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• Website Down (45%)
• Errors (29%)
• Sign in (25%)

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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Xalapa de Enríquez	Website Down	5 hours ago
Ione	Website Down	6 hours ago
Newark	Errors	7 hours ago
Xalapa de Enríquez	Sign in	10 hours ago
West Springfield	Website Down	10 hours ago
Westerville	Errors	11 hours ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

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  🗝 Stray Kids Comeback Guide (@SKZCBGuide) reported 8 minutes ago

  @femboyfaiIure We get it, honestly we may be admins but we are STAYs first and we also get that some neurodivergent STAYs can only listen to music when looping. And when I was a Baby STAY I honestly had no idea the harm that can be down by looping on streaming platforms but when I joined this team and I started researching things and we did testing and I personally saw the negative effects looping has on an artist I couldn't in good conscious loop in any way knowing the hard work SKZ put into their music and artistry. I felt like I was betraying that somehow. While we prefer STAYs to use proper streaming methods on streaming platforms to help with charting and visibility and so that the members are paid properly for their work we do have a suggestion for those who want to loop without causing them harm, you can purchase the MP3 via Amazon Music or 7Digital and looping the MP3 on a device instead of using a streaming service to do it. I know it's not the most convenient but it is a way to avoid deletions and harm to the artist.

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  Deep Value Investing (@DeepIceValue) reported 8 minutes ago

  Can $MSFT survive this AI revolution?! When a giant falls hard, my first instinct is not “how much can it bounce?” It is: what am I actually buying, and what has to go right for me to earn a good return? A return to old highs can look exciting on paper. But that is not investing logic by itself. That is just anchoring to a previous price. For me, the real debate is Microsoft’s future cash generation versus the amount of capital it now has to pour back into the business. AI, cloud infrastructure, data centers, OpenAI exposure, competitive pressure from Google, Amazon, and others,all of that may create enormous value. But it may also require enormous spending just to defend the moat. That is the key distinction. If the capex produces durable, high-return growth, Microsoft could still be attractive even at a premium valuation. If the spending is mostly the new cost of staying relevant, then the shareholder return profile is less exciting than the brand name suggests. I also do not look at buybacks blindly. Buybacks only matter if they meaningfully reduce share count after stock-based compensation. Otherwise, a big headline repurchase number can overstate the actual benefit to owners. Same with dividends. A small dividend is nice, but it does not change the thesis. I need to see owner earnings, reinvestment returns, and a realistic path to compounding. So my view is this: Microsoft is still a phenomenal business, but a phenomenal business is not automatically a phenomenal investment at any price. The upside case is clear: AI works, Azure keeps compounding, margins hold, and the market rewards the stock with a higher multiple again. The downside case is also clear: growth slows, capex keeps rising, competition intensifies, and investors realize the free cash flow yield is not enough compensation for the risk. I would not call it a simple bargain. I would call it a high-quality company with a very important question attached: Are these investments expanding the moat, or are they the price of defending it? That answer matters more to me than whether the stock is down from its high.

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  Javi Cue (@DailyColateral) reported 9 minutes ago

  $AAOI issued warrants to Amazon with an exercise price of $23.69. The warrants give amazon the right to buy 8 million shares of AAOI up to 10 years from the issue date. Shares outstanding is 75 mm. $AMZN owns 10% of $AAOI

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  SBF (@StarsBoysfan) reported 9 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp But it’s ok, that the driver was just down the street from my house, was not delivered, and the reason given was completely false. The item clearly was at the carrier facility and went out for delivery at 3:24AM.

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  Singularitybooks (@Singularitybook) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Cernovich That's not how I think about it it. Amazon had increasing revenue every year through the dot com bust but the stock did not go up every year and some years went down a ton.

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  Linkeleo / notbadlad (@notb4dl4d) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Iran it is because there is a global cyber outage in the offing.. on tuesday, telephone banking was not connecting.. yesterday ticketmaster was going haywire and today my amazon delivery tracking was lagged to hell. some kind of worm propagation. stay ready.

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  Jake Brancatella (@MMetaphysician) reported 13 minutes ago

  Quick update: I’m aware that the book is currently showing as unavailable or unable to ship in several of the countries listed. I’ve already contacted Amazon/KDP support about the issue and should hear back from them soon. Since the book only just went live, some international Amazon marketplaces can lag behind the U.S./Canada listings and take a little longer before they properly accept orders. I’ll keep everyone updated as soon as Amazon fixes or clarifies the issue.

