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  ThriveCart (@ThriveCart) reported 25 seconds ago

  @TheWAHWoman Hello, Amazon AWS has triggered an unscheduled update, likely mitigating a wider issue on their end. This is impacting some carts. We expect AWS to resolve very shortly. We will provide an update when it does.

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  renji (@brickroad7) reported 5 minutes ago

  @theo Sucks that amazon is supporting this terrible company. Buying the rope that will be used to hang them...

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  Innocent Palmer (@palmerinnocent3) reported 6 minutes ago

  @tolaosho I trust grey to Amazon kdp and PayPal to Fiverr. Why I have not had issues transacting with grey on Amazon kdp And yeah PayPal can be tricky on fiverr

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  Sourav Sarkar (@sourav7274) reported 7 minutes ago

  Our **** server OOM'd (Out Of Memory) at night. Had to SSH in morning and restart manually. Rebuilt it as ASG (Auto Scaling Group) (1/1) + golden AMI (Amazon Machine Image) + user-data. Now if it dies, it just rebuilds itself. I sleep better. Cattle, not pets.

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  Hanan (@HannyBmt) reported 11 minutes ago

  I didn’t want to make this tweet but I’m absolutely disgusted by Amazon’s support team. My account got banned due to a return that was supposed to to collect by THEM and the driver came whilst I wasn’t present but marked it as collected. So falsely saying that something was collected make Amazon seem as I’m doing fraud. I appealed and they say that I have multiple account when’s it my only one then I had a chat on the phone with customer line and got promised within 24 hours my account would be restored because it is NOT my fault. Here I am 24 hours later getting told it won’t get reopened. Absolutely horrendous service no caring about the customer and I even had 2 big orders recently placed which I now cannot return if I have issues. I will be making sure this review gets everywhere and contact my bank for a chargeback. Worst experience ever. @amazon @AmazonHelp

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  Urmston Meadows (@UrmstonMeadows) reported 18 minutes ago

  @jo32192000 @GayTory This is the issue with everything @UKLabour do. They headline hitting globalists like Amazon but in reality, they hit SME's. Same with tax, they generally affect everyone but the super-rich who pay accountants to avoid paying them, as of course is the hidden intention.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 19 minutes ago

  @everbull_trader We understand your concern. As informed earlier, please copy the link and paste it on the desktop web browser, it redirects to Amazon application, please sign in and you will be connected with a member of our team via chat. -Snigdha

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  John Pattison (@JohnPat29428646) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BBCNews Andy Burnham reveals tax plan to save pubs and high streets as he talks to Andrew Marr at LBC!!! Burnham has signalled that he will introduce a so-called “Amazon tax” with a massive reform of business rates in a bid to save Britain’s high streets. He plans to stick to Labour’s 2024 election manifesto promises of not raising income tax, VAT or national insurance personal contributions. But he said he would look at hiking business rates on the giant warehouses which are emerging to service massive online retail companies like Amazon, while lifting high street shops and pubs out of having to pay the business rates. Now I believe these online businesses have been getting away with low business rates because they are not on the high streets or have shops, OK put business rates on them but he must remember these places are just warehouses for other shops on the highstreets!!! So excessive business rates would filter down to these shops and their customers!!! Taking away business rates for the bars, the restaurants, the coffee shops, the hairdressers that bring social benefit as long as it reduces prices in these places is what the people want!!! We are struggling getting our social life because of excessive taxes, just look at Excise Duty on alcohol, tobacco and fuels!!! If we want to go anywhere we have to pay 52.95p per litre, if we want a pint of beer in a pub extra 50p from a supermarket 64p and if we want to have a cigarette for relaxation on a packet of 20 cigarettes is £7.07 plus 16.5% of the retail price, plus we have to pay VAT at 20% on top of these duty prices!!! So for every 5p of duty we pay 1p in VAT, if Reeves puts the 5p back on fuel it is actually 6p she will put back on!!! We use alcohol and tobacco for relaxation and stress relief after a day’s work by putting these excessive extra prices on alcohol and tobacco forces people onto illicit drugs giving the criminals the profits instead of our public purse!!! This excessive Excise Duty on alcohol and tobacco was put on by gov’s on the instructions by doctors with assumptions on the affects of these products “No” actual positive results from research!!! If alcohol and tobacco is so damaging to our health why does 20% of medical staff in the NHS still drink and smoke!!! Rich and well paid people don’t complain about the prices because they can afford to pay these prices but us poor people cannot and it pushes many onto dangerous drugs sold by criminals and social cohesion has fallen apart because we are being used by chancellors as cash cows!!!

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  Lucy Connolly (@LucyTCWife) reported 21 minutes ago

  @SBarrettBar Blackwells have stock online. Waterstones haven’t listed it! Can’t say I’m surprised. Amazon is being ridiculous. I’m hoping it’s just teething issues, but not convinced.

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  justice4all77 (@justice4all77) reported 23 minutes ago

  @amazon there is a massive glitch on your site when you cancel and item that’s in shipping process and once successfully cancelled you still get charged and the item vanishes from order history. Please investigate and fix asap

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  🎖️Prachi (@prachi_capricon) reported 26 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Isn't your team supposed to follow up? This anyhow would be my last order with you guys . Your service levels have gone down the drain

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  patrick kielty (@paddy2808) reported 27 minutes ago

  @LucyTCWife @SBarrettBar I bought from Amazon with a substantial wait list middle of July no problem I can wait try not to stress probably teething trouble

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  Benzinga (@Benzinga) reported 28 minutes ago

  Charlie Munger spent decades diagnosing institutional failure through the lens of incentives, and few institutions drew sharper criticism than American healthcare. Speaking at the 2018 Daily Journal shareholder meeting, Munger described the U.S. system as "out of control on the cost side" and producing behavior that was "not only regrettable but evil." His central argument: the incentives in American medicine had drifted so far from patient outcomes that money was being extracted from the sick rather than deployed to help them recover. His most memorable image was borrowed from the natural world. "Many a man who's dying is like a carcass in the plains of Africa," Munger said. "In come all the vultures and jackals and hyenas and so on." He was not speaking abstractly. He was describing end-of-life billing, unnecessary procedures, and the specific example of dialysis being administered to patients with "no chance of waking up." He called the practice "easily immoral, stupid conduct." Munger also cited the macular degeneration treatment problem as a structural case study: two drugs work equally well for the same condition, one costs a fraction of the other, and the expensive option remains widely preferred because it generates more revenue. "There's a lot wrong with that situation," he said. Munger acknowledged that he was glad someone else was attempting to fix healthcare; Berkshire was then involved in the Amazon and JPMorgan-backed Haven venture, which ultimately shut down in 2021 having made little meaningful progress. Projected lifetime healthcare costs for a retired American couple now range from $700,000 to $950,000, a figure that validates the urgency of the concern Munger raised years before his death in November 2023.

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  Chayakrit Krittanawong, MD, FACC, FSCAI (@KrittanawongMD) reported 30 minutes ago

  @deniskamino394 Imagine drones delivering antiparasitic drugs to remote mountain or desert communities—like an “Amazon 1-hour delivery”. Turning distance from a barrier into a solved logistics problem.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 34 minutes ago

  @wonderer___404 @amazonIN @wonderer___404 We're sorry to know about your issue with our Amazon Now services. Please check periodically and place an order when the service restore. -Swagata