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  v (@vooxian) reported 2 minutes ago

  @tensorfied__ ohh, i ordered both of mine from amazon but i haven't noticed that issue... well, then, i hope you find it somewhere/somehow!

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  vanessa 𑁍 (@silksofbohemia) reported 3 minutes ago

  @kitsebs it’s crazy!! i wasnt aware this was happening until it happened to me and i raised hell with DHL 😭😭 even so it didn’t do anything but i think one of the issues (primarily with amazon jp) is that theyre marking the liccas as commerce items rather than just a regular product

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  Ryan Auger // Industrial CRE (@redwood_ryan_a) reported 7 minutes ago

  Step 9: Build and install the sauna door: I built this one by taking a premium piece of plywood / siding board and then gluing and nailing in tounge and groove cedar, then wrapping it in cedar 2x4s ripped down to 2.5 inches. Then once it was installed on the door, I bought some wood handles on amazon and a doorknob installation kit that comes with a tool to drill out holes for the whole assembly on the door and frame. I used scrap wood from the rest of the project to build the door, so there is a cost but I'm not going to include it here as it's included elsewhere. This door is insanely heavy, it has a million imperfections - I like it, but you can buy one online for $1000. Cost: $0

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  Kelz Tbg (@KelzTbg) reported 10 minutes ago

  @amazon do you require a login before you allow a user get Apple Card sent via email?

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  News News News (@NewsNew97351204) reported 10 minutes ago

  UK Amazon delivery driver, 43, who earned up to £2.4million helping over 100 students cheat in exams is jailed A dishonest Amazon driver who secretly raked in up to £2.4million after setting up a nationwide exam cheating factory has today been jailed for three years. From his unassuming Liverpool home, part-time tutor Shahid Adnan went down a 'dark path' by completing university coursework and taking online tests for more than 100 students around the UK in return for payment, a court heard. One paid the 43-year-old a staggering £14,000 to complete and hand in work for which he then attempted to take the credit. Belying his modest legitimate income, the 'highly educated' fraudster took his family on luxury holidays to destinations including Dubai, and owned an Audi and a BMW. The father-of-four's 'sophisticated' racket - believed to be the most lucrative of its kind ever uncovered in the UK - was exposed when a Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) computer forensics science student handed in their coursework. A lecturer ran standard checks on the pen drive to check it was the student’s own work using a digital forensics tool and discovered it was linked to a company run by Adnan called Study Sharp Limited. The device also contained individual login credentials to the university’s network, enabling Adnan to fraudulently submit work and take examinations on behalf of other students. Police were called and when they raided his unassuming home – which was packed with upmarket white goods and luxury furnishings – they found bundles of cash. Further checks established he had more than £2.4million in multiple bank and trading accounts. As he was sentenced today after admitting pocketing £300,000 from his illicit business, prosecutors revealed they believe he had fraudulently helped 124 students at universities all over the UK. Jailing him for three years, the judge, Recorder Andrew Vinson, said his offences had been 'prolonged and sophisticated'. 'You started out as a legitimate tutor and you are a highly educated and qualified individual. You have been led down a dark path.' He said Adnan had abused his position by 'fraudulently monetising' courses and exams at a network of universities, undermining public confidence in the higher education system. Therefore there needed to be an element of deterrence in his sentence, the judge added. 'Contract cheating' - also known as 'essay mills' - was made illegal in 2022 in a bid to crack down on students inflating their marks.

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  Digital Daisy🌸 (@DigitalDaisyX) reported 12 minutes ago

  @PearlJam1964 Same here, house cleaning and car washing would be perfect use cases. On the Amazon thing, they do use a lot of robots, but they’re still pretty tightly controlled. If something seems off, it’s usually a software or routing issue and the system just shuts things down as a safety measure.

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  Kidobutai (@Ohlee_vah) reported 13 minutes ago

  @baebii_8 Yup, you will have to buy the screen from Amazon and give to phone repairer, they will fix it for you

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  Àyànfè (@Danny456080) reported 13 minutes ago

  @SamPro88000 Yes most are out of print as new copies but findable used. Ifa Will Mend Our Broken World has a Kindle/ebook version on Amazon and you can find used paperbacks of Ifa: An Exposition of Ifa Literary Corpus on ThriftBooks or AbeBooks.

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  Ahnaf Mahmud (@AhnafM9197) reported 15 minutes ago

  @anumness Good that they’re cracking down on this. Would you review a product on Amazon before even using it?

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  Artof (@frimblebop) reported 18 minutes ago

  @coltonblack I think most electricians would prefer you complaining about a $2000 breaker in your panel for the next 5-10 years than you suing them for installing an Amazon special hot deal Prime delivery order in the next 8 minutes to lock in 2hr delivery when your house burns down lol

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 24 minutes ago

  @priteshbca @amazonIN @priteshbca Sorry for the inconvenience you've had with the application. Please be informed that the items added in Amazon now will be in separate to pharmacy cart. If the issue persists kindly uninstall the app, clear cache and reinstall the app. -Ragasree

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  ADude (@potatogod93) reported 26 minutes ago

  @NinWire Looks like Walmart sold out. Maybe they get bigger allotment? I think same happened with Starfox at Amazon where it went back up, then down.

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  NAFO_researcher 🇺🇦 🇬🇪 (@NAFO_TubeAlloys) reported 29 minutes ago

  @NathanpmYoung yep they're cutting down the Amazon to plant grass for cattle It takes between 50-100 times more land to produce the equivalent calories from cattle as it does plants.

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  UP 25 wala (@AmanUp25) reported 30 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp My return pickup is still pending. No one has come to pick up my order yet. Please check the issue and arrange the pickup as soon as possible. Order id 406-9002435-2908362

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  Kelly Law, Ed.S. (@MrsKimmieC) reported 31 minutes ago

  I hate you @Google @Microsoft for messing around & not allowing your AIs to produce clickable @AmazonHelp links! It's an accessibility issue for anyone with EYE issues!