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  Otherebecca (@otherebecca) reported 9 minutes ago

  @RedPandaSloth @investygirl @recoverbritain BY the time you have done that you might as well get it from amazon,and that's the problem.

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  Zack Riley 🇦🇺 (@ColdHeart_Prj) reported 10 minutes ago

  @author_carawade Trying to see if there's issue. Trying to source copies of a number of books from an author. Both normal and author copies. Amazon keeps knocking both orders back on all books. Kdp is still fine, its just printing is the issue.

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  ajay210795 (@ajay210795) reported 11 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp @amazon Today I was told my replacement won't arrive until 23 Augus more than a month later. but this isn't mentioned in your replacement policy. They asked me to cancel and reorder instead, but the refund will take 13 days, and they refused to issue it to Amazon Pay so I could buy

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  Kurosh e Bozorg 🇮🇷 (@Schoenikowski) reported 12 minutes ago

  @alojoh Good analysis, AJ! The problem with Tesla is the extremely high multiples that Amazon never had to Tesla's extremes. Amazon went this strategy of cash burn by reinvesting for 20+ years. If we assume Tesla's strategy bears fruit 2028-2032 or even later, similar to what Jeff Bezos did in the case of Amazon, then Tesla shareholders collectively have a huge problem: 1) With Amazon, there was no comparable risk of the platform being integrated into another company (SpaceX) dominated by the same person before the full monetization phase. 2) With Tesla/SpaceX, the risk is real that the long-term value creation (robotaxi, Optimus, energy + space/AI infrastructure) will end up in a combined structure, and Tesla shareholders will only participate proportionally and that will mean in a very unfavorable exchange ratio (and dilution)...

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  Melesshuffle (@Melesshuffle) reported 12 minutes ago

  @MotherN90933211 This one of my rare areas of expertise. In my considered opinion, whoever designed the algorithm that determines how books should be packaged by Amazon needs to be sealed into a large box and fired by mangonel into the back of a van until they understand the error of their ways.

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  kannan (@kannan1181) reported 15 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Dear Rutika The link goes to orders which is not helpful to get the status or to get the refund. Kindly provide the human call to speak and to escalate the issue again to refund amount which is been with your good company "Amazon" for more than a year.

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  A.k.a Pifagor (@pifagor_dao) reported 16 minutes ago

  AMAZON ROBOTS WILL STEAL YOUR JOB. not 30 days of ML training. not a robotics PhD configuring it. thirty seconds of a warehouse worker doing their job. you pick boxes for half a minute, the system watches, the robot replicates. everyone's still arguing about ChatGPT replacing office workers. meanwhile the physical automation problem, the one that was supposed to take decades, just got a lot smaller. the hard part of warehouse robotics was always dexterous manipulation. boxes vary. orientations vary. weight distribution varies. robots kept breaking on edge cases, humans stayed employed because of it. FAR shortcuts that by learning from the person already doing the job. no custom programming. no motion capture studio. just: watch the human, file the sequence, deploy. one demonstration. scales to however many robot units you're running. the economic pressure here is not abstract. warehouse workers in the US make somewhere around $18-22/hr depending on region and shift. a robot arm runs 24/7, no healthcare, no turnover, capex amortizes over years. the jobs don't disappear overnight. headcount just stops growing. then slowly compresses. and the wildly specific part nobody mentions: the workers doing the demonstrations are functionally generating their own replacement training data. they just don't have a line item for it on their paycheck.

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  Manish gupta (@unisolutionsaf4) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp It's disappointing that despite several reminders Amazon has taken no effective action to process my legitimate refund for item and self shipment cost evenaftercommitment. Hope this issue is resolved promptly & customer trust is restored.

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  Dhrumil Mehta (@dhrumilm_) reported 25 minutes ago

  completed 6 months of @toddlrindia this week the first 4.5 months were amazon-only while we built out the website, funnel and creative bench in the background. plenty of people told us we were being too slow. flipped meta on in june. launched bead wizard mid-july at a mass-market price. it moved faster than anything before it. four new products in the same price band dropped today, and three more are lined up for august. get the plumbing right first, then move fast the moment you spot a signal. that’s the model.

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  Oxygen (@Oxygen_Token) reported 25 minutes ago

  The Brazilian Amazon recorded its lowest fire season in at least 40 years. 7.7 million acres burned in 2025, down from a record 39 million the year before. The biggest reason was rain. A warming El Niño gave way to a cooling La Niña, bringing moisture back to the Amazon after one of the region’s worst droughts in decades. Better enforcement helped. But weather did most of the heavy lifting. Which means the improvement can disappear as quickly as it arrived. A forest that survives because the rain returned isn’t protected. It’s fortunate. Real protection is measured by what survives the next drought, not the last rainy season. [Source: Yale Environment 360 / MapBiomas (2026).]

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  ihsan (@ihsan_lol_) reported 25 minutes ago

  @RetroTechChris I've also recently got a bunch of cheap, small SD cards on Amazon Haul to do the same. Have you checked their speed at all? Mine were pretty slow, so I wouldn't use these in anything too modern, but you're limited by IDE speeds anyway, so for that purpose, they should be fine.

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  joereese (@joerees75395391) reported 26 minutes ago

  @HodlFlorida costs that much because fools pay it. set of three wiper blades amazon 19.00, self install oil change synthetic Walmart 65.00 air filter 19.00 amazon self install tire rotation: 5.00/tire Walmart (done with old change) America has a decision making problem

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  Greg Lindsay (@GregLindsay92) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp We have reported the issue but this is shocking and we will need to close her account and start again

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  Dan (@justdan1949) reported 30 minutes ago

  @lexi_trades1 @iam_biglad1 Customer service has already disappeared. Well not really it’s in places like Taiwan, Puerto Rico India or China. Even when you try to solve the problem with your order on Amazon through a chat, it’s hard to understand what they’re trying to say.

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  Proper Memes 〓〓 (@Proper_Memes) reported 32 minutes ago

  Anyone in SW Cornwall using Amazon: I just had my first delivery by Amazon driver after the Redruth depot flood in Jan/Feb. They are back to using Redruth depot, but having trouble getting the lorries from Plymouth to Redruth, so they still have to do long shifts which means they don't have enough time to deliver all the parcels within a shift, hence the extended delivery times. They are hoping that in 3 months the Redruth depot is fully operational. Amazon has also planning a new depot by A30 on Chiverton Cross but that's a couple of years out at least.