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  0xNinjachiip (@ninjachiip) reported 8 minutes ago

  why does it matter? You see, the current giants of web2 - Amazon, Google, Meta, and etc, own pretty much the internet. Sure, you have an Instagram account, and you get to “control” it - what you post, whether its private or public, stuff like that. But the underlying owner is still Meta themselves. To put it bluntly, they’ve just given you a “rental flat” in their building. And the rent you pay is in the form of data. That’s a problem, because with much data comes LOTS of power. —---------- So Web3 is trying to solve that, by bringing ownership back to users, through intentional design.

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  Salistita (@Salistita011) reported 9 minutes ago

  @greyfinance @greyfinance I added my card to run ads on Amazon, and it stated that the pre-authorization charge would be reversed immediately. However, since May 29, the charge has not been refunded. Please help resolve this issue.

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  Mike Fothergill (@mandk_g) reported 9 minutes ago

  It’s most disturbing how the UK @amazon delivery process is breaking down. Yet another parcel has mysteriously gone astray. Would be useful to know the measure of any theft/loss of items in transit. Could be the tip of an iceberg! Needs exposing.

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  Fokki (@0x_fokki) reported 10 minutes ago

  🚨This former corporate worker is quietly pulling up to $6,000 a month just by reviewing Amazon products He completely quit his 7-to-6 to test side hustles and eventually crowned Amazon as the ultimate money glitch Forget about begging people to click your affiliate links With the Amazon Influencer Program, the buyers are already there You literally just record a simple 60-second review of a product you already own using your phone Amazon slaps your video right on the product page When someone watches it and buys the item, you collect a commission You can use free AI tools to generate t-shirt designs or even blank journals and upload them to Amazon Merch and KDP While everyone is crying about the economy, people are building automated Amazon empires from their bedrooms

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  Toby's Mom (@TobysMom64) reported 12 minutes ago

  @FLCons @amazon you've got big problems.

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  SADHNA BANGDIWALA (@sabb1110) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I have purchased the Milton water bottle but quality is not good and it's used also . So I requested for return. But to my surprise 6 agents came and 10 mins each kept me waiting and left unsolved the issue. I have screenshot of that. If you want i can share it.

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  Abdulkadir | Cybersec (@cyber__razz) reported 15 minutes ago

  Linux itself does not make money. Linus Torvalds is not sitting on a pile of Linux licensing revenue. The kernel is free. That is the point. The money comes from everything built around it. Red Hat is the most cited example. They took the Linux kernel, built a polished enterprise distribution around it, and sold support contracts, certifications, and service agreements to corporations. The software was free. The guarantee that someone would answer the phone at 3am when production went down was not. IBM acquired Red Hat in 2019 for 34 billion dollars. Entirely built on open source software. Canonical does the same with Ubuntu. The desktop version is free. Enterprise support contracts, managed cloud infrastructure, and commercial services for large deployments generate the revenue. SUSE operates on the same model. Enterprise Linux distribution, commercial support, professional services. Google built Android on the Linux kernel. Android powers roughly 70 percent of the world’s smartphones. Google does not charge for Android. They make their money through the Play Store, Google services, and advertising that rides on top of the platform that Linux made possible. Amazon, Microsoft, and Google run their entire cloud infrastructure on Linux. AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud generate hundreds of billions in combined revenue annually. Linux is the foundation underneath all of it. The kernel itself is maintained by thousands of contributors including paid engineers from Intel, Google, Red Hat, Samsung, and Microsoft. Those companies contribute because Linux running well benefits their products directly. They are essentially funding public infrastructure that their businesses depend on. Free to use does not mean no commercial value. It means the value moved up the stack.

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  Gorbz, Part-time Vtuber & chilli nutella croissant (@Gorbz10) reported 15 minutes ago

  I don't know what is going on with these adverts lately. They all seem to be from random accounts, most with only 3 posts but some with significantly more. Press the "why this ad?" button, and Twitter says that info is not available. Tell it I am not interested in the ad, and a few scrolls down it is there again from a different account. Mute the account. Shows up again from yet another account. At this point I would rather have an advert from Amazon trying to sell laundry detergent than another one of these.

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  Frank Peter Oliver (@FrankPOliver) reported 17 minutes ago

  Proof, as Pope Leo said, #Ai does not replace human compassion - I had to get a refund from Amazon, and after it directed me to its Ai customer service and resolved my problem, I typed "Thanks" in the chat - and it responded, "Do not understand what you asked." Ai needs to go.

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  Ric (@r_ric000) reported 20 minutes ago

  @drayinvests Because it has been the worst perfomer in my portfolio so that I had enough ! Amazon has a spending problem just as US gov does.

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  Nanyahaha (@whoisnanya) reported 21 minutes ago

  I am writing to escalate multiple unresolved return issues with my recent Amazon order. Despite several complaints to customer service, no pickups have been initiated. Order Date: 26 May 2026 Product: G-Shock GBD-200

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  Jasper Neinlives (@bunnytrouble) reported 22 minutes ago

  @FLCons @amazon you need to start cracking down on your **** *** employees

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  PARIS (@PDanceMusic) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I saw in the app there was an issue w/ attempt delivery June 6th, 2026 Saturday 2 days ago. I live in a gated place&the driver couldn't get in but there's no update after it though! Are they gonna try again 2 deliver my item?! They can get in another way&a Black gate.

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  Groks 3rd Leg (@Grokthebuilder) reported 26 minutes ago

  @CashSupport You guys have the ability to get me the Amazon user name. I want to hunt this person down and kill them. So it never happens again

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  Jonah 📦 (@jonahhodges_) reported 27 minutes ago

  The exact SmartScout process I use to find brands worth pursuing: 1. Filter by category you understand. Don't source blind. 2. Set revenue range at $30-100K/month. Big enough to matter, small enough to still need help. 3. Look for listings where random sellers are leeching off the entire buy box. That's your opening. 4. Check listing quality. Broken images, no A+ content, thin title, 2015 photos. The worse it looks, the stronger your pitch. 5. Go to their website. Are there SKUs there that don't exist on Amazon yet? 6. That's your opener: "You have 14 products on your site with no Amazon presence. I can fix that." Do this and you WILL find brands worth partnering with. Save this for later.