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  Paropakari Papanna (@Pogagottam) reported 3 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp You’re just acknowledging my problem instead of actually fixing it.

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  Heidi Lee (@d2roadkill) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Sassafrass_84 Depends on which toe, if it wasn’t the big toe don’t worry about it just make sure she is kept in a hard flat shoe for 6 weeks you can get one from the pharmacy or probably Amazon. I’ve broken my toes so many times and that’s what my podiatrist had me do.

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  Check my pinned tweet (@Faith181107) reported 8 minutes ago

  @RaenestApp you guys should resolve this issue as fast as possible before 15th of this month. I must not lose this month payment from Amazon ooo, make ogún no Kee unna papa for me.

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  Akash Rajput (@akash130997) reported 11 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp Ordered whey protein, but the product arrived with a tampered seal. A replacement was initiated, but the delivery agent marked it as delivered without actually delivering it. Very disappointing. Please look into this and resolve the issue. #CustomerSupport

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  Miami HEAT 2027 Champs (@Ernesto305) reported 12 minutes ago

  @PabloGRadio I would hope if it’s a reputable place, had nothing to do with it. I doubt they take sealed trade ins as well. Amazon has that issue ppl bought took the good **** returned sealed packs

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  Vikas Alwys (@VikasAlwys) reported 14 minutes ago

  India is welcoming data centers, the same data centers that got cancelled in the USA, Europe, and the Netherlands. First, let me tell you what a data center even is. All internet, All cloud, All surfing .... everything runs on data centers. A giant building full of servers running 24 hours a day, never stopping. These data centers get heated, so to cool them down, they use water. One data center uses 20 lakh litres of water every single day. Training one AI model can cost 7 lakh litres of water just once. Now why did other countries cancel them? Amsterdam banned them completely because they were consuming too much electricity. London had to stop building houses in some areas because data centers had already taken up. In the US, $156 billion worth of data center projects got cancelled. Now in India, more than 250 data centers are coming up across the country from Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and OpenAI etc. Recently, Google announced plans to build a massive data center in Visakhapatnam, a ₹1.25 lakh crore project, which the government reportedly granted tax benefits for until 2047 which is 21 years without a single rupee. Every single city hosting these projects is already facing water shortage problems. The 350 billion litres of water that data centers are expected to use by 2030 is not coming from the sky. It comes from the same groundwater that we drink every day. And for electricity, India is planning an additional 90,000 MW of coal power capacity by 2032, one of the biggest coal expansion plans in history. More coal means more smoke. More smoke means more pollution. More pollution means more diseases. The question is not whether data centers are important. The question is: are we prepared for the environmental cost?

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  CrazyRuckusN64 (@CrazyRuckusN64) reported 17 minutes ago

  @pcoronaf @amazon @ftc needs to step in amazon needs to fix their website, the security team is lazy no one has fixed payment issues and there are two continue buttons when paying.

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  Kurt Grela (@kurtgrela) reported 19 minutes ago

  Most people look at an investment and ask what is it going to do this year. I look at it and ask what does this look like in five to ten years if the technology actually works. Those are completely different questions and they lead to completely different decisions. 1. Bitcoin at $500 in 2014 looked terrible for two years. Amazon looked like a money losing bookstore for most of the 90s. The five year view on both was extraordinary. The one year view was discouraging enough to make most people walk away. 2. The assets that generate real wealth almost never look exciting in the short term. They look uncertain, slow, and sometimes like mistakes. 3. The people who win are usually just the ones who asked the right question at the start and had the patience to wait for the answer. 4. Five to ten years is not a long time. It is just longer than most people are willing to think. That one shift in how you frame the question changes everything about how you invest. Follow the page if crypto, AI, or startups are on your radar. More of this every week.

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  JimAdventures (@Jim_Adventures) reported 23 minutes ago

  @GuGi263 That's right, they don't swim. They run on the water floor. They are the most dangerous land mammals on the planet, hands down. There are also currently over 100(last I checked) of them poisoning and slowly destroying the Amazon rain forest.

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  Darren Wolf (@darrenwolf) reported 23 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I want to log a formal complaint re episode 2 season 5 of Clarkson’s Farm. While issues with language are flagged, it was very unpleasant to hear J and Caleb mocking Christian teaching, scripture, and Mary. You would not allow other faiths to be ridiculed like this.

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  茶葉🍉 (@matcchao) reported 27 minutes ago

  @goodbyevanny Still, I’m a little annoyed with Amazon. I mean, if they’d just let Crowley and Azirafel survive and be happy, the original script that guy wrote would’ve been banished to the back of my mind along with him!Deep down, I can’t help but wish there had been a different ending.

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  AFRICA IS HOME GLOBAL (@AfricaisHOME2) reported 29 minutes ago

  Target shareholders voted down a proposal to split the roles of board chair and CEO at the annual meeting on Wednesday, allowing former CEO Brian Cornell to stay on as executive chair. The vote means Cornell keeps operational oversight of his successor Michael Fiddelke, who took over as CEO in February. Investors had pushed for an independent chair to improve governance after Target’s stock lost about half its value since 2021 and faced criticism over merchandising missteps and its handling of DEI initiatives. All director nominees were elected, and another proposal calling for reports on pesticides in private-label goods and microfiber emissions also failed. The outcome gives Fiddelke backing to continue his turnaround plan, which includes a $2 billion investment this year to improve inventory and sharpen pricing against Walmart, Amazon, and discount chains. Target has shown early signs of recovery, but management has warned that a tough economy could keep pressuring demand. Governance concerns had intensified since Cornell moved from CEO to executive chair in August 2025, a structure some large investors like CalPERS and the New York State Comptroller’s Office argued limits board independence. Target declined to comment on the vote, and detailed results haven’t been released yet. - World Business News.

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  Kaye Keater (@kayekeater) reported 34 minutes ago

  @TonyLaneNV And the feed from your RING camera is going to a backend database server at AMAZON who owns Ring!! You're not safe anywhere anytime even in your own home!!

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  Maverick (@imjanmejaysinh) reported 38 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Resolve the issues instead of apologising. Since last 6 days I am getting the apology and false promises but not the delivery of my product. Even though I paid extra for prime membership

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