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  Siobhean 🖤 (@SiobheanG) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Jackie15188029 I ordered 5 items on Thursday from Amazon and they all arrived today...I can't complain unless I open boxes and stuff is broken

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  Jonathan Frankfurter (@amimevalepitito) reported 3 minutes ago

  @AnthropoceneMe1 this seems mostly wrong. products from big companies led by MBAs are either free, cheaper or similar cost as before (eg big tech, amazon). sit-down restaurants are more expensive but those are small businesses

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  J McMar (@osored58) reported 7 minutes ago

  @JJantzen @SelfReliantCtzn The steel hoses on Amazon are wonderful. We've had 2 for years, never an issue.

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  Jackie (@Jackie15188029) reported 7 minutes ago

  Ffs Amazon, I ordered 5 items yesterday, all saying delivery today so stayed in only to just get a message theres a problem and not expected until the 17th now...... it's not good enough when it states next day delivery and it's nothing unusual either, just every day items!

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  King_of_king (@Kingda60116680) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Dont send automated messsage , instead look into the issue and get this delivery @amazon @delhivery

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  Dr. J. Villegas 🇵🇷🏳️‍🌈 (@drjvillegas) reported 10 minutes ago

  @miguelmigrant @amazon I swapped an item… I don’t know if that’s the issue!

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  Robin Ensminger (@ensmi99700) reported 11 minutes ago

  @LatinoFreeMinds @chaidezjad You can buy license plate covers that block cameras from Amazon takeoff stickers, and anything that is not factory made off your car tent your windows problem solved. I added it to my car.

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  Kevin (@kevinpublishing) reported 15 minutes ago

  Stop publishing books like you’re begging Amazon for sales. Start publishing like you’re solving a problem readers are already searching for. Don’t ask, “How do I get people to buy my book?” Ask, “What book are people already looking for, and how can I give it to them?” 📚🔥

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  John Paterson (@JohnPaterson24) reported 19 minutes ago

  Thought I’d do a bit of a recap since I’m right at the 30 day mark from my first 3 liquidation deliveries. I’ve learned a ton so far. So I spent $9,200 total on 3 auctions. I’ve sold $6,300 of inventory at a net profit $2,392 on those items, which looks good at a 60% ROI at the 30 day mark. I paid a rough average of about 30% of MSRP between the 3. Obviously the ROI will come down a bit with some of the less desirable items. Overall I’m not mad about that, I had hoped to recoup my full buy cost by now and truly be into the profit zone, but between being a bit slow to get stuff listed and a sourcing mistake I’ll mention below, here we are. I hesitate to call it a mistake, more tuition at this point. The 2 patio focused auctions were 13 total pieces, but 6 were outdoor dining table style sets. 2 of those 6 are a high top fire tables which have some market, but the other 4 have zero market and I will 100% lose money on 2 of 4. One of those 2 I’m into for almost $800 that came with only 1 leg and I’ve not had much luck figuring out a replacement. My last resort options are seeing if I can find a buyer who will figure it out or a machine shop to fabricate another leg. If there was a market for the table I’d go that route, but throwing more money at it at this point feels like a bad plan. The MSRP on those 2 auctions was about $22k, and $10,400 of it is tables. NO BUENO. So that’s lesson 1, I thought I paid too much at 30% but the actual problem is $10k MSRP worth of stuff with extremely small demand. I wish I had done the math more on this yesterday because I would have bid more aggressively on another patio truckload yesterday I lost. I take solace in the fact there wasn’t a ton to be done research wise to prevent this. There doesn’t seem to be anyone doing this local to me so finding comps for the patio stuff was next to impossible. It was more a throw it against the wall and see what sticks situation. Last week I negotiated prices on a truckload of Wayfair and Amazon stuff, but haven’t pulled the trigger. I really like the foundation of the patio loads if they are light on tables like the one I bid on yesterday. I think I’m going to watch auctions for the next week or so and see if I can sneak one at a lower % of MSRP. I’ve had a really great group of customers in this niche and it’s one I like. I also have to consider we are heading into the fall, though that’s far less relevant here in FL. My ASP is $930 on the patio stuff and I still have a few good pieces to sell. My concern with the Amazon/Wayfair truckloads is it’s going to require a ton more labor for assembly which I do have hep for but part time and obviously at a cost. The flip side though is the stuff will move a lot faster since the average transaction would be around $300 vs $900. I’ll test them out at some point but given the semi seasonality of the patio stuff they make take priority if I find the right one at the right price. So anyway just my ramblings and observations 30 days in. Right now I’m focused mostly on recovery mode of what’s left to make room for what’s next. Happy selling!

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  Rums (@MisterRums) reported 22 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp The link is not working

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  Sayeed (@TheTradingDev) reported 25 minutes ago

  @MansiCodez Amazon layoff and stability issue

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  Current Events, Sports & Christian Content (@PartesanJournal) reported 26 minutes ago

  Called @Amazon last night about the wrong PC they sent, they are contacting the seller (this will go nowhere, it never does) Rep said they would make sure I got the right laptop. Why any company would send a laptop with only 45GB of Storage (out of the box) is beyond me-Amazon needs to crack down on these sellers. My older laptop had 236GB out of 256GB available out of the box.

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  Whom! (@starpupilwhom) reported 26 minutes ago

  @That1gamurguy9 yeahhh it's hard to get the same level of bang for your buck in other non-display tablet hardware. Closest I've gotten is a specific generic brand of 20$ bluetooth headphones on amazon that only ever start to really break down after a couple years if im careful w/ them

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  Abhinav Singh (@Caatalystt) reported 29 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp No issues. Might have been some problem. Have reordered. 👍

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  ᥫ᭡ҡεɳყα ɱσσ૨ε ƒαɳᥫ᭡ (@GossipInformer) reported 29 minutes ago

  Them Fangie fans are loud as ****. My goodness. Imagine trying to cool down in a quiet room. I'll stick to my $8 fan from Amazon #rhoa