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  cowboy anon 🚬 (@lil_jiggy_slaya) reported 5 minutes ago

  @depression2019 Whenever I leave a bad review on Google or Amazon it seems to either never get posted in the first place, or taken down for “violating community standards” And I’m not swearing or attacking any specific individuals. Just saying the food was bad or the product was bad. lol

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  neeraj Akolia (@AkoliaNeeraj) reported 5 minutes ago

  @amazon @amazonIN @JeffBezos Extremely disappointed with your delivery service no one contacted and mentioned status that payment not ready. I’ve faced the same issue yet there seems to be no improvement. This is unacceptable order id407-5306259-3353153

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  jay X (@JasonI_X) reported 11 minutes ago

  @RadioGenoa Taser him, wrap him up, put a parachute on him, throw him in a plane, kick him out of the plane once over the Amazon jungle. Problem Solved.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 11 minutes ago

  Dropshipping breaks when sellers can't see who made the product, how fast it ships, or what margin remains. Built Rookmint to fix that: verified global suppliers, quality and delivery data, and synchronized selling across TikTok, Facebook, Shopify, Amazon, and more. Live soon.

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  Thai Nguyen (@thainguyeno) reported 12 minutes ago

  @AmazonASGTG @amazon High pricing errors need to be adjusted per inflation

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  ButterCreamGang (@buttacream_gang) reported 12 minutes ago

  @rajatsuri H1b isn't for "amazing talent" it's for domestic labor shortages. We have a problem when heavily indian amazon, ibm or microsoft layoff thousands of employees and then file that same number of h1b filings.

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  Rekter (@Rekter) reported 13 minutes ago

  $META | 8/30/2026 Friday close 578.02, up 1.21% on about 16 million shares, in line with the average. After hours 578.36. Thursday closed 571.10. Friday opened 571.55 and walked to 589.19. That is a bounce inside a range under 612, not a new high. The question is whether 571 is the first shelf after the fade from 612, or just a one-day Mag 7 buy while the 50-day still sits overhead. Meta is the ads engine funding an AI and Reality Labs build. Q2 printed 29 July: revenue 60.80 billion, up 28 percent. Advertising 59.36 billion, up 27 percent. Impressions up 14 percent. Average price per ad up 12 percent. Daily active people 3.60 billion, up 3 percent. Net income 15.85 billion, down 8 percent. Diluted earnings 6.18 versus a 7.22 estimate. That miss included a 2.4 billion legal charge and 1.18 billion of severance. Operating margin compressed. Reality Labs lost 4.62 billion on 431 million of revenue. Capital spending for 2026 was raised at the low end to 130 to 145 billion. Free cash flow fell 91 percent. Third-quarter revenue was guided at 61 to 64 billion. Price dumped to 539.03 on 30 July and tagged 524.49. It then repaired to 612.43 on 11 August and failed. Friday was the same Mag 7 bounce Amazon caught while Warsh sold the high-beta names. The long thesis is ads still compounding while Reality Labs and capex stay contained. The assumption that died at 612.43 is that a 28 percent revenue print is enough to leave 600 behind while they miss earnings and spend 145 billion. A moving average is the average close over that many days. Price is over the 5-day at 570.87, over the 10-day at 561, sitting on the 20-day at 575.77, under the 50-day at 592.14, and under the 200-day at 622.72. Daily 20-day Bollinger bands are centered on 575.77. Friday closed on that middle band after tagging the upper side of August at 612.43, not a hold through the upper daily Bollinger band. RSI is about 50. Weekly structure is a fade from 790 and a bounce from 524.49 that stalled at 612. The 52-week high is 790.80. That is not this week’s trade. If you bought the 30 July hole at 524.49, trim belonged into 612, and that zone failed. If you are flat, 578 is not cheap versus a 61 billion third-quarter guide. Ads already printed. The first price that would mean Friday’s bounce is real is a hold of 571. Strength only starts to look real through 589.19, then 612.43. Lose 571 and 537.27 is the next clean shelf. A 28 percent ads print does not make 612 a launch. Until 592, the 50-day, is accepted, this is a stock parked on its 20-day after a failed 612 handle, not a platform breakout you chase because Friday ran 1 percent.

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  Anchal (@ohbatra) reported 15 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp For the 15th time I have explained my issue to your support. They are so ******* useless. I cannot believe this.

