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  Van VAI VER O BTS (@jkkosmoss) reported 7 minutes ago

  @ARMY_HTP I think it would be interesting to keep an eye on this matter because if somehow this coup works (god forbid by all means necessary), brazil's rare minerals would be in terrible danger at the hands of the usa and also the amazon forest would be sold for a penny.

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  Teslascope (@teslascope) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @Shpigford @amazon This change has also been terrible for us as well. At least allow for this to be a toggle. We shouldn't have to open an email to confirm what was delivered when we have to monitor dozens of packages at times.

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  Chris Robinson (@ChrisCJRobinson) reported 9 minutes ago

  Canceled my daughter's Amazon Kids+ benefits today. They pushed the price up more than $20 and I didn't feel like it was worth it at the old price. Buy a few games and get a public library card. Problem solved. Definitely not worth $70/yr.

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  KadinsGamingLounge (@kadinsswitch) reported 10 minutes ago

  @OddStockTrader @UltraMagaFunk @DoorDash Once they're able to regulate flight paths and flying hours, it's the inevitable future. Every time an Amazon drone flies by, they are hella annoying and a downright nuisance. So it's going to come down to: how many delivery companies will utilize this, what will sky saturation be, and im I going to be annoyed every 5 mins from Amazon, DD, UPS/FEDEX Flying above what most people consider private spaces *even though you dont own your sky*

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  TheMadCarib (@CaribTheMad) reported 12 minutes ago

  @discord All that is nice can you give me back access to my damn server house of Carib please 5 years in hiatus is bullshit customer service at this point. Like even @amazon gives better customer service than this and @microsoft even though they refuse to help me track my stolen Laptop IP

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  Pope of Chili Town (@gunsncrypto_) reported 13 minutes ago

  @amimevalepitito @Triton_t2 @johnsemley3000 Forcing small businesses to shut down while giving huge corporations such as Walmart, Amazon, Target, the title of "essential businesses" allowing them to remain open.

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  idle (@idleggs) reported 19 minutes ago

  most people getting into AI avatars don't understand how they actually get paid. here's the full breakdown of how a 60-second video turns into $80+ per sale. the flow looks like this: you post a video of an AI character promoting a health supplement. the character mentions it's on Amazon. at the end of the video, the viewer goes to the link in your bio. that link is an Amazon Associates affiliate link with a tracking ID. the tracking ID tells Amazon exactly which page, which platform, and which creator sent that customer. when the customer clicks your link, Amazon applies a cookie. that cookie lasts 24-48 hours. during that window, anything the customer buys on Amazon earns you 1-3% commission. not just the product you promoted. everything in their cart. one creator showed $60,000 in total Amazon revenue tracked through his links in a single month. at 1-3%, that's $600-$1,800 in Associates commissions alone. but that's the small money. the real money comes from brand commissions on top of Associates. here's how it works. you sign up with an Amazon brand through an agency or community that connects creators with brands. the brand gives you a specific tracking ID for their product. you generate a custom affiliate link using that tracking ID. when someone clicks your link and buys the product, Amazon Associates tracks the sale. you send that data to the brand. the brand pays you 100-300% commission on every tracked sale. a $40 supplement at 200% commission = $80 per sale. a $40 supplement at 300% commission = $120 per sale. why would a brand pay more than the product costs? spillover. for every 1 person who clicks your affiliate link and buys, roughly 6 more people hear you mention the product, go to Amazon, search for it, and buy it directly without ever clicking your link. those 6 sales are invisible to your tracking. but the brand sees revenue spike every time creators post. they know you drove it. they just can't attribute it to your specific link. so they pay 200-300% on the 1 tracked sale to compensate for the 6 untracked ones. the full revenue stack per month for a solid creator: Amazon Associates (1-3% of all tracked revenue): $500-$2,000 brand commissions (100-300% per tracked sale): $5,000-$200,000+ brand retainer (guaranteed monthly pay for posting): $300-$5,000 one brand alone paid out $400K in commissions to its creators in a single month. the creators driving that revenue are posting videos of AI characters that were built in 30 minutes. to set up tracking on your end: go to Amazon Associates. create a tracking ID for each brand, character, and platform. format: brandname-charactername-platform (example: serene-grandma-igbio). generate the affiliate link using that tracking ID. put the link in your bio. every click is tracked. when payout time comes, you download a report from Amazon Associates showing every sale attributed to your tracking ID. you send that report to the brand. they verify and pay out your commissions. the whole system runs on a spreadsheet, a tracking ID, and a link in bio. that's it. i broke down the full monetization system in a 100+ page ebook. affiliate setup, brand deals, retainers, digital products, scaling. 18 chapters. like this post and i'll send you the link to buy it.

