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  mi (@overcatbe) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Borussenfan527 My Greek TV is cckblocking me to amazon prime US, which means I cannot login with my amazon DE account there and I'm locked out of all the movies/series I've bought.

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  ayesha (@ayesha_fatiima) reported 4 minutes ago

  Just heard someone got laid off at Amazon. 8+ major projects 600+ LeetCode problems 1800+ rating 3× hackathon winner Open-source contributions Still got laid off. Is this really the end of Computer Science? 😭

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  Preshˢᵀ💞⚽💎🧘 (@Elen_Precious) reported 5 minutes ago

  Amazon is a trusted site, my problem with all this outside Nigeria shopping, if what u ordered did not work well returning it takes long😩

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  therealBLKLIST(Adept) (@myYouTubetrash) reported 6 minutes ago

  @44F0rc3 That’s why I buy Razer or H3 but you can fix 2 controllers for $11. Just buy some pententiometers on Amazon and walla

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  Alvin (@Alvin1492840) reported 7 minutes ago

  Two people walk into Best Buy and buy the same $1,200 TV on the same day. One picks the TV off the shelf, pays sticker price, and walks out. Total: $1,200. The other checks the open-box shelf first and finds the same model rated "Excellent" for $960. She pulls up Amazon on her phone and shows the associate it's listed for $1,099- the associate adjusts the open-box price down to match the proportional difference. She pays with a discounted Best Buy gift card she bought at 10% off through a reseller. She uses her My Best Buy Plus membership to get a 60-day return window instead of 15. Total: $793. Same TV. Same store. Same warranty. Same day. The difference is 9 steps one person takes and the other doesn't know exist. Here's the full playbook 🧵

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  Wendal Roberts 🇺🇸 (@wendalrw) reported 10 minutes ago

  @debnamscat @ColoBenji @davidsirota Okay, lets live in your world where there is no IPhone, No Amazon, No Tesla, No Walmart, No Costco, No, Boeing airplanes, No Google search, No FB, No, X. No nothing. We go back to working in the fields and chase down wild animals for food. Fanstaic maybe for you. But please leave me out of it.

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  Ghost (@CT3_Anonymous) reported 10 minutes ago

  @libsoftiktok @amazon Well to be fair, its on amazon so i dont really have an issue with it. Now if i see one in a school or public library... Thats a different discussion

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  PapaHarris (@PapaDez333) reported 14 minutes ago

  These Amazon AI commercials need to calm tf down #gross

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  Koby Benmeleh (@kbenme) reported 14 minutes ago

  I've spoken with roughly a dozen b2b startup VP marketing over the past few weeks and almost all of them make the same mistake when it comes to earned media coverage: They think reporters want to tell their story. I worked 8 years at Bloomberg News, including 3 years as Israel bureau chief. I saw a lot of this during my time -- reporters ignore or turn down 99% of pitches... because they don't align with what they want. I wanna give you guys a simple formula so you spare yourself the pain and wasted money and looking bad in front of your CEOs. Major brand name + conflict/competition + new development that matters to shareholder equity = Elite business media article. Example 1: Article I wrote in 2019 about Israeli startup Trigo Vision, then raised "only" $7m in seed funding MAJOR BRAND NAME: Trigo was partnering with Tesco, UK's largest retailer and a publicly-traded stock. Pilot phase. CONFLICT/COMPETITION: Partnering with Trigo meant Tesco was taking the threat from AmazonGo seriously. Now we've added Amazon, a massive brand, to the story. NEW DEVELOPMENT WITH IMPACT ON SHAREHOLDER EQUITY: Tesco wouldn't do this partnership if it didn't have significant strategic value. Shareholders, Wall Street analysts, and other media outlets now have a new line of questioning for management on the future of the company. That's a scoop about a small Israeli startup nobody ever heard of. I just flipped the framing to make it work. Every b2b startup that sells to enterprises can do this. Example 2: Major insurer is going to market in a novel health care space (working on this now at Leverage, my company) MAJOR BRAND NAME: Publicly-traded insurer, biggest in the industry CONFLICT/COMPETITION: The insurer is racing to get their first before its competitors to grab market share of this emerging market. Now we've added competing brands to the story. NEW DEVELOPMENT WITH IMPACT ON SHAREHOLDER EQUITY: Same as Tesco. The insurer wouldn't be doing this if there wasn't significant revenue potential. Wall Street now has many questions to ask -- how much top line addition? How fast? What challenges do you see? Every answer helps them decide the perceived value of the stock. ------------- The formula works every time. The question is why do it? To compress your sales cycle to 3-6 months. If you want to understand what I mean, consider this free 4-day email course where I lay it all out.

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  Hunter Schmitt (@toyotahunter93) reported 17 minutes ago

  @05HAWKI If Amazon goes down… 😬

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  Fred J. Oathill🌺 (@Illoath) reported 20 minutes ago

  Am Amazon RoboCop series is an objectively terrible idea

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  stocks&options (@stocksndoptions) reported 20 minutes ago

  Ret.......ds kept @amazon $AMZN & @Microsoft $MSFT down today

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  Susan 🇺🇸 (@Tigergal423) reported 21 minutes ago

  @MichaelLondon47 Almost!!!!!! I got the old one down. Amazon sent the wrong one. Ugh

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  Jacques Bensimon (@JacqBens) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Nah, it's only occasionally an issue, and I've learned to open the front door carefully when I'm expecting a delivery. No need to escalate.

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  Captain George (💙, 🧡) .edge🦭 (@CaptainDef1i) reported 29 minutes ago

  Amazon vs Perplexity AI highlights a growing enterprise AI problem: An agent can act. But can the organization prove it was authorized to do so? Activity logs aren’t always enough. Tamper-evident, verifiable authorization is becoming essential. This is exactly why @Concordium protocol-level identity and Agent Registry matter, they provide cryptographically proven accountability that travels with the agent. Enterprise AI needs more than intelligence. It needs provable trust. Concordium is building that layer. #ConcordiumAmbassador