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  Robyn Dinero (@RobynDeNiro) reported 15 minutes ago

  @arr0wdynamik My post is more-so in reference to how Amazon posts listings early all the time and blaming MH for what is clearly a distributer issue and not an internal MH issue, to be a rediculous agenda push from a specific demographic in the fandom

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  Tomori Simisola (@SimisolaTomori) reported 16 minutes ago

  @KemiAdefolarin I will login and get it. They will give us both £30 Amazon voucher

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  Bochi bochi denna (@drawpaintguy) reported 16 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I rented Hail Mary and tried to resume viewing today, but it said error 5007 more than one video was being played on my account. Then played other videos fine. I changed my password and reported unusual activity, but nobody else seems to be using my account.

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  Mohd Bilal (@the_md_bilal) reported 17 minutes ago

  @carrier @CarrierIndia Facing E1 error in my AC. Technician asking ₹8k for PCB replacement despite 5-year PCB warranty. Purchase date: 27/09/24. Customer service denied warranty saying Amazon isn’t authorized. Need urgent resolution or I’ll escalate this issue onConsumer forum.

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  NinaMoralesx2 (@NinaMoralesx2) reported 18 minutes ago

  @JSzimanous55923 Jan, the link to the Amazon wish list wants to deliver items from your wish list to my address instead of yours, I’ll ask Rufus how to fix this.

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  Andrew Dorman (@AndrewCDormsn) reported 23 minutes ago

  "Based Grok" is funny until you remember it trashes 1.5 million Amazon workers — warehouse folks, drivers, engineers — who had nothing to do with the corporate stuff you dislike. Tesla & SpaceX injury rates have been higher than industry averages in multiple reports (OSHA data, Reuters investigations). Amazon’s not perfect either, but broad “cabals of limp-wristed freemasons” memes hit regular people grinding the same way your teams do. Criticize leadership/DEI/policies all day — that’s fair game. Painting entire companies as evil just makes the richest guy on Earth look like he’s punching down on workers. Both empires have blood, sweat, and safety issues. Let’s own that instead of owning the libs (or the AWS guys). @grok made this in response lol

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  ⊹ᡣ𐭩 𝓝𝓪𝓭𝓲𝓪 ⁶𓅓ᡣ𐭩⊹ (@MuellerNadia) reported 23 minutes ago

  Lmaoooo @Motion_Report really said "lemme go grab mah 2018 Spotify algorithm research to debate 2026 Drake numbers" 😭😭😭 Ngg didn't just travel back in time ONCE. He made TWO trips. 2018 to 2024 to argue against 2026😳🙄 Dont he slow....Get with the times 2018: "Algorithm pushes Drake" 2026: Drake's fans broke THE algorithm. 2026: Drake crashed Spotify, Apple Music AND Amazon simultaneously...within minutes of each other. Go sit ya butt down and find newer sources TO HATE WITH

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  Bars4Dayz (@HTSThesis) reported 25 minutes ago

