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  EDDIE NOVAK (@edboy9k) reported 5 minutes ago

  @strangecapers92 I think Amazon has a similar problem iirc

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  Indian®🇮🇳 (@phanuu) reported 6 minutes ago

  This is not an isolated incident. I have faced this for multiple products, followed by agonizingly slow refund processes that take ages. I am completely done with this pathetic service and will NEVER recommend Amazon to anyone. Stop scamming your Prime customers! #AmazonIndia #ConsumerRights @jagograhakjago

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  Wathura (@kaluwathura) reported 8 minutes ago

  @sonicstadium The socks are alright but the shirt isn't a particularly fetching design. Anything's better than Sega's drop-shipped amazon slop, but it's a bit of a step-down compared to the previous IC merchandise.

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  Rene Sellmann (@ReneSellmann) reported 9 minutes ago

  "Ouch." That is the opening word of Bezos' 2000 shareholder letter, written with Amazon down more than 80%. What happened inside the business that same year: ✅ Customers 14m to 20m ✅ Sales $1.64b to $2.76b ✅ Gross profit up 125% ✅ Q4 operating loss 26% of sales to 6% The business improved in every quarter the stock fell. Focus on what matters.

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  Ironic Immigrant (@ironimmigrant) reported 10 minutes ago

  I'm sick and tired of big corporations making it harder and harder to get a human on the phone for customer service. After climbing a Mount Everest of options and providing redundant info, you finally get a human who is not only highly incompetent but can barely speak English. Ugh, why is everything so gay these days? Can AI fix this? Amazon - you all suck ***.

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  MARMOT (@Web3Marmot) reported 10 minutes ago

  🚨 THIS IS NOT NORMAL In 2004, Google went public at a $23 billion valuation. Today, Anthropic is coming at up to $2 TRILLION. That's 87 times bigger! I’ve been in the markets for 10 years, and this IPO boom is the biggest red flag I’ve ever seen. Here is the truth retail skips in the 300-page IPO docs: Anthropic burns $19B a year on compute to outrun rivals. Consequently, they won't make a profit until at least 2028. But financial bleeding is only half the problem. Their valuations are inflated by circular money from Amazon and Google. The numbers look big, but the real business isn't growing organically. The cracks are already visible. Their models cost 2.5x more than OpenAI. And here is the real trap. Accelerated lockups mean insider shares will flood the market by November, not in 180 days like a normal IPO. The people who know the most about this company are already preparing to exit. Meanwhile, institutions and retail are mass-selling current holdings to raise cash for this IPO, creating massive selling pressure across the broader market. It is the exact same dynamic we saw during the dot-com crash. The IPO boom, the inflated valuations, the insider exits. When the floodgates open in November and insiders cash out, this AI bubble will pop, dragging the tech sector down. Don't let them use you as exit liquidity. Reminder: I've called every major market turn for the last 10 years, including Bitcoin's crash from $111K, the $82K bull trap, and the SpaceX drop from $220 to $105. Before this bubble pops, I'm exiting this market completely. I'll post the exact moment it happens here in real time. Stay close.

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  ⛧🇻​​​​​🇮​​​​​🇱​​​​​🇪​​​​​⛧ (@Vileself) reported 11 minutes ago

  @_Deez_Games "Amazon never used to sell out".. that's the problem dummy. Not enough people were buying physical so they reduced the amount of physical that retail stores got. If physical were as profitable as you think it is then they wouldn't be getting rid of it, dummy.

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  JAMES (@JAMES77458423) reported 14 minutes ago

  @MiguelDelaney There are no potential issues under any conditions, either now or in the future, since Amazon are not involved in Liverpool or the Premier League in any capacity.

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  openhbar (@openhbar) reported 16 minutes ago

  @SunshineCityCo1 @fordnation This is a systematic problem. How many years did I have to buy dvd, supplies from the tendered suppliers instead of Walmart or Amazon that were half price for the same product

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  Agile Academy Insights (@AgileAcademyIns) reported 17 minutes ago

  When data and anecdotes disagree, the anecdotes are usually right, that's the rule Bezos runs on. Amazon's own metrics showed customer service wait times under 60 seconds, but complaints kept saying otherwise. So in the middle of a business review, he just picked up the phone and called the 1-800 number himself. The room sat in silence for over 10 minutes waiting for someone to answer. That single phone call did more than any dashboard, it proved the team was measuring the wrong thing entirely, and it forced them to fix it. Source: Jeff Bezos on Lex Fridman Podcast #Leadership #CustomerObsession #Amazon

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  Nathan Nobis . com (@NathanNobis) reported 22 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Reach out how and where on that page? You understand what the problems are. Can they be fixed or not?

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  Chandra Shekhar (@shekharr_108) reported 22 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Issue isn't solved, I want compensation or my money back as it's illegal to show different quantity on platform and different quantity of actual product received. It falls under unfair trade practice

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  Ally Le Rouge (@SthCoastRed) reported 22 minutes ago

  @eddiegibbs I’d rather us go down to the Championship then be turned into Amazon FC.

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  Made In England (@BuyEnglishMade) reported 24 minutes ago

  Temu's UK company, Whaleco, reported no employees and no fixed assets in its 2024 accounts, filed September 2025. Revenue was £46.6m and profit before tax £2.88m, and that revenue is a service fee from affiliated companies, not what British shoppers actually spent. The Fair Tax Foundation says there's been no UK corporation tax paid on trading activity for two years, despite what it calls Temu's enormous UK sales, alleging over £553m of UK revenue was routed through Ireland last year alone. Next to no jobs here. Next to no offices here. Next to no infrastructure investment here. And this at a scale where Ofcom now puts Temu's UK reach at 28.4 million visits a month, third behind only Amazon and eBay, and 58% of UK online adults. Temu is owned by PDD Holdings, listed on Nasdaq and still substantially controlled by its Chinese founder, Colin Huang, whose supply chain and commercial roots remain overwhelmingly in China. People rightly worry about the high street closing down. But do we have the right to complain, when the Fair Tax Foundation's own figures suggest over half a billion pounds is flowing straight out of the hands of high street shop owners and into a company that barely has a UK footprint? Buy #MadeInEngland

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  Help (@SmackBarmlul) reported 27 minutes ago

  @xrmy_797 I've had the same issue, sorry to be the bearer of bad news but was told by Amazon support the next batch of orders only go out 26th September