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Jen on X 🪬
@Jen_Jen_888
🇦🇪 Biz owner & Investor NOT here for the clicks or clout 🤌🏽 you don’t need to dx me- it’s been done 🫵🏽 you don’t need to call my boss- I own the company
Dubai, United Arab Emirates Katılım Aralık 2022
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It takes a special kind of a man & a special kind of approach to open up a heavily guarded & narrow strait 😤😤. @Jen_Jen_888
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This post 🫵🏽
He is correct.
@WSJ @business @nytimesbusiness @BusinessInsider @ReutersBiz @CNBC @APBusiness
Eugene Khayman@EugeneKhayman
My community has $15b of yearly sales on Amazon with 800+ members. These are small businesses. They employ real Americans and support local communities. They do not have large margins to absorb shocks. Every year Amazon squeezes them more and supports overseas Chinese sellers instead of local American businesses. Now Amazon is hitting sellers with even more of a squeeze all back to back: 1.Amazon has moved many sellers to DD+7 Meaning funds are held until 7 days after delivery, not simply paid out on the old cadence. 2.Amazon just added a 3.5% fuel/logistics surcharge on fulfillment fees. 3.To top it off now Amazon Ads charges will be pulled directly from disbursements rather than floating on a credit card. That combination matters. Amazon already forces sellers into an environment where ads dominate visibility. So now the same platform that pressures brands to spend more on ads is also tightening payout timing and pulling more cash out before sellers ever see it. For a very large business, this is just a minor annoyance. But for a small business making payroll just got 50x harder. Less cash on hand means: less inventory more stockouts more debt more strain on small teams and ultimately a worse customer experience This is not “supporting small business.” It is starving the brands that create so much of the value customers come to Amazon for. @WSJ @business @nytimesbusiness @BusinessInsider @ReutersBiz @CNBC @APBusiness If you’re covering Amazon, local communities hit by a hard economy and large companies trying to squeeze hardworking Americans hit me up.
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My community has $15b of yearly sales on Amazon with 800+ members.
These are small businesses. They employ real Americans and support local communities.
They do not have large margins to absorb shocks.
Every year Amazon squeezes them more and supports overseas Chinese sellers instead of local American businesses.
Now Amazon is hitting sellers with even more of a squeeze all back to back:
1.Amazon has moved many sellers to DD+7
Meaning funds are held until 7 days after delivery, not simply paid out on the old cadence.
2.Amazon just added a 3.5% fuel/logistics surcharge on fulfillment fees.
3.To top it off now Amazon Ads charges will be pulled directly from disbursements rather than floating on a credit card.
That combination matters.
Amazon already forces sellers into an environment where ads dominate visibility.
So now the same platform that pressures brands to spend more on ads is also tightening payout timing and pulling more cash out before sellers ever see it.
For a very large business, this is just a minor annoyance. But for a small business making payroll just got 50x harder.
Less cash on hand means:
less inventory
more stockouts
more debt
more strain on small teams
and ultimately a worse customer experience
This is not “supporting small business.”
It is starving the brands that create so much of the value customers come to Amazon for.
@WSJ @business @nytimesbusiness @BusinessInsider @ReutersBiz @CNBC @APBusiness
If you’re covering Amazon, local communities hit by a hard economy and large companies trying to squeeze hardworking Americans hit me up.
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@EugeneKhayman What’s wild is that 3P sellers helped drive Amazon into what they are now, a $21 billion yearly profit. Now they disrespect them and laugh about it.
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Wishing everyone a HAPPY Easter 🐣
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#Easter
#HappyEaster
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@MetaMona_ @elonmusk …..was thinking the same thing ….
He has been awfully quiet
…… a little confusing since he was a frequent visitor of the UAE
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I'm honestly very fkn upset!
Israel's Defense Minister just blatantly said they will occupy 10% of Lebanon even AFTER the war, and over 600k people that have their homes there cannot return!
And also today, Netanyahu is saying that after the Iran war, the Strait of Hormuz needs to be bypassed using pipelines from Saudi to the Mediterranean
I'm trying to be objective on everything, but after the destruction of Gaza, recent unwarranted bombing of Syria a few days ago, and now this, I am struggling to remain objective!
Israel needs to reconsider its foreign policy or the cycle of violence won't stop!
You cannot occupy Lebanon and expect the Government to disarm the militia that was founded BECAUSE of Israeli occupation decades ago!
You cannot bomb Syria non stop and expect the people and the Government to sit idly and normalize relations
You cannot wipe out Gaza and keep occupying it, then pass a law where the death penalty applies to Palestinians and not Israelis, and expect Palestinians to not be radicalized and fight back
You cannot expect to bomb Iran, then propose a pipeline that benefits you, and expect the Arab world to become allies
I want Hezbollah gone. I want the Iranian regime gone. I want Palestinian radicalization gone. But this is NOT the way to do it!
This is NOT the way to achieve peace in the region!
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
My worst nightmare for Lebanon is coming true, and I am beginning to seriously question my assumption that Israel does not want to annex Lebanese territory The Defense Minister's statement today that Israel will occupy a part of Southern Lebanon after the war is inexcusable How can they expect to get rid of Hezbollah, which was founded because of Israel's occupation of Lebanon, if their goal is to occupy Lebanon again?!
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Paneer khurma with roti and okra prepared by me 🐣.
Eesti
Canada is officially the most embarrassing country on earth
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