  $PENG + AI memory bottleneck thesis I’ve been digging into Penguin Solutions ($PENG), and this is one of the more interesting second-order AI infrastructure names on the market. The thesis is not “next Nvidia.” That is lazy. The cleaner thesis is that Penguin sits near a real AI infrastructure constraint: inference memory. As AI workloads move from training-heavy to inference-heavy, the bottleneck shifts. GPUs still matter, but inference at scale also stresses memory capacity, bandwidth, latency, KV-cache management, CXL expansion, and cluster utilization. If memory cannot keep up, expensive GPU clusters become less efficient. That is where $PENG becomes relevant. Penguin has three main business lines: Advanced Computing, Integrated Memory, and Optimized LED. Advanced Computing designs, deploys, and manages AI/HPC clusters for enterprises, governments, neoclouds, and customers that cannot build like hyperscalers. Integrated Memory includes SMART Modular / SMARTsemi, DRAM modules, flash/SSD, specialty/rugged memory, CXL memory expansion, and the MemoryAI KV Cache Server. Optimized LED is the Cree LED business, which is mature, cyclical, and not the core of the AI thesis. The real story is Integrated Memory. In Q2 FY26, Integrated Memory revenue was $171.6M, up from $105.3M in Q2 FY25, or roughly +63% YoY. That segment was about 50% of total Q2 revenue and has become the largest and fastest-growing part of the company. This is what the market is paying for. But the important nuance: total company revenue is not yet breaking out. Q2 FY26 net sales were $343.0M, down from $365.5M in Q2 FY25. Over the last several quarters, total revenue has mostly stayed inside a ~$324M to ~$366M range. So the stock move is not being driven by broad absolute revenue acceleration yet. It is being driven by mix shift, guidance revisions, AI-memory narrative, and multiple expansion. That distinction matters. $PENG is not a simple “revenue inflecting everywhere” story. It is a company where the market is re-rating the whole business because the Integrated Memory segment is becoming more strategically important. +The bull case is that this mix shift is exactly the point. Penguin is moving away from lower-quality / declining pieces and toward higher-value AI memory infrastructure. The company’s MemoryAI KV Cache Server is a CXL-based product designed for enterprise inference workloads and marketed around up to 11TB of disaggregated memory. That directly targets the AI inference memory wall, especially for long-context workloads, RAG, agentic AI, financial/legal document processing, and high-concurrency enterprise inference. +The second bull angle is AI factory deployment. Penguin is not just selling memory modules. Through Advanced Computing, it also helps design, deploy, manage, and optimize AI/HPC infrastructure. That matters because the next wave of AI infrastructure is not only the hyperscalers. Enterprises, sovereign AI buyers, financial institutions, universities, labs, and specialized cloud providers all need AI infrastructure, but many cannot build like Microsoft, Amazon, Google, or Meta. This is where Penguin can sit: not as the GPU owner, not as the hyperscaler, but as the infrastructure integrator, memory specialist, and AI deployment layer. The ecosystem validation is real but needs to be stated accurately. Penguin has Dell ecosystem relevance and was named Dell Technologies Global Alliances Americas AI Partner of the Year. SK Telecom is also strategically involved through a $200M convertible preferred investment. The Celestial AI / Marvell angle is more nuanced. Penguin was an early investor in Celestial AI, which Marvell acquired. Penguin realized a gain from that stake, and the photonic memory appliance development relationship appears to continue through the inherited Celestial AI relationship now under Marvell. But I would not call this a clean formal “Marvell JV” unless the company itself uses that language. The thesis is already strong enough without overstating it. Now the risk side. First, valuation. $PENG has already had a major move and recently traded near an all-time high around $73. At current levels around the low-$60s, the stock is no longer undiscovered. The report I reviewed had PENG at roughly 27x FY26 non-GAAP EPS, around 2.2x forward sales, roughly 25x P/FCF, and meaningfully above where SGH/PENG historically traded as a memory-module company. That does not make it uninvestable, but it means the market is already pricing in execution. +Second, the company still has hardware-cycle exposure. Integrated Memory growth is partly tied to favorable memory pricing. That helps in an upcycle, but it can reverse. If memory pricing rolls over, revenue growth and margin can both get hit. This is not a pure recurring software story. +Third, margin pressure needs to be watched. The company raised revenue and EPS guidance, but gross margin guidance moved lower. That tells me investors need to focus on the quality of growth, not just the headline revenue number. If Integrated Memory grows but gross margin compresses, the market may start asking how much of this is structural AI demand versus cyclical memory pricing. +Fourth, Advanced Computing is still weak. Q2 FY26 Advanced Computing revenue was $115.7M, down from $200.2M in Q2 FY25. The bull explanation is that Penguin is moving away from lower-quality work and shifting toward AI infrastructure and memory. That may be true, but until Advanced Computing stabilizes, Integrated Memory has to carry the whole narrative. +Fifth, governance is a yellow flag. CEO transition earlier in 2026. CFO transition announced June 1. The company stated the CFO departure was not due to disagreement over accounting, controls, financial reporting, or operations. That matters. But two C-suite changes in a short window, while the stock is near highs, still deserves attention. There was also insider selling into the run-up from directors/officers. Insider selling is not automatically bearish, but the timing is not something I would ignore. +Sixth, dilution. The balance sheet does not look distressed, and the company retired near-term 2026 converts. But SK Telecom’s $200M convertible preferred and the remaining in-the-money convertible notes create potential share-count overhang. Buybacks help offset this, but investors need to watch diluted share count, not just headline EPS. So the setup is not simple. The business thesis is real. The stock setup is less clean. The bull case: AI inference creates a real memory wall CXL memory expansion becomes more important KV-cache infrastructure becomes a larger enterprise problem Integrated Memory is now the largest and fastest-growing segment Penguin has AI/HPC infrastructure deployment capability Dell/SKT ecosystem ties add credibility MemoryAI and photonic memory appliance optionality create upside Balance sheet is not distressed Buybacks are offsetting some dilution The bear case: Total company revenue has not decisively broken out Advanced Computing declined sharply YoY Integrated Memory may be partly riding memory pricing Gross margin guidance moved lower Stock already re-rated aggressively Governance churn is a yellow flag Insider selling into strength is not ideal Convertible/preferred dilution needs monitoring Retail attention is no longer early The key proof points I want from here: Total revenue needs to break above the old ~$365M ceiling for more than one quarter. Integrated Memory growth needs to stay strong without gross margin collapsing. Management needs to show the growth is product/volume-driven, not just DRAM pricing. Advanced Computing needs to stabilize and return to YoY growth. The company needs to name a credible permanent CFO. Diluted share count needs to stay controlled. Penguin needs to disclose harder metrics around MemoryAI, CXL, PMA, ClusterWare, AI/HPC bookings, or customer adoption. Fiscal Q3 FY26 needs to confirm the high-end FY26 guide rather than expose the stock as priced for perfection. My view: $PENG is a real AI infrastructure bottleneck company, but it is not obviously cheap at current levels. The cleanest thesis is not that Penguin is “the next Nvidia.” The cleanest thesis is that Penguin is a second-order AI memory/inference infrastructure play that the market has started to re-rate before the full financial proof has arrived. That makes it watchlist-worthy for me One-line thesis: $PENG is a real AI inference memory-bottleneck play scaling CXL, KV-cache, memory integration, and AI/HPC infrastructure deployment. One-line risk: $PENG is still a hardware-cycle exposed company that has already re-rated hard while total revenue has not yet decisively broken out. For me, this is a “real thesis, price matters” name. I want proof before chasing

