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  Uttam Prakash (@yours__uttam) reported 5 minutes ago

  Why should the customer have to start the process again because of an internal Amazon issue?

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  JEM Doodles (@DoodlesJem38140) reported 5 minutes ago

  @PhilOfLife_ There's a hunter gatherer tribe in the Amazon that only works 12 hours per week and has everything they need. If there's a storm that blows down their houses or something they might work a bit longer to repair them. Otherwise, 12 hours a week most weeks. That's how it should be.

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  brooke🌸 (@brookebermudez_) reported 7 minutes ago

  @amazon Yall customer service is terrible. It seems like not everyone follows the same policy and or are not properly trained. Been dealing with an issue for two weeks and have been told multiple different things. Get your employees back in trading.

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  UK Politics Unpacked (@RobertHouseInc) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Lord_Sugar There's no discount for buying in bulk from Amazon. An order fulfillment of 7 million packs of cotton buds will be significantly cheaper in bulk. I suggest we purchase / make the materials and use AI to make our own as opposed to buying from China. The problem Is our energy.

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  Melanie Blake (@MelanieBlakeUK) reported 11 minutes ago

  And yet it took ten years to get the show to agree it was a good idea she should return - because ‘the writers were split down the room over damaging the legacy’ - 🙄 Luckily when Stuart left Blackburn who had also got the same reaction was moved to Corrie he took here there & suddenly they’ve wanted her back / read my books #RuthlessWomen to see how soaps really work behind the scenes - it’s fiction it’s definitely based on fact and real people and events … it’s on amazon.

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  Daron Absher (@norad88A) reported 13 minutes ago

  @circlethywagons @SethAbramson How long would Amazon stay in business if they decide not to deliver an entire truck load of packages because one package had an error?

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  ChumaStan (@Thegiovanir) reported 15 minutes ago

  @jstaggeusa @ShinghiD @amznsellerhelp There was a whole report that came out about how Amazon knows of this issue and actively promotes it because it makes them a ton of money. The original article was about products on amazon being labeled made in america while they knew they weren’t and still promoted it as such.

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  Eugyno ♦️ 🏀 🍀 (@Eugwizzy01) reported 17 minutes ago

  @iamhumblesmiles @Sir_BiolaPr How's paying 6,700 for 3 months a problem to you guys!!! ****! Like you can access movies on Netflix, Amazon, Apple TV........for 6700 for 3 ******* months;!!!!!!

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  Cadbury Capital Investments (@cadburycapital) reported 19 minutes ago

  1 September BOND YIELDS BLEW OUT, OIL RIPPED ON IRAN STRIKES 1. Global rates: Japan's 10-year yield hit 3% for the first time since 1996, triggering a broader global bond rout that pushed yields to 2008-era highs on inflation fears. US Treasury yields followed, climbing to their highest since January 2025 and pressuring equity futures; soybean futures also spiked to 2023 highs on biofuel exemption news. 2. Middle East escalation dominated the tape: two oil tankers were struck by projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz, followed by fresh US strikes on Iran. 3. Novartis ($NVS) paused its autoimmune cell therapy studies and then halted eight clinical trials after three patient deaths in a drug trial - yet shares were set for their best day since 2023 on the news, a somewhat counterintuitive market reaction. 🤐 5. GoPro ($GPRO) shares exploded higher, first surging 80% premarket on investor demand and then jumping another 50% after the company agreed to a takeover deal. GoPro entered the AI chat. 6. M&A stayed busy: Eli Lilly's ($LLY) $2.9B deal sparked speculation lifting SLS and IBRX, Velocity ($VEL) agreed to buy Toorak for $3.2 billion to expand its lending business, and Keurig Dr Pepper ($KDP) agreed to sell its Chobani stake and a Pennsylvania campus for $925 million. 7. Nvidia-backed infrastructure ($NVDA): Anthropic signed a $35 billion deal with Nvidia-backed infrastructure providers. Circular financing? I would call it Merry-go-round financing. 8. Dell ($DELL) posted strong results on AI server demand and raised its outlook, while Credo ($CRDO) fell sharply despite beating earnings estimates. 9. Amazon ($AMZN) slipped after the FTC filed a $20B ad lawsuit; Amazon is disputing the claims, and Citi flagged the pullback as a buying opportunity. 10. SHEIN's Hong Kong IPO debut slumped, HDFC Bank ($HDB) bonds hit a record low after its CEO's shock resignation, MSTR pushed back on MSCI's new delisting test, Morgan Stanley upgraded Robinhood ($HOOD) with a $150 target on prediction-market growth, and Google-linked AI plays FRVO and RZLV both moved on partnership news. Bless me Mr. Market.

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  Ameenuddin Shaikh (@Ameenuddinrazvi) reported 23 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp 402-0325915-4036322 Every time I order on @amazonIN,the delivery is delayed,and they just issue a refund.I don't want a refund I need the actual product! Stop wasting consumer time. If my order is cancelled again, I will approach the Consumer Court for legal action.

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  Nobody important (@TinkerbelLaFrou) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Lord_Sugar Not Amazon but centralised buying makes sense instead of all these contracts which make procurement so ridiculously expensive. In all business quantity of an order pushes purchase price down so apply it to NHS as you say by centralised procurement.

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  pala hanmi reddy | Beyond The Hype KTR (@hanmireddy) reported 27 minutes ago

  Amazon isn’t just clothes and random junk, little bro — they sell books there too. Not that you’d know. You 90ml-sloshed pinkies break out in a full-body allergy the second you see letters or an actual book. Before you “drop me home,” go hunt down a route that can actually lift that sad little party of yours off the floor. 🍼

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 28 minutes ago

  @tashidorje45635 @tashidorje45635 We get your concern. Kindly copy the link > paste it on a 'web browser' > login to your Amazon account and share your details. Our team will investigate get back to you within 6-12 hours via email. -Sravan

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  It’s me, Joe (@AllAboutJoeX) reported 28 minutes ago

  Claude Fable 5.1 turns governance into a product feature. Claude Fable 5.1 arriving on Amazon Bedrock and Claude Platform on AWS matters less as another model release than as a change in how frontier models enter enterprise systems. Anthropic says 5.1 improves on Fable 5 across difficult reasoning, agentic coding, scientific work, and long multi-step problems. It has also designated the model as a Covered Model, which adds data-retention, safety-review, and access policies wherever it is offered. I think that second detail is the real product story. Enterprise Frontier Safeguards will give customers an option to deploy Anthropic’s most capable models while keeping data inside cloud infrastructure they control. The performance claims still come from Anthropic, so they are not independent proof. But pairing a more capable model with explicit deployment controls changes the buying conversation: teams can evaluate reasoning quality and operational boundaries together, instead of treating governance as paperwork added after the prototype. #ClaudeAI #AWS

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  Raven (@heyraven_io) reported 29 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies she reviewed him like a broken product on amazon