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  Christopher Barbour (@beastbarbour) reported 1 minute ago

  @AmazonHelp Your link is not working

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  🇺🇸 Andrew Jebasingh 🇺🇸 (@ajebasingh) reported 4 minutes ago

  Amazon uses paper and pens for all meetings. 6 pages or less, the first 20 minutes are spent reading and marking up the paper, and the presenter collects all the copies after 40 minutes of discussion, incorporating the feedback. Writing things down by hand > typing

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  varun kumar (@varunku06457487) reported 5 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp it has been more than 3 weeks and my Amazon UPI issue is not resolved. I changed my phone and from that day I am getting this issue.

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  Jantilal Parihar (@JantilalParihar) reported 9 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp The link take to call or chat, when selecting either option it takes to order page and finally at on order their is no option to call, chat or reporting this problem. So please don't waste my time and give a geniune solution. Don't sent useless links which lead to nowhere

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  Michael Taiwo (@AskMichaelTaiwo) reported 9 minutes ago

  Meta, Microsoft, Amazon and Google have now committed over 50 billion dollars to nuclear power, specifically to feed their AI. Microsoft is restarting Three Mile Island, the site of America's most famous nuclear accident, to power data centres. A decade ago these were software companies. Today they are quietly becoming energy companies that happen to write code. Nobody signs twenty-year, multi-billion-dollar nuclear contracts for a fad. The constraint on AI was never going to stay better algorithms. It became energy, land, cooling, grid capacity. The future everyone pictures as weightless turns out to run on the most old-fashioned industrial inputs there are. There is a lesson for anyone building anything. Look past the exciting layer everyone is watching and find the boring physical thing it secretly depends on. That bottleneck is where the real money sits. Everybody is staring at the models. The people who saw it would come down to who controls the electrons are buying reactors.

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  FrankFire (@FrankFire40) reported 10 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Someone better learn how to do there job! My package has gone from hub to hub multiple times mostly two of them in two days! Get me my package it’s already days late! You have gone down hill fast @JeffBezos @ajassy get it together already

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  Chris Martin (@dchrismartin) reported 13 minutes ago

  @mattahertz @amazon Hate it. Terrible for a family who all use the account to order, we have no idea what’s coming when without having to dig into the Orders to see, and then you still can’t match it up to “kitchen item” that’s arriving tomorrow.

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  Nischal Hegde (@NischiH) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp It seems my requirements were not properly understood. Could you please review the issue recorded in your system and arrange a callback to discuss and resolve it? I would appreciate a prompt response. Thank you.

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  ⤷ ゛ Pen 𖹭s Ryland Grace 🫧 ˎˊ˗ (@Pensdiary_) reported 14 minutes ago

  stared longingly at Colt in The Fall Guy's banner on Amazon for like 10 minutes I think I have a problem

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  Red Heart (@Ylw_Hrt) reported 14 minutes ago

  @ChibiWeaveDream @Gumidess @Gege_0123 Time cards are not cheaper, the cheapest sub is the limited sub, which is 12 bucks a month but you can only have 1 character per world server, this isn't a real restriction for many reasons, timecards are 32 bucks at the end of sale on Amazon or 16 dollars a

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  ☠️ RD Greenfield ☠️ (@RDGreenfield1) reported 17 minutes ago

  Finished replacing 4 wheel bearings, brakes & rotors all around, and parking brakes on my car. Multi weekend project broken up due to time constraints. Here’s my DIY review: 1) Brakes - Real easy. Buy the $12 brake caliper hanger bc it’s the only thing between you and a very expensive broken brake line. Follow the instructions, properly torque the bolts with Loctite red and you’re done with all 4 in a couple hours. 2) Bearings - pain in the ***, if you don’t do it the right way. Soak those things in rust penetrant at least a day before you’re working on it. Buy the $50 bearing removal tool on Amazon that will give you leverage to take the thing out. Be careful with the ABS sensor. Do that, and the puppy should pop out with a little hammering. Don’t do that, and you could wrestle with the thing for hours and not get it to budge. You have very little leverage on jack stands. Midwest salt rust ain’t no joke. 3) Parking Brakes - if you can get a second set of hands to help out, by all means. These things are spring loaded with small and strong springs that you have to stretch and twist with locking pliers. Everything wants to slide around out of place. There’s these push twist springs where the peg it seats on has nothing keeping it from going backwards and it’s tough to get anything back there to hold it in place. Those things suck. Though I do take great satisfaction in engaging the parking brake before shifting into Park now. Each time, it’s like a little fist bump from my car. “Thanks RD.” - My transmission 4) Hardware is the hidden cost and is annoying to identify and source (part numbers get discontinued and replaced, multiple times, per bolt). They rake you over the coals with shipping at $25, so figure out all the new hardware you’ll need in advance to avoid multiple orders. Call dealerships and ask for the part numbers (they’re generally happy to assist). AI is frequently wrong about part numbers, but don’t worry, it’ll say, “You’re right, thank you for pointing out that error!” But invest in the new hardware. It’s what holds everything to your car and a lot of these bolts are single use “stretch bolts.” You’ll see videos of guys re-using hardware, but I’d advise against that. The brake bolts you can probably re-use bc they likely designed those to be removed and put back on. Bearing bolts—single use for sure. You try reusing and you’re going to break off a bolt head (ask me how I know). Overall: All worthwhile repairs/maintenance. Needing to buy jack stands, a jack, an impact wrench, a few different sockets (Harbor Freight is awesome), bearings, carbon ceramic brakes and all new hardware, it cost less than $1k for the job. You get that done at a dealership and you’re paying over $5k easy (and you don’t then own the tools to do more maintenance later). YouTube is your friend. Amazing stuff on there. I got the bearings and brakes from A1 Auto and in my amateur opinion, they seemed of high quality. Higher quality than the stock parts they were replacing for sure. Pricing is excellent.

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  SC (@SC_is_All_Elite) reported 17 minutes ago

  @hopandwedge @myaewofficial I bought an Amazon Firestick to watch MyAEW, Rev Pro on Demand and Troma Now and it's been really consistent. Sorry to hear you are having issues.

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  Johnson | DTC Conversion Designer (@johntech778) reported 17 minutes ago

  Your homepage has one job: make visitors stay. Most Shopify homepages fail in the first 5 seconds. They look nice… But they don’t answer the questions every shopper has: • Why should I trust this brand? • What makes this product different? • Why should I buy from you instead of Amazon or a competitor? • Where should I click next? If your homepage doesn’t build trust, communicate value, and guide visitors toward buying, you’re losing customers before they even reach your product page. A high-converting homepage isn’t about fancy animations. It’s about strategy. Clear messaging. Strong visual hierarchy. Trust signals. Buyer psychology. Mobile-first design. A frictionless path to purchase. Every extra second of confusion costs you sales. I build Shopify homepages designed to turn first-time visitors into paying customers. If your homepage isn’t converting as well as it should, send me a message. I’ll show you what’s costing you sales and how to fix it.

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  Dorena (@dorito100) reported 18 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazon I don’t know what’s the deal with Amazon lately but I’m getting annoyed. This is not the only issue. Last month I was sent a duplicate order. I had to make a special trip to drop it off to be sent back to Amazon. A canceled order. Delays. 😡

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  Roger (@rdd147) reported 19 minutes ago

  @BetterDays47 Absolutely possible, the key for Starlink is to expand growth as fast as possible to lock in customers and make it un-economical for Amazon to try and steal them. China is the bigger problem IMO.