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  SLIC (@slic_media) reported 7 minutes ago

  The 48-hour Prime Day playbook. What matters and what doesn't in the last 24 hours. What matters: Inventory confirmations. Verify FBA stock levels are correct. Address any last-minute allocation issues. Ad campaign readiness. Sponsored Products campaigns queued for launch. Meta campaigns for spillover traffic ready to trigger. Email sequences prepared. Prime Day-specific emails to your list ready to send Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning. Customer service briefed. Team knows the specific offers, pricing, return policies for Prime Day items. Landing pages tested. Site can handle traffic spikes. Checkout flows tested end-to-end. Payment processing validated. Stripe, Shopify Payments, or other processors ready for volume. What doesn't matter: Last-minute creative changes. If your creative isn't ready today, it won't be ready Wednesday. Bidding strategy tweaks. Your bidding approach should be set. Constant tweaking during Prime Day creates chaos, not performance. Adding new SKUs to the promotion. Too late. The Amazon algorithm needs promotional history to feature products well. New channel launches. Wednesday is not the day to launch Google Shopping if you haven't been running it. The mindset shift: Prime Day performance is mostly determined by decisions made in June. What you do Wednesday and Thursday is execution. The brands panicking to make changes today are usually damaging performance more than helping. The brands with completed prep are focused on monitoring and small tactical adjustments. For US brands: this is the peak mid-year execution test. For UK brands: similar but smaller. For Canadian brands: prop scale. Where is your team in the last 48 hours? #PrimeDay

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  WhaleTwits (@WhaleTwits) reported 8 minutes ago

  🚨 SPACEX IS REPEATING PALANTIR IN 2020 And most people are about to miss it. In 2020, Palantir IPO'd at $10. The stock exploded to $35. Financial media couldn't stop talking about it. Retail investors were convinced they had found the next trillion-dollar company. Then reality hit. Palantir crashed nearly 80%. $35 → $7 Most people gave up. They called it overhyped. They called it dead money. They sold. Smart money did the exact opposite. They accumulated while everyone else was panicking. What happened next? $7 → $44+ One of the best-performing stocks of the decade. Now look at SpaceX. IPO near $150. Rally above $215. The same headlines. The same excitement. The same people convinced they're already too late. Then the stock starts falling. $215 → $165 And suddenly the narrative changes. The same people who were bullish at the top are becoming bearish after a correction. Sound familiar? Because this is exactly how great companies shake out weak hands. Retail buys when the story feels safe. Institutions buy when the story feels broken. Palantir did it. Amazon did it. Tesla did it. Every major winner punished late buyers before rewarding patient investors. SpaceX may be entering that phase right now. My accumulation zone: $145 → $165 My target: $230+ Most people won't buy there. They'll wait for new all-time highs. They'll wait for bullish headlines. They'll wait until everyone agrees it's a good idea. By then, the easy money will already be gone. That's how markets have always worked. Follow and turn notifications on. I'll post the exact level where I start accumulating $SPCX.

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  FraudCue (@Fraud_Cue) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Uber_India What kind or bull **** is this. Took an Uber from Navi Mumbai airport today early morning at 12:25 am. The money got deducted from Amazon pay. But your driver said it has not happened, and asked me to do again via Phone pe, which I did. On reaching home, I understood it was duplicate charge. Now, Uber says not our problem.

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  General Sherman (@GeneralShermanH) reported 11 minutes ago

  @br34dstick @SpeedyX04005298 @polyfraggrenade Damn I dont have that problem because I have health insurance with my job. Not my fault someone choose to work at McDonalds with no insurance plan instead of going to work at Amazon for insurance on day one.

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  Hemali Tanna (@hemalitanna) reported 13 minutes ago

  @sidmajumdar1 @Flipkart Same with Amazon now and Blinkit. Flipkart is terrible.