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  Dr. Franklin Edward Shoemaker PhD (@DrEdShoemaker) reported 27 minutes ago

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  Politically Homeless (@homelesspolster) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Snobar @nejatian They're improving at everything except stock price. That's the same issue that Amazon faced at one point, and Tesla, and so many companies where the stock price didn't reflect the work being done, until it did. No one is holding a gun to your head. Sell if you think it's a total bust. Why would you be silly enough to bring in new leadership when they haven't even been at it for a year? Even Carrie Wheeler got almost 3 years, and she had the stock down to .53 and only got bailed out because Eric Jackson decided to become a cheerleader for the stock and the news that they were firing her and hiring Kaz spiked it to $10.

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  Jim Purcell (@coachgyme) reported 30 minutes ago

  Does anyone remember in the 1980’s when the activist were up in arms about packaging and too much wasted space in the package? Why are they not complaining about all the Amazon boxes 📦 going into landfills or the chopping down trees. GOD Bless

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  Kyle Cordes (@kylecordes) reported 32 minutes ago

  It is very frustrating that the retailers most in a position to solve this, such as Amazon, don't. They easily could require that all devices that have a power port have a populated data field around what the plug type is; they could deal harshly with any seller who populates it incorrectly. My theory is this kind of problem doesn't get solved because it's a boring old-fashioned database problem. Everybody wants to work on AI problems instead.

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  AreTheyOk (@hotrod68383) reported 34 minutes ago

  Has anyone ever received an email from @amazon saying that prices are going down? I feel like it's every 6 months that I get a message that one of their services is increasing in price. No groundbreaking new features just increased pricing. Kind of over it.

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  Chris Taylor (@ctaylor1902) reported 36 minutes ago

  I should be happy to pay for something twice? If you subscribed to a magazine for a sum of money each year but the magazine never arrived so you had to go to the shop and buy a copy, while still paying your subscription, you’d complain. If you ordered something on Amazon but it never arrived so you had to go and buy it from a shop you’d demand a refund from Amazon, not be ‘happy’ to pay tor it twice. You’re basically arguing against the social contract now. The understanding is that everybody pays into the system on the expectation that it’ll be there for them in the future. If that won’t happen, why would anyone continue to pay any taxes? Dentistry is first- what about other healthcare? Benefits? Policing? I guess we should be happy to pay for anything if we don’t get it? Bizarre argument. We all know the state pension is a problem looming in the future but the answer cannot / will not be ‘ah tough luck, you’ve paid your taxes all your life but you’re not getting anything in return I’m afraid’. That will cause societal breakdown and civil unrest.

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  Holmes Cross (@HolmesCross3) reported 39 minutes ago

  @MHTruthUltra The biggest problem is that you went along with it. You started buying on Amazon. You watched the major sporting events. You invested in the stock market with your 401k (I hope). You stopped buying local. You started buying global.

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  Cliff McQueen (@cliff_mcqueen) reported 40 minutes ago

  @donbee61 @JamesTate121 How are you going to manage when your phone no longer works, Amazon has closed down, Uber shuts up shop and your electric car stops forever?