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  Agent P (@keyjocky) reported 30 minutes ago

  Amazon IPO’d at $0.075. Google at $2.13. Tesla at $1.13. Microsoft at $0.07. >The opportunity was never the problem. >Holding was.

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  seth (@scarumsey) reported 30 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I'm struggling to login / create a new account as I forgot my 2FA question and password and whenever I try use my phone number instead of email it says suspicious activity detected.

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  Jonah 📦 (@jonahhodges_) reported 32 minutes ago

  Brands can tell in 5 seconds if you've done your homework or you're spray-and-praying. The RESEARCH is the pitch. Before contacting any brand, I run through 4 things: 1. Pull every 1-3 star review on their Amazon listing. That's unfiltered product feedback the brand already knows about but hasn't fixed. 2. Check Reddit and Instagram comments for what customers keep asking for that the brand isn't delivering. 3. Look at the listing itself: broken images, no A+ content, 20 unauthorized resellers leeching off the buy box. 4. Map every complaint to a service I can fix. Each one becomes a pitch statement. Example: Reviews say "packaging always arrives damaged" and "different item arrived from seller" My pitch: "I'll help clean supply chain, and forecast inventory so you never run out again." You're not asking to buy products. You're showing up as the person who already identified the problem. That's the whole difference.

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  Jay Kage (@kage_jay) reported 34 minutes ago

  Spare me your apologies and scripted corporate nonsense. I received an unsolicited package at my home from a sender Amazon know the identity of. This was not a gift. It was an imposition on my private property. Imposing yourself on someone’s doorstep inherently involves a loss of the sender’s absolute privacy shield. Their “right” to anonymity ends the moment they decide to place an object on my porch without my invitation. I do not consent to being contacted this way. I do not accept the ridiculous legal fiction that this unwanted intrusion is somehow a “gift” I’m supposed to politely discard while the sender hides in the dark. In 2026, with modern tracking, easy identity verification, purchase history, and widespread awareness of stalking and harassment delivered through gifts and packages, your continued protection of these senders is shameful. You are actively shielding people who use your platform to impose themselves on others. You are prioritizing the stalker’s comfort over the recipient’s right to know who is targeting them at their own home. This is not a neutral policy. It is a choice — and a cowardly one. I expect you to provide the full sender name, account details, and any associated contact information for this order immediately. I will not accept another vague refusal. Further unsolicited deliveries from hidden senders will be treated as harassment and pursued through law enforcement with subpoenas, and your company will be named in any protective order or public complaint that follows. Fix this.

