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  SERAFINES (@seraphslaughtr) reported 1 minute ago

  @l3v1t4t_3 it's genuinely ridiculous how known ups is for this. i dread getting anything shipped by ups it's most likely going to arrive very damaged. have NEVER had this issue with usps or fedex or amazon, it's just ups

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  Isaiah | Louis is not ready (@IDVOTION) reported 3 minutes ago

  I think most people’s main issue with the new survivor is the fact that he doesn’t really fit the time period. Even if he (technically) does, the excessive blush, the flowers and the overalls + lace undershirt make him look like he has a 2020 Amazon fit on😭 no disrespect

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  Brandon Brunson (@BrandonMallis) reported 3 minutes ago

  @GovernorShapiro Restrict?? Your u mean monitor. Don’t know every package shipped by Amazon follows the same process. Only cheaters have an issue with this.

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  4Runner Pro (@SteveBa05095933) reported 4 minutes ago

  @DealsFinderIO Your links suddenly no longer take me straight to the item on my Amazon app , suddenly now instead it takes me to a browser window where I am not signed in and won't sign in, I only use the app. What happened that this changed??

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  Kalkin Trivedi 🙏🏻💙⚔️ (@KalkinTrivedi) reported 9 minutes ago

  @LauraMiers No - they're light bulbs. Instead of a heavy dose sitting in front of a light-box, you constantly get a small dose whenever it's on. @RogerSeheult is the one who drew my attention to the problem. Standard LEDs are totally lacking that end of the spectrum. This is one of the biggest health hazards that's not getting much attention. Ideal would be light bulbs that shift spectrum during the day but they're hard to find & not sure they're even really functional: they need to be connected to internet because they're spying devices trying to determine our personal schedules & forward the data back to the mother-ship. I don't recommend. Instead I have bluer high-CRI lights in day rooms and low-blue, high red in bedrooms. Another problem: LED lights flicker, even if you paid extra money for bulbs that say they don't, and most of them can't handle dimmer switches, even if the ad copy says they can. Reason it matters is turning down lights with lots of blue in the spectrum a good circadian-friendly strategy. My expensive Yuji bulbs can sort of handle it. Light boxes: lots on Amazon. Buy quality. I searched my own discussion group for recommendations but not finding them. I know the topic has come up more than once.

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  Smith Wills (@_Smithleee) reported 9 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp my account was terminated I can’t login again I have $76 balance inside, I called customer service but all to no avail Can I get back my $76 or not??

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  Clara (@clara_888_stock) reported 11 minutes ago

  $NVDA earnings are out, up +3.92% in after-hours. Nvidia completely crushed this report—quarterly revenue hit $96.2 billion, with Data Center alone taking $89 billion, and QNext guidance calling for $108 billion! That means it's about to become the first chip maker in history to cross $100 billion in single-quarter revenue. The most solid detail: Management explicitly confirmed that this $108 billion guidance includes zero data center compute revenue from China. It's powered purely by overseas cloud giants and the mass production of the Rubin platform. Yet after-hours price action was wild—a quick dip before shooting right back up. What's the market stressing over? Whisper numbers were sky-high: Wall Street's consensus was at $92 billion, but whisper numbers from aggressive buyers were pushed above $110 billion. Guidance beat sell-side expectations, but it only hit "just enough" for the ultra-demanding buy side. Slight gross margin squeeze: Projected Q3 gross margin is 74.0%, down slightly from 75% prior. This sparked a minor debate around early-stage production costs for the Rubin platform and price hikes across the HBM supply chain. "Round-tripping" controversy: The CFO directly addressed concerns over Nvidia investing in ecosystem partners like OpenAI, denying claims of "circular revenue" and emphasizing that these strategic checks are meant to resolve AI infrastructure bottlenecks. Jensen Huang noted that "compute power equals revenue." Amazon immediately added an order for 200,000 GPUs, and as soon as the earnings call started, the after-hours stock flipped back into the green. Is this "priced in and good news exhausted," or the prologue to a massive Rubin capacity breakout? Our take is simple: Rubin drastically slashes inference costs, and Nvidia is building out its own open-source models. It'd be weird if it didn't cross 300!

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  Qsama bin Johnston (@QsamaBJohnston) reported 11 minutes ago

  Dude burned down an acre of the Amazon rainforest to make Caleb Williams gay porn

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  Charlie from Boardroom (@ecommboardroom) reported 14 minutes ago

  Most ecom teams don’t have a data problem. They have a decision problem. Shopify, Amazon, ads, GA4, QuickBooks — the signals are already there. The win is turning them into 3 priorities, not 30 tabs. That’s where ops gets faster.

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  Brian Trammell (@briant1969) reported 18 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I have a question about an issue that has arisen for me two times this week. I received one product that was broken and another that had a missing part. Each time, when trying to return, I was presented with return shipping options that either require me to drive to a location or pay to print a label. Why has the option to print a label for free (in these kinds of cases) been taken-away?

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  Spencer (@ecomrat) reported 19 minutes ago

  Some random ecom ball knowledge that will help you scale faster and make your business more durable: 1. If you produce products in China and don't know what Sinosure is, you're at a massive disadvantage. Sinosure is a state-backed insurer that allows your chinese suppliers to give you net terms without taking all the credit risk themselves. My brand gets net 120 day terms with $0 down because of this. Gives us an insane cash flow advantage that allowed us to scale extremely quickly The crazy thing is a lot of factories don't even know what it is. Ask your factory about it and about getting terms. If they don't know what it is, tell them to apply for it and then look for another factory that does. 2. If you're getting ripped off by Chinese counterfeits, there's a way to fight back that's way better than just doing DMCA takedowns. You can sue them in federal court, get a temporary restraining order, take that TRO to Amazon or any of the other marketplaces (Alibaba, Aliexpress, TT shop, Temu, etc.) and they'll take down the listings and freeze their payouts. Then settle with them or collect their abandoned funds via something called a default judgement. Ask Claude about it. We did this and collected multiple 6 figures from the bad guys. Bonus is they're way less likely to spin up a new listing and knock you off again because you hurt them financially. They'll move on to something easier. Btw there are firms that will do this for you on contingency and split the payouts with you. 3. You should have a 3PL in China, even if you already have a US 3PL It let's you sell worldwide overnight and can also fill the gap shipping to the US if you ever stock out in your US warehouse. You never want to have to turn off your ads and lose momentum. US orders get shipped by our US 3PL, everywhere else gets shipped by China 3PL. Congrats you're now a global enterprise. Stack all of these and thank me later

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  Rich thompson (@epochbginc) reported 22 minutes ago

  @775Garage You do know you can buy Tesla window sunshade kits for cheap on Amazon. Would fix this issue somewhat. But at the end of the day, you're parking in an open parking lot, and it's extremely hot where you're at

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  𝓑𝓚 🇮🇳 (@incognitobk) reported 23 minutes ago

  @gauravcsawant @amazonIN @AmazonHelp Last year a wise guy told me never to purchase electronics white goods specially from online platforms ... Warranty and installation becomes an issue . So now I go to Reliance Digital or the dealer . Both match online prices.

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  Showoff Swagga® (@ShowoffSwagga) reported 25 minutes ago

  @FOX5Vegas And when you catch the thief, dont send em to jail. Drop them off in the Amazon jungle with absolutely nothing but the clothes on their back and let THAT be their death. It'll be slow and painful.

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  ⋆˚࿔ jamie 𝜗𝜚˚⋆ (@shaisheep) reported 29 minutes ago

  Suki prices are going down on both Walmart and Amazon so I'm choosing to believe that means there will finally be a big influx of stock and that doesn't go out anymore