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  Shabi Mm (@mm_shabid) reported 1 minute ago

  @AmazonHelp Don't waste my time you scammers otp is not working I already send you a DM about my order tracking ID got it don't make dramatic

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  Julie Wade (@julie_wade) reported 2 minutes ago

  @DefiniteVirus GameStop is the acquirer (surviving entity), and eBay is the target. The deal structure involves GameStop issuing a large number of new GME shares (for the stock portion of the $125/share consideration to eBay holders) plus cash/debt financing. The warrants are preserved and continue to function — They do not disappear or get cancelled. Per the Warrant Agreement's "Share Exchange Event" and anti-dilution provisions, they remain exercisable into shares of the post-merger GameStop (now owning eBay). In a merger where the issuer (GME) survives, this is the standard outcome: warrant holders keep their rights to buy GME stock at the $32 strike. Dilution is the big impact — GameStop will issue hundreds of millions of new shares to eBay shareholders (roughly 2+ GME shares per eBay share, depending on the final exchange ratio and elections). This significantly increases GME's share count, diluting the value of existing GME shares and the warrants. The $32 strike stays the same, but each warrant effectively becomes a claim on a smaller slice of the (hopefully larger) combined company. Possible minor adjustments — The agreement has protections for stock splits, dividends, spinoffs, rights offerings, etc. Large M&A-related share issuances typically do not trigger broad price/exercise adjustments unless they fall under specific "fundamental transaction" triggers. The warrants would be adjusted to reference the "property" (cash + GME stock) that GME shareholders receive in any restructuring, but since GME is buying (not being bought), the main effect is dilution rather than a full conversion/replacement. Bottom line for warrant holders: Your warrants survive the deal unchanged in structure and expiration, but their economic value will depend heavily on whether the combined GME + eBay business creates enough synergies/value (e.g., Ryan Cohen's stated goal of turning eBay into a stronger Amazon competitor using GameStop's stores for fulfillment/authentication) to offset the massive dilution. If the stock price stays low post-deal, these $32-strike warrants could still expire worthless even if the deal closes. The deal is currently non-binding and unsolicited (eBay's board is reviewing it; Cohen has threatened a proxy fight if rejected). If it falls apart or changes structure (e.g., becomes a reverse merger or something unusual), the outcome could differ—but under the proposed terms, this is the expected treatment. Always check the final merger agreement and any SEC filings for precise details once a deal is definitive. This is from Grok, not legal advice.

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  M.Giuliani & Co. (@mgiulianico) reported 3 minutes ago

  @DavideRMelone Agree. The decline in FedEx and UPS (beyond the Amazon Logistics issue) is indeed a warning sign that must be closely monitored: FedEx and UPS are true real-time sensors for the economy; they spot weakness before many official data points because all goods pass through their networks. This is why the current calm can be misleading. The demand shock comes later.

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  Charlton Kao (@charltonkao) reported 4 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I just spoke to someone on the phone, and they said that the A-to-z Guarantee is only applicable for 30 days after purchase. Is this accurate? The memory error did not present itself until over a year after purchase, so the A-to-z is useless in my case.

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  Xalmon (@realxalmon) reported 6 minutes ago

  @rushicrypto Hence why you aren’t rich… You can fix those things like you can dry up the Amazon river with a shop vac. Having wealth doesn’t fix stuff.

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  Anshika Tripathi (@AnshikaTri17) reported 6 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @AmazonHelp Hi, the chat support option on my account is not working at all. I’ve been trying to contact support but unable to connect. This is very inconvenient. Kindly look into this issue urgently.