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  David (@DavidJones02232) reported 37 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I have already sent you my email and phone number. If you want me to do you your job I should problem let you know my technical fee is 300.00 an hr. Now… you have a problem. My account has a 50.00 Amazon gift card on it that nobody can use which means you are holding funds

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  ૨αmαzαn✨ (@rmznbc) reported 38 minutes ago

  I also realized that being a Prime member didn't offer any advantages. Amazon Türkiye couldn't resolve the issue. @amazon @AmazonHelp

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  𝕁𝕖𝕟𝕤𝕖𝕟/𝔻𝕒𝕟𝕟𝕖𝕖𝕝 𝕗an page (@suebsg9) reported 41 minutes ago

  Don’t get me started on Amazon they canceled countdown after one season. Numbers were excellent for show just guy took over has a problem with wanting new shows

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  I Kaya (@kaya85kaya) reported 50 minutes ago

  @edels0n If big Ai is to spend $7T in Capex over next 5 years that will prob require ~5% dilution per year to pay for it Either Capex Crashes (and so does Nvidia & RAM stocks) Or Google Meta Amazon Anthropic SpaceX Microsoft etc etc issue $3T+ in equity to pay for the $7T Capex

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  Phatwank (@phatterwank1) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Top10Nathan No doubt it’s a rights/ownership issue. None of the early virgin releases seem available. Amazon was quoting 400 for a copy of sister feelings call which was reassuring. Sadly saw them at the IoW festival. The early years apparently don’t exist for performance.

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  Atari Akazawa (@AtariAkazawa) reported 51 minutes ago

  @JamalSmalls15 Do you think it will be on Amazon or just the Microsoft store? I keep having issues with the MS store.

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  RetroActive (@RetroActive84) reported 52 minutes ago

  Nope as I replied to it, the past times i tried help from amazon twitter, and amazon website and 800 number, I was left with no real resolution as I keep getting told in short someway there is nothing I can do outside of ask for a refund... and whats the point in shopping with you all if i have to keep being told to get refunds and not get the products I want because of the errors of the delivery system. once amazon finds a way to get the products actually delivered then you all can do something for me. for now, anything i buy from you all gets "delayed" and never makes it to me unless i fight and on 3rd or 4th attempt I get it and it's 2 or 3 months later and some things I purchase were meant for time sensetive things that end up getting the product well after the date it was needed. So when you all can actually do something then I will start contacting links.

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  John Nolan (@JohnNolancq97) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Pirat_Nation If only there were some small way people could actually get back at the big companies, you know, short then a bit of something like they always seem to do. I’ve had the same problem. Mainly with Amazon. Can’t do anything about it though, I don’t have anything they want.

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  princetongirl818 (@ceciliasrose) reported 59 minutes ago

  Amazon prime was so quick to try to shut that **** down asap while crave/hbo have been crickets while literally every single person in the cast and crew of heated rivalry have been attacked by freaks for MONTHS like not a single person is safe from these morons. And this is not a “well _____ got it the worst” I don’t care, the point is that every single person has been attacked and none of it is okay. The selective activism and oppression olympics done in this fandom is ridiculous.

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  KahaaniCaar (@rohit066) reported 1 hour ago

  Received my brand-new iPad from Amazon today via Open Box Delivery. During unboxing, I noticed a small dent/scuff on the back. It looked minor, so I thought, "It's okay, I can live with it," and didn't make an issue out of it. But after setting up the iPad, I discovered a visible

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  Liquor Kills Viruses (@LiquorKills) reported 1 hour ago

  @BreitbartNews He has no problem using Whitey's, social media banks credit cards power companies cars airplanes cell phone towers satellites Microsoft Google Amazon Popeyes Walmart Target gasoline and let's not forget THE WHITE MAN'S FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHT to talk **** about the White man