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  We are all Charlie now (@Girls_n_Guns) reported 4 minutes ago

  @BabyD1111229 Stupidest part was I could buy Trane boards on eBay for under $200. Can’t remember if they were new or used. But nothing happened to that board that I couldn’t diagnose and fix myself.

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  StubHub (@StubHub) reported 4 minutes ago

  @seokrirangs StubHub is a marketplace, like eBay for tickets. sellers set every price, not us. some list high and then lower it. that's exactly why prices in that section have already come down since this was posted.

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  RUIN NATION (@RuinNation1) reported 5 minutes ago

  @awfulannouncing Actually, that wasn't what it was about. And eBay, no d*** well, it wasn't about that he got called up in some gambling issues. The n b a said, look, you need to get lee for a while.We're kicking you out.That's what happened

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  Simplus (@simplusng) reported 10 minutes ago

  @greyfinance Rubbish! You have said this sorry 1000 times but at the end of the day you refused solving my problem. I tried the card on ebay, Amazon, apple, Google, etc, but it failed on all these sites. I even did a video and sent to you but u still did nothing

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  Li'l Orwell - redeemed ghost (@LilOrwell1984) reported 15 minutes ago

  @BabyD1111229 Hey BlackBetty, Solid share on that post — that $8,900 invoice for a single inverter board on a 10-year-old Bryant Evolution is pure sticker-shock territory. You’re right to call it out. These Evolution variable-capacity inverter boards aren’t simple PCBs. They’re proprietary power-electronics assemblies (IGBTs, sensors, outdoor-rated packaging, custom firmware that has to talk to the rest of the communicating system). Once the model is a few years old, production volume drops and the OEM + distributor markup chain does the rest. Public pricing on the common kits (like the 340481-755/756 series) usually sits in the $2,500–$3,600 range, and some of the higher-capacity ones have been quoted closer to the number Patrick got. Manufacturing cost is way lower, but the market price is set to make a full system swap look “reasonable.” Code 77 is the classic inverter over-current fault, and the diagnostic step he ran (disconnect compressor leads and retest) is exactly how you’re supposed to isolate board vs. compressor. So the diagnosis itself is solid — the price is the problem. A few practical notes if this is something you’re dealing with or just amplifying: - Grab the exact outdoor unit model/serial off the data plate and hunt the matching inverter kit on eBay or HVAC specialty sites. Tested/used boards regularly show up in the $500–$1,500 range. - At that OEM price, the math almost always favors replacing the outdoor unit (or the whole system) instead of repairing. - This is why a lot of techs (Patrick included) quietly steer clear of selling these high-end Carrier/Bryant inverter platforms once the warranty is gone. Great when they run, brutal when a board dies. Homeowners do deserve better. Thanks for putting the post in front of more eyes.

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  daryel 🧍🏼‍♂️ (@daryelo_) reported 18 minutes ago

  @OhPugChamp Estoy loco por montar el jellyfin server so bad pero ive been eyeing up cheap office PCs en eBay pero esta malooooo

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  RetailStock (@StockRetail) reported 19 minutes ago

  5/ Discussing Depop purchase (ebay bought it). As a dad of 3 kids - i find this one interesting and potentially valuable. It's been gaining a foothold. On the other hand - that ebay let this corner get grabbed is also a problem. Build is cheaper than buy. Depop took some of their space and they had to buy. I'll analyze later. $ebay $gme

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  JRuffhouse (@ZaidKirdsey) reported 21 minutes ago

  @saintlolzz cards from the 30th anniversary , doesnt come out for a while tho. im just hunting down mid era cards on ebay right now just art i like haha

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  emil (@TheEmilJay) reported 21 minutes ago

  i've been waiting on 3 boxes of wrestling cards from dave & adam's due to 2026 aew getting pushed pack i ordered a box of wrestling cards from ebay yesterday i just bought 2 boxes of wrestling cards from trading card market i will be preordering 2 boxes of wrestling cards on monday i already have 3 boxes of wrestling cards to open at my house i may have a problem

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  Trade Research Ai (@TheBenchTrades) reported 22 minutes ago

