrived. The marketplace with 310 million buyers existed before you. The search demand existed before you. The royalty structure existed before you. AI just made the production side fast enough that someone with 90 days and 1 hour a day can now access an opportunity that used to require months of full-time work. That's the window. And the people who understand what's actually happening inside those 90 days are the ones who look back a year from now with a very different financial picture than the ones who started a YouTube channel the same week. --- If you want the complete strategy; AI prompts, the full workflow, and everything you need to see your first royalty inside 90 days... Like this post, follow me, and comment "WANT". I'll DM you everything for free. You need to do all 3 to receive the DM.

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  Lonely, Broken Angel,Seeking Comfort in 7 🇮🇳 (@trisha_sen_saha) reported 22 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp and let me know what is the issue? Why are you cancelling the service and not picking up my order or delivering it

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  Evan Swanson (@Evan_Swanson_) reported 24 minutes ago

  Everyone panics when they see "active Amazon sellers down 30%." Wrong reaction! Active sellers dropped from 2.4 million in 2021 to 1.65 million by end of 2025. New seller signups down 73% from peak. Looks like the platform is dying. Now look underneath. 3P sellers moved 62% of all units sold, an all-time high. Over 100,000 sellers are clearing $1M+ a year, nearly double 2021. Traffic per active seller up 31%. Fewer players. More revenue each. This isn't a shrinking market. It's a consolidating one. The weak accounts running the 2020 playbook are getting weeded out. Everyone else is picking up their share.

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  rhodeislandmike (@rhodeislandmike) reported 27 minutes ago

  @TyrenJF @mcuban @RoKhanna Trickle down works. I retired recently, 7 years early because of trickle down from Musk as a Tesla employee and Bezos as an Amazon employee. Get a job, be smart with your time and money, sacrifice and save.

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  Dave Explains (@DaveExplains1) reported 29 minutes ago

  @JVBhome I was in standard. Mad max charges over speed tables way too fast that are close to my home. It's been having problems with those speed tables for the 15 months I owned it. Every OTA was some different behavior. Works on some but not others, works going one way but not the opposite way, works in the day but not in the evening. The last few OTAs have handled them perfectly day or night, either direction, in standard or slower. I inadvertently had it in Hurry today and it hit one of the four speed tables too hard. Again no safety hazard and probably no tire or suspension damage unless it was repeated many times. I go over each of the four tables coming and going at least once and sometimes two or three times daily going 1.5 miles between two homes I own. I live in one and have mail/trash pickup/amazon delivery at the other. I don't drive anywhere else very often so those were so annoying I just didn't use FSD at all on that drive when it was unreliable.

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  Yasser Fadlallah (@abu27alyousr) reported 29 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @AmazonAE what about my issue I need a solution urgently

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  Lorbleno (@lorbleno) reported 33 minutes ago

  Jeff Bezos sat down with CNBC in 1999 to announce what looked like Amazon’s next big move. The company was going to sell art, antiques and collectibles online with Sotheby’s, a 255-year-old auction house. Amazon put roughly $45 million into Sotheby’s. It had the customers, Sotheby’s had the reputation, and everyone thought the combination would make online auctions safer and more profitable. The site launched with rare books, fine art, gold recovered from a shipwreck and collectibles worth thousands of dollars. Less than a year later, it was over. The problem was not demand for expensive things. The problem was friction. Customers had to move between two sites, register twice and figure out which company was responsible for what. Amazon and Sotheby’s called it a friendly separation. In business language, that usually means the idea looked better in the boardroom than it did for the customer. The company that would later make buying almost anything feel effortless had to learn that trust and convenience are not separate products. A famous name can bring attention. A big budget can bring traffic. But if the experience gets harder after the customer arrives, neither one saves the business.

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  Cyber Farmer (@CyberFarmerX) reported 33 minutes ago

  What is up with Amazon Shipping? Anyone else having issues? I just canceled prime. They delayed two high dollar items. Then when I needed a medical item, they said same day delivery then late at night postponed delivery until next day. Totally unacceptable.