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  kevinmonitor 🦋 social 🔮 (@kevinminh_alt) reported 3 minutes ago

  @RuV_2nd from my research, it looks like this issue can only happen if you have too much money in your PayPal account. so make sure to transfer to your bank account regularly!

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  Nellie💖 (@SiennaVelaz) reported 4 minutes ago

  WTS!!! Morgan Wallen: Still The Problem Tour Lincoln Financial Field-Philadelphia, PA August 1, 2026 5:30 PM 2x Standard Tickets Sec 239, Row 6, Seats 6–7 Mobile transfer. Payment via PayPal G&S accepted. DM if interested!

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  🔞bisicko | Ageless/minors will be blocked🔞 (@bisicko_critter) reported 5 minutes ago

  ive seen a couple posts abt paypal limiting and i wanted to share an interesting experience i had so i got limited a couple years ago for the reason of not having submitted id (used to not need to) + getting my acc compromised. at the time i had issues with id and only had (1/5)

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  incubus (@Haytem_Grll) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Vennyyyy_Draws @PayPal Same thing just happened to me,were u able to fix it ?

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  MUG🌺BA🩸RUI (@Xx0MUGOBAxXRUI) reported 7 minutes ago

  @NamesakeGeodite This is why I prefer cashapp but the main problem for me is… WHY IS THERE NO ART COMMISSION WEBSITE THAT SUPPORTS CASHAPP I tried so many times to link my PayPal to my commissions but it never works at all and I’m like “they gotta add cashapp bro 😭”

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  DividendMillennial (@DividendMil) reported 9 minutes ago

  $PYPL just reminded everyone why chasing headlines is expensive. PayPal reported a double beat: • EPS: $1.38 vs $1.28 expected ✅ • Revenue: $8.68B vs $8.47B expected ✅ • Payment Volume: $486.5B vs $468.5B expected ✅ • Raised full year adjusted EPS guidance to $5.38 vs $5.31 expected ✅ It’s funny how so many people abandoned $PYPL when sentiment was terrible, and now many of those same investors are rushing back after a strong quarter. The market has a way of rewarding patience and punishing emotion. The best opportunities usually don’t feel comfortable when you’re buying them

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  Nav Toor (@heynavtoor) reported 11 minutes ago

  You spent $2,000 on a MacBook Pro for a new hire. Then $180 a year on the Microsoft 365 seat, $60 on Adobe, $144 on Slack, $240 on Zoom. All assigned to one laptop, one employee, one desk. Then your CFO asked how many of the 400 laptops in this company are actually being used, and by whom. You opened the Google Sheet. Half the rows were blank. Employees who left six months ago still had assets assigned. So IT called ServiceNow. ITAM Standard is $100 per user per month. Professional $150. Enterprise $200+. The median ServiceNow contract on Vendr is $124,364 a year. Implementation runs three to five times the license fee. Then IT called Lansweeper. $239 a month for 2,000 assets. Then IT called Freshservice. $19 per agent, then metered on every asset over 500. You are paying six figures a year to answer "who has laptop DELL-4471" in 2026. Now meet Snipe-IT. A free and open source IT asset management platform that runs on your own server and tracks every laptop, phone, license, and cable your company owns. No cloud. No agents. No per-seat fee. Built in 2013 by a developer named Alison Gianotto who was the CTO of a New York City ad agency when the office had to move. Her team was tracking hundreds of laptops in a Google Doc. She tried every commercial and open source tool. None of them worked. So she wrote her own. When she finished the first full inventory, she discovered the agency was missing $25,000 in assets. Her husband nagged her for months to add a PayPal button. She finally did it. Two days later she had a paying customer. Snipe-IT itself stayed free. 14,113 stars. 3,886 forks. AGPL-3.0. Pushed to the repo today. Here is what Snipe-IT gives you: - Track every laptop, phone, monitor, cable, and accessory in one place - Assign assets to users, departments, or locations with full history - Software license management with seat tracking and expiration alerts - Barcode and QR code generation for physical labels - Custom fields, statuses, and categories - LDAP, SAML, and Google Workspace SSO - REST API for every endpoint - Runs on any Linux box, Docker, or a $5 VPS Here is what Snipe-IT costs: Zero. Forever. No per-user fee. No asset cap. ServiceNow charges $100 per user per month. Snipe-IT doesn't. Lansweeper charges $239 a month for 2,000 assets. Snipe-IT doesn't. Freshservice meters every asset over 500. Snipe-IT doesn't. Ivanti and Flexera hide their pricing behind a sales call. Snipe-IT doesn't. Here's the wildest part: Snipe-IT is used by Sony, Yale University, Fujitsu, and thousands of school districts, hospitals, and government agencies that couldn't stomach a $124,000 ServiceNow bill. Alison's official title at Grokability is Chief Mohawk Officer. For a 50-person IT team, you save $60,000 a year. For a 500-person company, you save $600,000 a year. Your assets. Your database. Your server. 100% Open Source. (Link in the comments)