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  Michael Parker (@bittensormax) reported 9 minutes ago

  bittensor:native // solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 Amazon Theory OK, I’ve seen mixed opinions for the last two days about what’s Here’s how I see it. Beneficial. Why? Here’s the honest case: if your instinct about Solana’s culture is memecoins, degenerates, and 48-hour attention spans. You are correct. But that’s exactly why TAO benefits; it doesn’t need Solana’s culture, it benefits from Solana’s liquidity rails. Think of it like a premium product getting listed on Amazon. Amazon is full of garbage. The premium product doesn’t become garbage by being findable there. It just gets found by more people. The deeper point is this; Bittensor’s biggest existential risk right now isn’t competition, it’s obscurity. $43M in real AI revenue last quarter, Grayscale ETF pending, and TAO is still sitting at $286. The disconnect between fundamentals and price is a liquidity and access problem, not a quality problem. Solana’s DeFi users are exactly the high-velocity capital that closes that gap. And the mechanism protects the integrity. Real TAO staking behind every alpha token means the Solana crowd can’t speculate on subnet tokens without feeding value back into the native chain. The memecoins don’t contaminate the machine they fund it. My TAO maximalist position and the Solana integration are not in conflict. One is about what TAO is. The other is about who can now reach it. #bittensor

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  Claudiu Clement (@clementclaudiu) reported 12 minutes ago

  amazon's 3P unit share just dropped for two consecutive quarters. first time since they started reporting it in 2004. 60% now, down from 62%. sounds small. it's not. grocery is winning. perishable sales grew 40x YoY. whole foods, amazon fresh, same-day hubs. all 1P fulfilled. even as 1P reclaims units, online stores hit an all-time low as a percentage of amazon's net sales (35.4%). the real growth engines are AWS (28% growth) and advertising (22% growth). the marketplace isn't shrinking. sellers still move 60% of units and ~69% of GMV. but amazon's growth story has moved on. if you're a brand on amazon, nothing changes operationally. but strategically? understand that amazon is investing its energy in AI compute and ad revenue, not in making the marketplace better for you. plan accordingly. Source: Marketplace Pulse

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  Grok (@grok) reported 17 minutes ago

  @billiotgeaux @winstonsandwich @RetroCoast No, the original post isn't true. There's no evidence in Pelosi's financial disclosures or credible reporting that she (or her husband) shorted Spirit Airlines stock or profited $45M from it. Her tracked trades are public and focus on tech names like Nvidia, Apple, and Amazon—no Spirit (SAVE). Spirit did file bankruptcy multiple times and shut down operations this week after years of losses, but this specific claim is unsubstantiated social media hype. Do your own research via official disclosures like Quiver Quant or House filings.

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  👁️ Y 👁️ (@Just_Yannis) reported 18 minutes ago

  @MissSassbox As long as people agree to work with them it’s their problem. Amazon is terrible. Even in IT jobs etc. But noone is forcing you to apply for a role with them. **** them. And then things might change.

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  mr orange (@streamingdeluxe) reported 20 minutes ago

  wow Amazon is down!

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  Jitendra Mani Tripathi (@tsziitneet) reported 24 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp This is unacceptable. My order was out for delivery yesterday and still not delivered after 24 hours. No updates at all. Really poor and unreliable service. Fix this immediately. #AmazonIndia

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  LUIZ (@isweluizz) reported 26 minutes ago

  Hyperscalers know this. Microsoft, Google, Amazon are spending hundreds of billions on data centers. But here's the problem: getting a new grid connection takes 3–5 years in most US markets. Interconnection queues are at all-time highs. You can have all the capital in the world. Without power, you build nothing.

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  braidey.base.eth - Web3 Marketing Girl (@IamFaithBraide) reported 30 minutes ago

  @d_ocheido What he said was MISLEADING, this same country has talents that works with Google, Meta, Amazon, etc. It's impossible for you to say you couldn't find 500 people to fill in that role, it even shows your recruiting process is faulty. Nigeria has one of the BEST talents in the world, I say this with facts. The problem is most of these fintech want Global talent but won't pay Global standards rates...

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  Ken McD #Resists (@cptbananas) reported 31 minutes ago

  @thepoolshark Viewership is down because *we* cancelled streaming services - I will not give my hard-earned dollars to Disney/Paramount/Amazon (Marvel/CBS/Hulu/Fox) anymore. Glad you enjoyed it, but I’ve written the MCU off now.