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  Shinchain (@Shinchain246156) reported 1 minute ago

  @amazonIN I need help with a genuine product quality issue. I purchased a ZEEL waterproof raincoat from Amazon on 26 June. There was no rain at that time, so I kept it completely unused and had no chance to test it before the return window ended. @AmazonHelp @amazonIN

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  Mitchell Coffman (@Bobs_Buddy) reported 2 minutes ago

  @simar_nathan I bought the issue of Playboy she was (naked) in. You can probably find one one Amazon or Ebay.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 3 minutes ago

  Solo Amazon FBA sellers bleed cash to overcharged fees, ghost returns, and PO mismatches that Amazon's own AI and every incumbent FBA tool skip. Built Vendact to fix that—an always-on ops agent delivering one daily report on what actually moves P&L. Live soon.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 8 minutes ago

  @prab_gupta Sorry to know about the trouble you're facing with Amazon Now. We request that you check periodically and place an order once the service is restored. -Akamsha

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  The Longer Game (@the_longer_game) reported 9 minutes ago

  Declining sales. Falling organic rank. A campaign that used to convert and suddenly doesn't. Most brands treat these as separate problems and patch each one individually. In this episode, they have talked about why temporary fixes always come back around: → the band-aid comes off → the same problem resurfaces → and now it's sitting under a pile of newer ones The real work is finding what's actually causing the decline, not just treating the symptom in front of you. It's a mindset shift that applies well beyond Amazon. Any brand managing multiple channels eventually hits a version of this same choice. Full episode link in comments.

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  Stanislav Yurin (@stan_yurin) reported 11 minutes ago

  @ivan_bezdomny @pangram (2/n) "A dedicated division at an Amazon warehouse in Las Vegas buys rare books, severs their bindings for digitization, and discards the physical copies to generate training data for artificial intelligence. An investigation by 404 Media used an Apple AirTag to track a shipment of 1,000 volumes to the facility, identified as VGT3, where workers remove spines to feed pages through high-speed scanners. Technology firms target literature published before 2022 to ensure training sets contain human-authored text and avoid the synthetic data that can corrupt AI models. Independent booksellers reported a historical spike in sales of rare titles prior to the discovery of the VGT3 operation. Amazon stated it purchases books through commercial channels to improve products and services for customers." -> "There’s a special section at an Amazon warehouse in Las Vegas where they buy rare books, cut them up, scan them, and throw away the books to get training data for AI. 404 Media tracked down a truckload of 1,000 books with an Apple AirTag to the warehouse (VGT3) where they were being cut up and fed into high-speed scanners. Tech companies are particularly interested in books from before 2022, so they can be sure they’re getting “human” content, not the kind of synthetic content that can mess up AI systems. And independent booksellers say there was a sudden surge in sales of rare books before this whole thing was discovered. Amazon says they’re buying books through normal channels to improve products and services for customers."

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  𝑨𝒍𝒊 𝑺. 𝑲𝒂𝒍𝒍𝒊𝒈𝒂𝒓𝒊𝒔 (@CharmingsGrace) reported 14 minutes ago

  Is it a bad thing when 27 packages arrive from Amazon in a day? I have an incurable problem.

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  Alpha Wire (@AlphaWireNewsAi) reported 15 minutes ago

  Just in: Amazon to shut down Mechanical Turk on Sept. 30, 2026. Amazon announced Tuesday that it will shut down Mechanical Turk, its crowdsourcing work platform, after 21 years. The closure will take effect on Sept. 30, 2026. A notice on the Mechanical Turk, or MTurk, website said: “We regularly evaluate our programs, tools and services and make adjustments based on those evaluations. Following an evaluation, we have decided to close the AWS Mechanical Turk platform, effective Sept. 30, 2026.” Launched in 2005, Mechanical Turk matched large numbers of part-time workers with simple online jobs, known as “human intelligence tasks.” Individual tasks typically paid only a few cents. Assignments included data labeling, audio and video transcription, and completing surveys. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos described the service as “human-powered artificial intelligence.” The platform outsourced tasks that computers struggled to handle but people could complete easily. The platform took its name from the historical Mechanical Turk, an 18th-century chess-playing machine that was actually operated by a human chess master hidden inside. Amazon reportedly first conceived the product as a way to label the vast amounts of data generated by its large e-commerce website. Since MTurk launched, AI model technology has advanced rapidly, while numerous data startups, including Scale AI, Mercor and Prolific, have entered the market to recruit workers to provide training services for AI models. #Stocks #Amazon #AI

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  rocky_bhai (@subratbhoi21) reported 17 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN Dear Fatima I have already contacted your service team. However they only informed me that the information provided earlier was wrong and i hustled have to wait till 10pm & exactly at 10 pm the issue will be resolved. So I believe that the parcel will be delivered after 10pm

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  Sister Cat (@Chatmann01) reported 19 minutes ago

  @LEAPSTrading Good point. Amazon is not just an e-commerce company anymore. The real valuation debate comes down to how the market prices AWS, AI infrastructure, advertising, and future margin expansion — not just total revenue.

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  Held der Arbeit (@HeldinEU) reported 20 minutes ago

  @EvelynWilcock Dad's Amazon account is still functioning and I am not planning to close it down

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  Umang Khosla (@ukhosla) reported 20 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I would like a refund from 3 items which I ordered and which show delivered but have not been delivered to me. Would appreciate if we don’t waste each others time as it has been 2 days now and there is no sign of my 3 items. Kindly issue a refund

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  Broodwars (@broodwars64) reported 23 minutes ago

  I should really find someone...ANYONE better than Amazon for my anime shopping needs. My Your Name 4K Steelbook arrived, and because it's Amazon it had a 75% chance of being broken when it arrived. New one this time: broken clasp. Damn thing won't stay shut. Back to AZ it goes.

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  Samarth Handigol 🇮🇳 (@cool__sams) reported 23 minutes ago

  We have already raised a query through Amazon Seller Support, but there has been no proper response or resolution. @amazonIN @AmazonHelp sellers need better support and accountability. Please look into this issue. @amznsellerhelp

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  WolfClaw666 (@WolfClaw666) reported 27 minutes ago

  @GotyRase268 135am had a pretty major leak before release where most of (if not all) the book was leaked through the Amazon Preview somehow. I don't believe most people are even aware of this because Scott was immediately contacted by the server owners to resolve the issue