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  Shiekh Fawaz (@Fawaz_Social) reported 15 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I didn't asked about DIY how to cancel order right???I stated It didn't shipped yet so I should be getting full refund or atleast atleast issue gift card in exchange of it reading for cancellation is i placed wrong order by mistake. Kindly reach out directly to 9457602786

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  Brahamastra 🇷🇺 🇮🇳 🇨🇳 🇮🇷 (@TantrumsBaba) reported 17 minutes ago

  The CLOUD Act Clashes: Amazon Web Services Inc. is a Delaware-registered entity, making it subject to the US CLOUD Act. This law allows US federal agencies to issue warrants compelling American tech firms to hand over data, even if that data🫣 is stored in overseas hubs like Hyderabad. The Legal Catch-22: If the US government demands data stored in AWS Hyderabad, Amazon faces a crisis. Complying with the US warrant violates India's DPDP Act. Refusing the warrant violates US law. To manage this, Amazon is building isolated corporate firewalls to separate its Indian infrastructure from US cloud access methods.

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  Poookie (@OyePoookie) reported 22 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp @BSNLCorporate Hello, My BSNL sim recharge payment was successful, but the recharge has not been credited to my SIM yet. Kindly check the transaction and resolve the issue as soon as possible. Thank you.

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  Heightism Report (@HeightismReport) reported 23 minutes ago

  @escapetcm I knew something like that had to be the case! A Door Dasher just wants to deliver and leave, but someone on break from slinging boxes at Amazon(especially a tawl) who has the homefield advantage at his workplace would definitely be the one have to start trouble.

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  Shravan (@shravankumarkn) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I need solution who is responsible give any number is there to report it's really unfair what the problem I'm getting from chitradurga amazon delivery Hub

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  Debdut Shandilya (@debdut000) reported 25 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN already shared many times. Received email confirmation but not the refund. Immediately issue refund.

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  papabearapps (@papabearapps) reported 28 minutes ago

  @JonathanTurley Well, I don’t know if it’s the lack of humans or ai robotics errors but since Amazon has made the switch and started having John Doe delivering packages out of the hundreds of packages I order it seems I’ve received only a hand few on time when they said it would be here. 👀🫡🇺🇸

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  Donald “Turtleback” Ross (@DonnyRoss1872) reported 28 minutes ago

  @ChipJohnson01 @MerionChuck I got it off of Amazon, having trouble finding the link

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  Alphatica (@alphaticaio) reported 29 minutes ago

  JUST IN: DeepSeek is developing its own AI chip. Reuters reports three people familiar with the matter confirm the effort is aimed at reducing reliance on NVIDIA and Huawei. NVDA is down 2% premarket on the report. Our dark pool scanner flagged the signal last night. At 4:55 PM ET, a $326 million NVDA sell order printed on NASDAQ. That is not a retail trade. That is not a hedge fund trimming. Someone moved $326 million out of NVDA after hours, before this report hit. The data moves before the price does. The strategic read: every major AI company is now pursuing custom silicon independence from NVIDIA. OpenAI partnered with Broadcom on Jalapeño. Meta is in talks with Samsung for 3rd-gen MTIA. Anthropic is designing custom chips with Samsung. Google has TPUs. Amazon has Trainium. Microsoft has Maia. Tesla builds with Samsung. Now DeepSeek, the Chinese AI lab that shook the market in January with its R1 model, is building its own chip. The difference: DeepSeek cannot access NVIDIA's latest chips due to US export controls. This is not a choice to diversify. This is a necessity driven by sanctions. The chip would also reduce reliance on Huawei, meaning DeepSeek does not view Huawei's Ascend chips as a long-term solution either. The NVIDIA bull case has always been that custom chips cannot match GPU versatility and the software moat (CUDA) is too deep to replicate. The bear case is that every single major customer is trying. The custom silicon trend is no longer a trend. It is a migration. The question is not whether NVIDIA loses share. It is how fast the merchant silicon TAM compresses relative to the custom ASIC TAM expansion. NVDA at $326 million in dark pool selling the night before the news. The market internals saw it first. $NVDA $SMH $QQQ

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  Pole_Burner (@5h1t13r) reported 30 minutes ago

  @thaonlyjonathan @Pirat_Nation Ignorant ****** take. Go look at prices right now. Go on. Hit ebay, newegg, and Amazon. Design a PC and put the parts in your cart. Then sit down and shut ******** up. I'm not insisting you like it, only they you activate your almonds and pay ******** attention.