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  shizzle (@MDSICT) reported 2 minutes ago

  @blockhim2026 I think Some Guy did solve some problems. That's why he got the Trillion Dollars. Rockets, Data to the globe, AI, X, Nuralink, Boring Company, Paypal, etc.

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  VJRadRick (@VJRadRick) reported 2 minutes ago

  + @CashApp can't login forgot which of my 20 emails firm 20 years I used badui wint reset based upon. Cash app tag = $fundingbyricky I tried to create new acct however my cash app tag assigned please send a verification to my registered Email not phone old # locked out I'm a square PayPal merchant

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  Daniel Ƀrrr (@csuwildcat) reported 3 minutes ago

  @sightONsound @kenwheeler No problem: he started w/ the lavish, obscene sum of <checks notes> $28k from his dad to cover expenses for Zip2, which he built into a $307M cash + $22M stock acquisition by Compaq. He then reinvested every penny into PayPal, Tesla, & SpaceX, nearly going bankrupt in the process

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  Summerisle (@LairdSummerisle) reported 4 minutes ago

  @rvrsidmeditat @FergusMason25 You are doubling down on your idiocy. PayPal was a revolutionary system that offered something nobody else did at the time, hence its success. But you are of the mind that we ought to wait another 25 years for a politburo to come up with it instead. Tragic nonsense.

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  NOTIME (@nielsyl) reported 4 minutes ago

  Dear Elon, Congratulations! You finally hit that $1 trillion mark. That is a truly absurd amount of money I’m pretty sure the human brain isn't even wired to comprehend that many zeros. Since you’ve officially broken the scale, I have a modest proposal: why not celebrate this historic achievement by making a random person-me—a billionaire? I know, I know, "tax implications" and "fiduciary responsibility." But imagine the absolute chaos and hilarity of the headline: "Elon Musk Gifts Random Person $1B Just Because He Could." It would be the ultimate flex. Plus, you’d still have $999 billion left over, which I’m told is still technically "a lot." I’m currently busy trying to make my PayPal work more efficiently, and having an extra billion in there might just be the technical solution I need to finally get everything running smoothly. Consider it an investment in the most entertaining social experiment of the century. Best.

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  PredictoBets.com | Sports Intelligence (@predicto_bets) reported 5 minutes ago

  @telegram @durov “Disable saving private “features have very bad down side , if someone scammed you ( example took payment and run away while a deal ) , you can’t have any proof like screenshot ! One guy took my 200€ - 2 days ago and I had proof that I sent to the PayPal. But seeing this feature forced me to suggest you this. Thank you ! Great platform

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  Rafael (@VamosRafa66) reported 11 minutes ago

  @unusual_whales The average American household has not created PayPal, Tesla, SpaceX, XAI, Boring company. Many have used PayPal, bought Teslas, connected to Starlink, used Twiiter/X and in return, made him money. There is no billionaire in the US responsible for your problems.

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  Hamza Shehzad (@hamzas100) reported 12 minutes ago

  We need you all to sit down together , collaborate to bring Satellite Internet like Starlink, Payment Service like Paypal & reforms in IT, Govt working etc plz. @alimdar82 @umarsaif @MoitOfficial do it for Pakistan

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  ЂП (@djordjijeno1) reported 13 minutes ago

  @AskPayPal Also, almost all of your help tools require to be logged in. My problem is platform doesn't send me code to just sign in and make an account. Can you resolve my problem, you consider yourself a serious company?

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  Barrak (@BarrakAli) reported 18 minutes ago

  @wholemars From PayPal refund button to the first trillion, the man really turned rockets into a rounding error.

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  Skoot (@Skoot9191) reported 19 minutes ago

  @PayPal your reps are absolutely useless. I shouldn’t have to call 6 times to resolve an issue

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  karen (@ksays2) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AskPayPal I’ve tried many x’s today to get help w a problem. I couldn’t get agent in USA! I got AI, the Philippines. outsourced CSR couldn’t help me, but refused to transfer me back to the USA. You’re not saving $’s bc you’re making people angry. Get rid of AI/outsourced help.

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  Anghellik (@Anghellik9) reported 19 minutes ago

  @WarOfFreedom @Rothmus He was famously pushed out of PayPal for his terrible ideas that he kept insisting on. One of them being "change the name to X" actually.

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  Deerman (@BuckmanMcgeee) reported 21 minutes ago

  @oeoeoeoeoe_ @NobodyCaresEvr @NYCMayor Wrong again! His father had stakes in a mine, he didn’t own it. He got his money by selling PayPal and then mad incredibly risky loans to keep SpaceX afloat when it almost went bankrupt. Tone down your envy, it’s a bad color on you.

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  Sergey Lapa ⚡ Building with AI (@Sergey_Lapa) reported 24 minutes ago

  Most people scroll past these tools every day. A few figured out they’re ATMs. Here’s what 2026 actually looks like for people who paid attention 🧵 [1/6] Most people see an AI chatbot. Maya sees $7,200/month. A 26-year-old from Kyiv figured out that every local business has a website that hasn’t been touched since 2019. No chat. No automation. No follow-up. She opens Claude. Builds a custom AI assistant for the business in 40 minutes. Books a call. Shows the demo live. They sign the same day. $400 setup. $600/month retainer. 12 clients. The businesses haven’t changed. She just showed them what they were missing. [2/6] Most people see a boring spreadsheet. James sees $9,500/month. A 31-year-old from Lisbon noticed that every e-commerce brand has the same problem — thousands of product descriptions written by someone who didn’t care. He built a Claude pipeline. Drops in a product CSV. Gets back 500 descriptions in 11 minutes. SEO-optimized. Brand-voiced. Done. Charges $800 per batch. $1,200 for rush. No employees. No office. Just a prompt and a PayPal link. [3/6] Most people see a Telegram group. Sofia sees $6,000/month. A 28-year-old from Belgrade watches on-chain wallets that move before anyone notices. Every morning she writes 3 paragraphs about what shifted overnight. 200 subscribers. $29/month each. Her tool cost: Claude API + a $6 server. She spends 45 minutes a day. The data was always public. She just started packaging it. [4/6] Most people see a podcast nobody asked for. Carlos sees $8,400/month. A 33-year-old from Mexico City realized that CEOs want to be on podcasts but hate cold emails. He uses AI to research 50 executives per week — their recent interviews, their talking points, their gaps. Then writes a hyper-personalized pitch for each one. Booking rate: 34%. He sells the booked appearances to podcast hosts at $600 each. 14 deals last month. [5/6] Most people see a language barrier. Nina sees $5,800/month. A 24-year-old from Warsaw figured out that Japanese, Korean and Arabic creators make incredible content — that nobody in the West ever sees. She runs it through AI translation + light editing. Reposts with credit. Builds the audience. Sells newsletter sponsorships at $400 per slot. Two slots per week. The content already existed. She just moved it. [6/6] The tools are free or close to it. The information is public. The opportunities are sitting on the same streets everyone walks past. The only difference between them and everyone else? They stopped waiting to feel ready. They just started. What’s stopping you from doing the same? ↓ Drop your skill below — I’ll tell you exactly how to monetize it with AI right now.