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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 7 minutes ago

  @yabi_francis Hello, we're sorry to hear about the issues with your order, and we are here to help. Can you please confirm what Amazon website you use, is it .com, .ca, .ie, .co.uk, .in, .za, etc.? -Morgan

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  Tushar Lahoti (@tusharlahoti) reported 9 minutes ago

  Is Amazon app down?

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  satish sharma (@satishshar52235) reported 10 minutes ago

  Hello Amazon, I placed an order using my credit card, but the order was cancelled. However, the payment amount has already been deducted from my credit card. Please check this issue and confirm when the deducted amount will be refunded.

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  J Penney (@JPenney19) reported 11 minutes ago

  @ryangerritsen Response rates to polling now 5% down from 20% in 2000. People tell them what they want to hear just to score those Amazon card points.

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  Phil L (@Phil6523253756) reported 14 minutes ago

  @aberconwyclp @MarketMorale @Heccles94 Do you know who pays the taxes for Amazon and Google? It's the consumer! Those companies don't just take tax rises on the chin, they pass them onto us! STOP THINKING THAT THE PROBLEM IS THAT OUR TAXES ARE TOO LOW!!

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  V E N U S 🌎 (@planet_VG) reported 23 minutes ago

  I need sit down & put my book on Amazon today fr!!!

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  Jim Laurie - focus on Asia (@JimLaurie_Asia) reported 23 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Laura - repeated phone calls to Customer Service got a reply. They promised to have account restored and hacking issue resolved by Sunday morning US east coast time. As it is that time now, I am hoping for the best.

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  Newtype *** (@Saturday_Anime) reported 23 minutes ago

  When we were teenagers, my friends and I held reverence for hackers. One morning back in 2000, I woke up and heard on the news that someone had brought down Amazon, E-Trade, Yahoo, eBay, and CNN. Sweet. Sometime after that, news broke of the arrest of the perpetrator: a 15 year old boy named Michael Calce -aka MafiaBoy. I thought that was just the coolest **** ever because I was 15, too. There was this whole era where our parents, teachers, and other adults believed that just because some of us were adept with computers, that we were capable of terrible things like MafiaBoy was. The worst we were capable were isolated incidents at school or in public. I knew how to get into my schools grading and attendance system, SASI -but never had the ***** to change my grades. I added classes to the system like "RUSTY TROMBONING" and put in people I liked or didn't like, and gave them a grade commensurate to what I believed their talent in such an act was. Friend of mine in Colorado would get expelled from school around the same time for constantly getting printers throughout the school to print out The Hackers Manifesto as read from the movie Hackers. He got arrested a few years later after accessing the customer database of one of the big supermarket chains in his area.

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  Ritobroto Banerjee (@ritorbandco) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I am still having an issue. Please callback at 8777686196.

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  Thanks Again ! (@123456789nrt) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Your team has told me that it was a glitch in price and inform me to place new order with increased price of ₹1500. Pathetic

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  Dixon Yaz (@missionfigs15) reported 29 minutes ago

  No clean socks left and instead of taking my lazy *** to the laundromat to wash em I ordered some same day delivery on amazon, I’m part of the problem 😭

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  pork (@porknx) reported 30 minutes ago

  The humanoid race isn't about which robot walks smoothest. It's about DATA. Figure has BMW. Agility Robotics has Amazon. Tesla runs Optimus inside its own factories. Whoever logs the most real-world task hours FIRST builds a training data moat that's nearly impossible to close. Same dynamic that separated the top LLMs: volume of real feedback at scale, not architecture on paper. The part nobody is modeling: Unitree just dropped a humanoid for $16,000. Chinese manufacturers commoditize hardware fast. Always have. The jobs that go first: - Pick-and-pack warehouse roles (Agility's Digit already operates at Amazon) - Light assembly (Figure's BMW integration) - Any repetitive physical task in a fixed, predictable environment Timeline for meaningful scale deployment: 2027 to 2032. Fast enough to matter. Slow enough that most workers and most companies are not adjusting yet. Current leader on paper: Figure. Best valuation, cleanest progress, real enterprise deals. Actual wildcard: Tesla. They own the factories, the AI stack, and the production capacity to deploy thousands of units without needing a single external client.

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  Swati Sarangi (@SwatiSarangi10) reported 31 minutes ago

  Today, when I checked the Amazon App, I was shocked beyond my belief. It showed that the chair has been delivered on 4th August. I never received any SMS or mail regarding the delivery of this item. Kindly resolve this issue or initiate refund. @amazonIN 3/n

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  Akash Pillai (@AkashLuvsUAll) reported 37 minutes ago

  @syymmba @TARUNspeakss See, if your goal is to dismiss the entire growth story by magnifying one small issue in a massive project, there’s nothing much to debate. The Atal Setu patching issue happened after heavy monsoon conditions, and the contractor has been penalised. In fact, we were among those who raised the issue and pushed the government for accountability. We criticise where criticism is due and give credit where credit is due. My point was about India’s broader infrastructure growth. You picked one minor defect, inflated it, and used it to dismiss the entire story. That’s exactly what happens when there isn’t a stronger counter-narrative to offer. The pattern is predictable: if the government succeeds, it was “UPA’s idea”; if something goes wrong, it is “BJP’s failure”; if it’s a new initiative that succeeds, find a flaw and dismiss the achievement. UPI was opposed initially, yet everyone now celebrates its success, now u hve problem whn govt asks amazon like merchants to take cost of upi infra maintenance. GST was conceived earlier, but its implementation faced strong opposition from Congress, Parliament records speak for themselves. So yes, criticise failures and demand accountability. But intellectual honesty also means acknowledging success. You can’t selectively magnify every flaw while pretending the larger transformation never happened.

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  Aditya Dhirendra Singh (@DhirendraAdi223) reported 39 minutes ago

  @amazonIN I had the worst experience with the DELIVERY and CUSTOMER CARE SERVICE of Amazon, related to my order. Nobody helped me with the issue and neither even listened to my queries. I don't know how you guys claim for being one of the best online shopping partners in India.