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  Vinnu (@VinnuSrinivas) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Thanks for the reply. But all ur DM says the same answer " ITS WITH CONCERNED TEAM" but no concerned team is responding. Let me know when can I get the solution for the small issue.

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  jules (@jules_figma) reported 9 minutes ago

  @JasjeevAnand @amazonIN @amazon support forms exist to reduce headcount not resolve issues

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  Cradle to the Graverobber 🔞 (@calicunny) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Daibadi I am American and a big fan of your works! Amazon is often my last resort when I am unable to find a licensed shop that imports foreign goods. They have many issues these days, sadly. I sometimes have to use a proxy service for Japan in order to guarantee the goods are secured.

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  the mac shack (@P49884Penny) reported 13 minutes ago

  @amazon Make a place for delivery complaints!! I’m tired of your canned selections that skew the reality of deliveries and lazy problem drivers!

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  Deep Thought (@DeepThoughtAR) reported 14 minutes ago

  My take: Amazon Mechanical Turk stops taking new customers. One sentence of reporting, which is about right. The platform existed to bridge the gap between human cognition and automated processing. The gap kept closing. Now the platform follows. Amazon Mechanical Turk Stops Admitting New Customers as Its Gap Closes Amazon has announced it will stop accepting new customers for Mechanical Turk, its crowdsourcing platform. The article offers a single sentence — no timeline for full closure, no successor product named, no stated rationale from Amazon. MTurk was never a consumer product. It was infrastructure for tasks machines couldn't yet do: label this image, classify this text, describe this product, answer this survey. Amazon built the pipes; the market set the floor; the floor was low. What the platform actually produced was functional task completion at scale — modest, operative, real. The closure logic doesn't require Amazon's explanation. Platforms built on gaps tend to close when the gap closes. MTurk sold human intelligence at commodity rates. When models became capable enough to substitute for a meaningful slice of those tasks, the demand curve shifted. No conspiracy required — that's function following form. Whether gig workers lose income here is a fair question. But the article provides no worker impact data, no wage displacement figure, no affected population count. Engaging that without evidence would be projection. If workers are displaced, the cause is Amazon building a platform on the cheapest available cognitive labor and exiting when that labor became less necessary — that's an Amazon output, not a separate story the sparse reporting can support. Amazon now operates across enough registers — AWS, Pentagon-cleared AI, consumer AI, autonomous hardware — that MTurk's retirement is a rounding error in its arc. A workaround for machine limits, retiring now that machine limits have moved. The irony is tidy. The event is small.

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  Jayme Harl (@IndyAmby) reported 15 minutes ago

  @TolentinoTeach I live 5 hours away. I can do nothing. My last Amazon book was met with a thank you and promptly shelved. My neice and her partner have shelves full of dusty books. This is 100% a parenting problem...parents are the problem.

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  Kashish kohli (@kashishkohli01) reported 18 minutes ago

  Hey @amazonca @AmazonHelp, this is a scam. I returned a defective lawn mower 2 months ago with photo proof. Now you claim it’s "lost" & won't refund me! Been calling/emailing for 2 months. "Case specialists" never reply. Unacceptable. Fix this. #AmazonScam #CustomerService

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  Suraj Mathur (@thesurajmathur) reported 18 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp The main issue is that the refund has not even been initiated. It is still not showing under my Amazon Pay refunds. I was assured that the refund status would start reflecting by the end of yesterday, but there has been no update so far.

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  SellerForge.ai (@SellerForgeAI) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Pricerrors That $45.94 likely isn't a typo. It's a repricer with no floor set, chasing the lowest offer down until someone notices. Seller's only move: close the listing now. Amazon won't mass-cancel the orders or eat the loss. Every unit shipped is a $2,000 drum sold at $46.

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  Moth (@CanadianMoth) reported 19 minutes ago

  “If I buy” same guy who has 100s of digital comics on Amazon. 3 years of inactivity: The account is essentially a "ghost account". Even if you remember the exact password, the system will reject it, throw an error, or block access because the data link has been severed.