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  Colby Hill (@Chill_Investing) reported 11 minutes ago

  ello world test Here's a full recap: 1. Boeing $BA posted Q2 revenue of $24.56 billion, up 8% year over year and above the $24.25 billion estimate. The company still swung to a GAAP net loss of $428 million, or 67 cents a share, as a $280 million charge tied to the Air Force One program pushed the adjusted loss to 76 cents a share versus the 30-cent loss analysts expected. Commercial deliveries climbed 14% to 171 planes, and free cash flow turned positive at $631 million versus a $200 million burn a year ago. Shares jumped 4.7% to $221.53. 2. Sherwin-Williams $SHW grew Q2 sales 7.5% to $6.79 billion and posted adjusted EPS of $3.70, topping estimates of $3.50 on $6.61 billion. The paint maker raised full-year adjusted EPS guidance to $11.80-$12.20, up from $11.43 in 2025. The stock surged 8.2% to $354.24. 3. PayPal $PYPL delivered Q2 revenue of $8.68 billion, up 5% year over year and ahead of the $8.47 billion estimate, with non-GAAP EPS of $1.38 versus $1.28 expected. Total payment volume rose 10% to $486.4 billion and transactions climbed 8% to 6.8 billion. Management raised full-year EPS guidance to $5.30-$5.40 from $5.15-$5.30. Shares gained 4.0% to $58.32. 4. Ford $F beat with adjusted EPS of $0.42 versus $0.35 expected on revenue of $48.3 billion, ahead of the $47.51 billion estimate even as revenue fell 4% year over year. Adjusted EBIT rose 17% to $2.5 billion, and Ford raised full-year adjusted EBIT guidance to $10-$11 billion and free cash flow guidance to $6-$7 billion. Shares gained nearly 2% in the regular session and jumped another 5% after hours to $15.71. 5. UPS hello world test of $1.76 versus $1.66 expected, and raised full-year revenue guidance to $91.2 billion. Shares still sank about 6.5% to $105.62 after management guided US Domestic average daily volume down mid-single digits and third-quarter operating margin to just 7%, with $891 million in transformation charges tied to the Driver Choice program weighing on the outlook.

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  Nisha 🌷 (@FreenLover) reported 13 minutes ago

  @freendomvn92 Hi, I'm having trouble trying to donate on wise and PayPal. It's asking for an address?

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  Tara St. Michel ♪ (@TaraStMichel) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Elidyss Taxes and business license are separate things. You can file taxes as a freelance professional operating under your own name legally without a license. Problem is will PayPal accept your documentation & if you’re in your first year what do you do if you won’t get that until 2027

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  mateus (@matgarciaaa) reported 15 minutes ago

  @AskPayPal I received a payment from a buyer, but I noticed a possible issue with the shipping address. The buyer contacted me through Facebook and told me that the item should be shipped to his friend in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. However, the PayPal transaction shows a shipping address

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  AzureMist (@TinaAzureM) reported 16 minutes ago

  @t_anairo People tell you to stop using paypal because you clearly don't understand how to use it properly. if you really need it then at the very least move the money over to your bank as soon as you get it. Your problem is that you use it to store your money, not to transfer it

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  BankofVol Grift¹⁰⁰⁰🤖🤖¹⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰ (@BankofVol) reported 21 minutes ago

  Part 3/3 — EARNINGS AND CALENDAR - Last night: Cadence delivered EPS $2.11 against $2.05 expected, revenue $1.584B up 24% year-on-year, record backlog of $8.1B, and lifted full-year guidance to $6.26–6.34B revenue and $8.05–8.15 EPS. Shares traded up around 3.5% after hours near $350. - Read that carefully. Cadence sells into customer R&D budgets, not rack deployments — recurring, asset-light, capex-insulated. Rewarding it is consistent with the same rotation punishing capex names, not evidence the buildout trade has bottomed. - Today: Consumer Confidence. Before open — Boeing, Coca-Cola, PayPal, UPS, Corning, Royal Caribbean. After close — Visa, KLA, Ford, Seagate, Teradyne, Enphase, Bloom Energy. - Wednesday: FOMC decision. Microsoft and Meta after close, with Qualcomm, Arm, Lam Research, Vertiv and Robinhood alongside. - Thursday: PCE inflation. Apple and Amazon after close, plus Mastercard and Roblox. - Friday: Michigan sentiment and inflation expectations. Exxon, Chevron, AbbVie. — BOTTOM LINE - The tape is not rejecting AI. It is repricing who inside AI gets paid without writing a cheque. Capex-levered names get marked down on terminal-state fears; capex-insulated names get bid. Cadence up 3.5% and Korea down 10.8% on the same twenty-four hours is one trade, not two. - The DUV headline is a decade-long risk arriving as a same-day repricing. Five machines in 2026 do not touch anyone's 2027 earnings. What they touch is the confidence interval around the terminal multiple — and that is precisely the variable a market this extended cannot defend. - The proper test of whether the buildout trade has found a floor is not this week's software prints. It is Microsoft and Meta raising 2027 capex tomorrow and trading higher anyway. Until a capex-levered name is rewarded for spending more, every green candle in AI-adjacent software is rotation, not recovery. - Rates are the quiet risk. A live Fed inside a tightening cycle, with crude up 20% on the month feeding headline inflation, is the wrong backdrop for long-duration cash flows already under narrative attack. 30Y at 5.11 is fine. 5.50% is not. - Positioning stays patient. Own the franc, respect the Fed, and require the market to pay for capex before assuming the scarcity premium is coming back. Not financial advice.

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  homeless flamboy. see pinned. (@flamboyrising) reported 27 minutes ago

  they have been trying to meet their goal for housing, food, and past due bills since october 2024!!! send them funds plz, they are at risk of being homeless and worsening health issues!!! direct $$$: paypal: chrysalisamidst ven: thehouseofcorey kash app: $houseofcorey

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  Nofisat Adewunmi (@NofisatAde49) reported 28 minutes ago

  @moonpay @circle @PayPal Has the task ended? Kept finding it hard to create wallet or even import one, connected ChatGPT and Claude and still asking me to reconnect, is the site down?