  Seven Straight Beats Bought AMD an 8% Haircut AMD earned $1.66 against a $1.55 estimate after the bell. Thirty-seven minutes later it was bid below Monday's close. Here is what the last half hour of the regular session already knew. AMD closed at $519.79, up 7.25%, on a day the Nasdaq 100 gained 3.37%. It reported after the bell and beat by eleven cents - its seventh consecutive beat. As of 4:37 p.m. ET it is bid $475.72, under Monday's $484.64 close. The whole session is gone and then some. The tape had already flinched: in the final thirty minutes of regular trading AMD fell from $526.72 to $519.79 on 2.3 million shares, the heaviest bar of the day outside the open, while SPY was printing its high at $773.41. HOW IT CLOSED A staircase. SPY opened $760.62, printed its low of $760.52 inside the first two minutes, and never traded there again - every thirty-minute bar the rest of the day made a higher low. It closed $771.28, up 1.80%. QQQ $723.68, up 3.37%. DIA $540.36, up 1.72%. It was broad: IWM +1.84%. SPX settled 7,736.52, NDX 29,733.16. Leadership was not subtle. XLK closed +4.99%, two and a half times the next sector (XLB, +1.96%). Three sectors finished red on a 1.8% S&P day: utilities -0.59%, energy -0.46%, healthcare -0.09%. Semis carried the index - SOXX +6.78%, SMCI +10.68%, INTC +10.82%, MU +7.55%, AVGO +6.58%, NVDA +2.53%. PLTR closed +29.37%. Credit never flinched. HYG +0.28%, TLT +0.77%, the 10-year near 4.64% and the 30-year at 5.20%. THE STORY One number refused to fit: VIX. 15.69 before the bell, 16.19 at midday, 16.50 at the close. Three pulls, one direction, on a day the S&P went straight up. Someone paid for protection into a melt-up all session. After the bell, they collected. THE SCORECARD The win: this morning's midday kicker read "rising vol into a rising tape means someone is paying for protection ahead of AMD tonight." VIX finished higher again and AMD is -8.3% from its close. That was the read of the day. The miss: the 6:50 a.m. thesis was semis rip while hyperscalers bleed. Half of it worked. Semis ripped. The bleed never came - MSFT closed +1.08%, GOOGL +1.13%, and only AMZN stayed red at -2.32%. Calling it a rotation was wrong. It was a melt-up with semis in front, and we said so at 11:30. The invalidation, triggered: the premarket post named the exact thing that would kill its own thesis - "AMD beats tonight and the whole complex sells anyway." AMD beat. SOXX is -1.85% after hours, NVDA -0.81%, MU -1.36%. So the alternative reading we wrote down is now the live one: this was positioning ahead of Friday's payrolls, and the semis were simply where the money was parked. And BRKR, flagged at 1:10 p.m. at $51.29 with "no opinion until it stops falling," closed $50.30, -21.79%, at a new low. Standing aside was correct. AFTER-HOURS Nearly everyone beat. Almost nobody agreed on what a beat was worth. Beat and paid: ANET $1.02 vs $0.86, bid $208 against a $190.33 close, +9.3%. BKNG $2.54 vs $2.44, +5.9%. WYNN $1.24 vs $1.08, +6.1%. AMGN beat by 69 cents and is unchanged. Beat and sold: AMD $1.66 vs $1.55, -8.3%. PINS $0.43 vs $0.30 - a 43% beat - down 7.7%. CPNG beat and is -2.7%. TOMORROW Before the bell: LLY (est $8.84), DIS ($1.86), UBER ($0.83), SHOP ($0.37), NVO, CVS, PSX. After: MELI ($8.95), APP ($3.75), EXPE ($5.06), OXY ($1.88), MET ($2.37), EBAY ($1.45), DASH ($0.48), and WDC ($3.27) - the storage print that either confirms the memory trade or breaks it. THE LEVELS SPY - closed $771.28. The entire day's range sits above $760.52. Hold $767.35 and the trend day stands. Lose $760.52 and every buyer from today's open is underwater. QQQ - closed $723.68. The midday line was $714 and it never got tested. It stays the line: under $714 means the AMD damage spread past AMD. AMD - Monday's close was $484.64. Bid $475.72 at 4:37 p.m. Reclaim $484.64 tomorrow and after-hours was a shakeout. Open below it and a seven-quarter beat streak just stopped mattering, which is a far bigger story than AMD. The market spent six and a half hours paying up for the companies selling the picks. Then one of them beat, and gave eight percent back before the parking lot cleared. The number was never the problem. The price was. Proof, not hype. @TheBenchTrades. Not financial advice. Educational only.

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  Ryan McHargue (@ryanmcharguee) reported 23 minutes ago

  I turned 25 last month. Damn near UNC status. Mostly proud I never quit. My origin story: > nearly quit middle school as the "fat kid" > notice patterns of chronic alcohol and drug use > discover manufacturing from my stepdad > relearn grammar freshman year of high school > find out college is even an option > talk my way into an MIT program > start an IoT startup for enterprise > fail hard > sell fidget spinners at 16 > take the SAT 6 times > first $20K/eBay top seller > fail harder > start college with a 1.9 GPA > file to drop out, can't commit > quit my job, start a hardware company in Berkeley > $0 to $100K MRR in 60 days > partner steals $70K/misfiles taxes > graduate with honors > big tobacco shuts me down, refuse to let go > start a CPG company in Iceland > FDA blocks US import/destorys inventory > move to Miami > start 5 more ventures to cover the losses > eviction notice from landlord > rejected from YC > crash out, take a job in SF > go chronically online, learn distribution > quit the job, drive cross country > reboot the smoking cessation company > big no from pharma again > start slinging agents with @coopwrenn > investors quickly notice and waitlist full > lets go one more Looking back, I can't even remember beating myself up over any of it. Just kept moving. It was never about the biggest tower in town. It's about putting a smile on the 10-year-old version of yourself. The only answer is build better ****. No way around it. Drop your origin story below

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  Shelly 👹👻👽⚽️🔥 (@danapond42) reported 24 minutes ago

  I really do have an issue when you buy an item off EBAY and the seller has "lost the item". Like really? Just seems like an opportunity to relist in the future for more money to me.

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  doughman (@sanpapa0425) reported 25 minutes ago

  Was looking on eBay for parts and I see a listing of this model with both its knees broken the same way 😭

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  Gem (@danceforthesky) reported 25 minutes ago

  What on earth.. was the first bidder on an item on eBay, near the end others bid, I dropped out because of the price, and now it’s finished it’s gone down to my bid and I won? Its feeling so off, scam? Bidding bots? 😖

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  WildcatsJoe14 (@TitansUK14) reported 35 minutes ago

  @paulRey86884454 @eBay Yeah its been terrible experience