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  Kinbozan’s Right Airpod (@wickiebee69) reported 47 seconds ago

  Just caught a whiff of cigarette from this box I got from eBay is this furby I got just Joe camel cool as **** or am I in trouble guys

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  JamieWolf (狼さん) (@freeborn_wolf) reported 1 minute ago

  @ChiefEngineerCE DDR4 and DDR5 get good money on Ebay, especially 8GB and up sticks. Youll get $5-10/GB for used ram, most of the time. DDR3 and down is ewaste. Youll occasionally run into people paying a mint for very very specific ancient ram modules, but thats needle in a haystack stuff and usually not worth it.

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  Brent Williams (@brentandbecca) reported 7 minutes ago

  @phatjer300 Yep. They make money off each sale so on a higher end card I might post a few more pics at least and may answer some questions I get why they all do “excellent”. They want no issues with ebay authentication returns

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  OrangeCultWatch (@CultOrange34309) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Crmack854 I purchased some golf clubs. I paid I looked into the acct & decided to cancel due to many red flags. It had been 20 min he claimed shipped already to avoid canceling. Then this am he said the ebay system is down and he cant ship. Can't print label or refund more than 1 penny.

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  PETER (@pradaomygada) reported 13 minutes ago

  @ryancohen eBay has a massive issue with counterfeit USPS stamps being sold on their marketplace. Please make the topic mainstream and put pressure on them to stop it.

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  Stonkfather 🏴‍☠️ (@Stonkfather2021) reported 16 minutes ago

  Excited for eBay to beat earnings by 500% and the stock to go down 10% The GameStop effect #gme #ebay

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  Scariest of Terries (@Me43823499) reported 18 minutes ago

  It was bound to happen sooner or later: A terrible ebay buyer (out of country, 1st ebay purchase, rating of 1, account active 9 months) has finally taken my 100% rating away. Claimed a vintage Pokemon card I sold him was fake. GTFOH. I choose violence: See pic and avoid this dude at all costs.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 21 minutes ago

  Most techs either buy the wrong scanner or fear the one they own. Built Benchwright to fix both. ASE-aligned training on scopes, power probes, bi-directional controls — paired with a live marketplace that tracks verified listings across Amazon, eBay, and OEM dealers so you stop

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  PatchBMG (@patchbmg) reported 22 minutes ago

  @eBay @AskEbay My buyer account was auto-suspended in error. Never sold anything, only bought a few items. Standard support is blocked, how can I get a human review?

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  Rov3r (@Rov3rRepo) reported 23 minutes ago

  @ObeanzCards @metacolt1 @CardPurchaser eBay support is worthless. I’ve had ample evidence that a customer purchased a car part from me and returned a completely different part that was broken, and they sided with the buyer. This happened literally 2 or 3 times so I just quit.

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  D Wa (@DangeloWake23) reported 23 minutes ago

  @samstyle22 @farluto @thedealsguy_ Already down to 139 on eBay and getting lower

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  WildcatsJoe14 (@TitansUK14) reported 23 minutes ago

  @paulRey86884454 @eBay Yeah its been terrible experience

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  Rory Cooper (@rorycooper) reported 26 minutes ago

  My second daughter had an elephant she slept with as a toddler. One night it was misplaced and it was torture for her. We found it the next day but I still hunted down an exact copy on eBay to hide in my closet in case it ever happened again.

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  🔥 PHOENIXX🔥 (@5FSDT) reported 26 minutes ago

  INSPECTION COMPANIES PAY $19,500 FOR DRONE ANALYTICS PLATFORM. HE BUILT AI DRONE WITH 4 CAMERAS FOR $580, PLUGGED IN CLAUDE AI AND EARNS $3,600/MO ANALYZING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR 24 ENTERPRISES Pause at 0:12 — drone with 4 black cameras in hand. Sensors active. Claude AI scanned 12 hectares of bridge in 8 minutes. 847 potential defects detected. Diagnostic accuracy: 94.2%. William, 34, Denver, USA. 8 years infrastructure inspector earning $72,000/year. Built AI drone from DJI controller, 4 4K cameras and LoRa module for $580 from AliExpress and eBay. Claude AI analyzes video from 4 cameras simultaneously, detects concrete cracks, metal corrosion, waterproofing issues, generates detailed reports with coordinates. Stack: $580 hardware + Claude AI $20/mo. 24 infrastructure companies (bridges, towers, roads, pipes) pay $3,600/mo each for regular AI analysis. DJI Enterprise + custom analytics costs $19,500 + $2,400/mo operator. $72,000 inspector-for-hire. Now $3,600/mo per company. Same garage. Different drone. Bechtel offered $1,850,000 to buy his Drone Vision Engine. He expanded to 8 material types and declined. Why — in video.

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  Michael Bushe 💙🧘‍♂️🌎⚾ (@michaelbushe) reported 28 minutes ago

  It's a lot of tried and true common sense rules that have withstood the test if time and has worked for me for a long time. When I first started using 25 years ago I was working at an investment firm. Traders making millions trading billions would come to my desk to ask me for software for this or that. I asked them what they thought of IBD and they said, "Yeah that's basically what we do." They don't follow stocks down, they don't catch a falling knife. The most important part to me is that it filters all stocks to the cream of the crop. You wouldn't see SPCX there, it only lists the most profitable stocks. I pick stock that in the 90th percentile in profitability and 80th for growth. I don't pick stocks with C or D ratings for institutional investments - if the big boys are done buying, it's going nowhere. They should be in a hot sector, which they track and leaders in their sector. You don't buy at any time. Stocks are that are on their third base (jump) aren't going to jump three times more. Buying at cup-with-handle points - and they tell you which ones are (often you have to pay for the subscription to get the latest). I don't pay them big subscription fees, I wait until I get a $20 for 3 months deal or something when I am ready to rotate my stocks. I only trade a handful of stocks. I used to just buy the Saturday edition for $1 at the corner store and circle the stocks I understood and looked good in the IBD 100 and go from there. I've been tremendously successful at investing when using it and not so much when I don't. I hit so many double and triples on their recommendations - combined with my sense of the world. I bought MELI - LATAM's ebay - for like $55. It's now like $1500. LULU and KORS were 300% gains- betting on women overpaying for clothes and bags is generally a winner. So I usually filter their filter with my senses of the market, especially the tech market. This is the Peter Lynch strategy - "invest in what you know." That's how I sold GOOG at $399 this year, it's $350 now. I know they're chatbots sucks compared to their competitors. They do have some great AI in Robotics but that's not going to show profits for a while.