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  Deepak  (@deepaksabhrwaal) reported 15 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp "the best we could offer" is silence? your Account Specialist team hasn't replied in weeks.. that's literally the problem i'm reporting to you right now but sure.. i'll email the team that doesn't email back @AmazonHelp

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  YachtClub (@YachtClub_SB) reported 16 minutes ago

  Had an Amazon package with an open top (not sealed properly) a smaller tool in the package fell out received a blank envelope. Filed a claim, no questions, no problems, sent a new tool within 60 seconds. Be like Amazon, customer service 1st. 🥇 #YachtCluborNoClub

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  Vivek Agarwal (@kevivagarwal) reported 17 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I need help escalating a serious unresolved refund issue. I returned an Amazon gift using the gift-return process and selected Amazon account balance as the refund method. After almost 2 months,Customer Service told me the refund was instead sent to purchaser account.

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  Rekter (@Rekter) reported 19 minutes ago

  $CIFR | 8/30/2026 Friday close 15.17, down 9.54% on about 31 million shares versus a high 30 million average. After hours 15.18. Thursday’s bounce to 16.77 died. Friday opened 16.19 and walked down to 15.11. This is the same high-beta miner-to-cloud sleeve that sold with IREN, only Cipher already spent its earnings month ago. The question is whether 14.89, the 19 August low, still holds the box. Cipher Mining is pivoting the same way IREN is, with a different tape. Q2 printed 4 August: revenue about 25 million, down from 44 million a year earlier as mining is wound down. GAAP loss 268 million, with about 151 million of that a non-cash warrant revaluation. Adjusted EBITDA about negative 30 million. Cash near 832 million. The book is the pitch: three hyperscale leases, contracted revenue talked at 11.4 billion, Black Pearl capacity delivered early and rent starting in August, Barber Lake tied to Google and Fluidstack, Stingray leased to Amazon. A Google penny warrant for 24.2 million shares has a 430 million value test near 17.78. Price tagged 25.22 on 3 August, then lost 15.65 percent the next day on 61 million shares and never got that high back. Friday was Warsh plus the IREN fiscal dump plus a soft Bitcoin tape. The long thesis is rent from those leases replacing hashprice. The assumption that keeps failing is that an 11 billion backlog is enough while the P and L is still a mining wind-down and a warrant line. A moving average is the average close over that many days. Price is under the 10-day at 16.31, under the 20-day at 17.38, under the 50-day at 20.58, and under the 200-day at 18.37. Daily 20-day Bollinger bands are centered on 17.38. Friday closed in the lower half of the August range, not a clean lower-band wash I can mark as finished. RSI is about 41. Weekly structure is a slide from 25.22 and from the 30.14 area 52-week high. The 52-week low near 5.71 is not this week’s trade. 14.89 is. If you bought the 17.44 print on 29 July, Friday is the second stress, not a add. 17.78 is a warrant math line, not demand. If you are flat, 15.17 is not cheap just because IREN also dumped. The first price that would mean the August box is intact is a hold of 14.89. Strength only starts to look real through 16.31, then 17.38. Lose 14.89 and the post-earnings range is leaking with nothing under it except the July air. Black Pearl rent starting does not make 15 a base. Until 17.38 is accepted again, this is a stock sitting on the floor of a failed 25 handle, not a pullback you buy because the lease backlog is large.

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  The Cajun Dude (@thecajundude) reported 19 minutes ago

  Anybody else seen this “Homemade Haven” place in Milton, FL where the husband got on FB and crucified an Amazon driver for not paying for a $4 cake pop? And then doubled down on it after he paid for it? Dude sounds like an insufferable prick.. look it up on fb if you haven’t.

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  carolyn tackett🐊 (@CarolsCloset) reported 26 minutes ago

  Yesterday I ordered a skirt from @amazon and today it was delivered. Oh, wait, no it wasn't. A pair of pants was delivered. I double checked that I didn't accidentally order the wrong thing. Nope. The description clearly says "skirt" and the picture is clearly a skirt. Have you ever tried contacting @AmazonHelp ? Totally useless. They send you into an eternal loop and you never reach anyone. Terrible, terrible, terrible customer service!!!

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  Kiran Bala (@KiranBala09) reported 26 minutes ago

  @amazonIN My senior-citizen parents ordered 2 packets of Doodhwala A2 Ghee through Amazon but received only 1 packet. Despite multiple attempts, Customer Care has failed to resolve the issue. It is disappointing that senior citizens are being made to repeatedly struggle with Customer Care over a simple missing item. Please escalate this urgently, verify the order, and arrange delivery of the missing packet or issue a refund. Order details can be shared via DM.