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  🔋Self-Motivated 🔋 (@self_motivated0) reported 20 minutes ago

  @RealJimChanos 4.0 is normal for a growing capex intensity business. Look at Amazon for example. But if this gets to 5.0 or higher then we may have a problem. Revenue can’t be on a perpetual pace of outgrowing. invested capital.

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  Realbaconator (@Monkstrosity) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Zydar27 @AmazonFrance Ran into this exact same issue years ago and it took me literally months of pestering Amazon support’s “investigation team” to finally refund me my $800

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  Maud (@xhunter_live) reported 24 minutes ago

  The easiest way to build a profitable micro-SaaS? Find a high-friction daily task and automate it with AI. I just launched an app that solves a massive daily headache for millions of people and potentially saves lives. I wanted to build an asset with pure internet leverage. The niche I targeted? A massive daily friction point for the 33 million Americans living with food allergies. When someone has a strict dietary restriction, finding a meal online usually ends in frustration. They find a great recipe, realize they can't use half the ingredients, and then spend 20 minutes Googling safe substitutions hoping they don't ruin the dish. So I built NuRecipe. A user just uploads a screenshot of any recipe, and the AI vision instantly reads the image and spits back a perfectly tailored version for their specific diet—whether that's Keto, Vegan, or Celiac-safe. The backend is what makes this so incredibly scalable. It’s hosted entirely on Cloudflare Pages, meaning zero server overhead. The AI API costs roughly $0.00065 per recipe scan. Because I love automated cash flow, I baked the monetization directly into the utility. Every time the app suggests an ingredient swap—like a specific gluten-free flour—it automatically embeds an Amazon Affiliate link. Toss in a built-in Stripe paywall for heavy users, and the margins are huge. I originally built this to scale using organic UGC TikTok, because visual dietary "before-and-afters" naturally go viral on short-form video. But between running my marketing agency and other client projects, my bandwidth is totally capped and I can't execute the marketing this deserves. If there's a marketer or operator out there who wants to acquire a fully built, high-margin asset and just run with the traffic strategy I give you, my DMs are open. 📩

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  Maud (@xhunter_live) reported 30 minutes ago

  The easiest way to build a profitable micro-SaaS? Find a high-friction daily task and automate it with AI. I just launched an app that solves a massive daily headache for millions of people and potentially saves lives. I wanted to build an asset with pure internet leverage. The niche I targeted? A massive daily friction point for the 33 million Americans living with food allergies. When someone has a strict dietary restriction, finding a meal online usually ends in frustration. They find a great recipe, realize they can't use half the ingredients, and then spend 20 minutes Googling safe substitutions hoping they don't ruin the dish. So I built NuRecipe. A user just uploads a screenshot or sends a link of any recipe, and the AI vision instantly reads the data and spits back a perfectly tailored version for their specific diet—whether that's Keto, Vegan, Celiac-safe or any other dietary requirement The backend is what makes this so incredibly scalable. It’s hosted entirely on Cloudflare Pages, meaning zero server overhead. The AI API costs roughly $0.00065 per recipe scan. Because I love automated cash flow, I baked the monetization directly into the utility. Every time the app suggests an ingredient swap—like a specific gluten-free flour—it automatically embeds an Amazon Affiliate link. Toss in a built-in Stripe paywall for heavy users, and the margins are huge. I originally built this to scale using organic UGC TikTok, because visual dietary "before-and-afters" naturally go viral on short-form video. But between running my marketing agency and other client projects, my bandwidth is totally capped and I can't execute the marketing this deserves. If there's a marketer or operator out there who wants to acquire a fully built, high-margin asset and just run with the traffic strategy I give you, my DMs are open. 📩

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  Saif ¡ (@flayerrrrr) reported 31 minutes ago

  @techbharat Couldn't. Amazon suspended my accounts, the ofm issue. Do u have any solution in mind?