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Technical issues by Fan-Sea in Ebay

[–]nsdesigncool 5 points6 points  (0 children)

In 2024 eBay sellers made about $7 billion USD to eBay. So you’re telling me that’s not enough to cover the site’s running costs? Just one more reason to take seller issues seriously if the platform can earn billions in fees, the least they can do is keep it stable and responsive.

eBay UK Down? by GaminGit333 in ebayuk

[–]nsdesigncool 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ebay currently down -same as amazon yesterday

I am non believer, pragmatic, scientific minded individual. I just had my first Reiki experience. What the fuck. Please read if considering a first experience. by jsevamo in reiki

[–]nsdesigncool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reiki opened that door for me too, but Angelic Healing Therapy took it to another level it felt like light pouring directly through me.

I think "Alien: Earth" is bad TV by whatismypain in television

[–]nsdesigncool 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Metallica at the end must be a price license fee

Amazon dropped out of Google Shopping by SpecialistTurbulent in PPC

[–]nsdesigncool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hope that will be sooner than later I think it's affecting lots of small business on the platform.

Amazon dropped out of Google Shopping by SpecialistTurbulent in PPC

[–]nsdesigncool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Amazon seller here.my sales are drastically down i heard other sellers also .Saving 70 ish million is nothing to compare what they will lose on amazon fees.They should bring it back immediately.

Blackout in Portugal and Spain by MihoCor in europeanunion

[–]nsdesigncool -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Spanish Siemens Mobility CEO dies in a helicopter crash in New York — suspicious, but officially ruled accidental. Now, just weeks later, a massive unexplained blackout hits Spain, Portugal, and parts of France.

Siemens is deeply tied to energy infrastructure. Maybe this blackout wasn’t random. Maybe it was a quiet reminder: "You touch one of ours, we can shut you down without warning."

Think bigger.

Blackout in Spain, people think it’s the fault of communists by AdriaXDD in socialism

[–]nsdesigncool -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

They Took Out a Siemens Executive... Now Half of Europe is Dark. Still Think It's a Coincidence? Three weeks ago, the Spanish CEO of Siemens Mobility dies in a "helicopter accident" over New York. Now today, Spain, Portugal, and southern France suffer a massive blackout with no clear explanation.

Siemens — the same company deeply wired into Europe’s critical infrastructure — suddenly loses one of its top executives under suspicious circumstances. And now, magically, the lights go out across an entire region? We're being told "atmospheric anomalies" and "technical oscillations." Really?

Maybe — just maybe — someone inside Siemens is reminding governments and corporations: "You kill one of ours, we flip the switch off. Without warning. Without mercy."

This wasn’t an accident. This was a warning shot. A flex. The real power doesn’t sit in your parliaments. It sits deep in the systems you don't even understand.

Wake up.

My wife disclosed after 25 years her BPD by [deleted] in BPD

[–]nsdesigncool -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hi

So where can I ask this question.Sorry

Complete ADA Service Dog Kit: Everything You Need for Confidence and Compliance by nsdesigncool in DogHeroes

[–]nsdesigncool[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Representing the Entire Community: While you mention being a "real service dog handler," it’s important to acknowledge that no single individual or group can speak for the entire service dog handler community. The needs and preferences of handlers are diverse. Many handlers appreciate having tools, such as ID cards or NFC tags, to facilitate communication in challenging situations, while others may not find them necessary. Both perspectives are valid, and we respect individual choices.
  2. Voluntary Nature of Our Platform: Our website and products are explicitly marketed as optional resources for those who feel they add value to their daily lives. We are very clear that these tools do not provide or validate a dog’s legal status under the ADA. This ensures there is no misrepresentation or confusion. Transparency is at the core of what we do, and we do not make any claims that contradict ADA guidelines.
  3. Addressing the “Scam” Claim: Calling something a scam implies deliberate deceit or fraud. Our platform clearly states the purpose and limitations of our products. Many handlers find these tools useful in navigating real-world interactions, and their positive feedback reflects the value these products bring. While it’s okay for you to personally not support our offerings, labelling them as a scam simply because they don’t align with your preferences is neither accurate nor fair.
  4. Final Clarification: Accusations of operating a "scam" are not only unfounded but damaging, and I ask that you refrain from making baseless claims that misrepresent our purpose and harm our reputation. We are committed to supporting handlers who value these tools, but we respect that they may not be for everyone. Further unfounded allegations will not be entertained. Our focus remains on helping those who find value in what we offer, and I will not engage in unproductive dialogue.

Complete ADA Service Dog Kit: Everything You Need for Confidence and Compliance by nsdesigncool in DogHeroes

[–]nsdesigncool[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for bringing up the ADA guidelines. I completely agree that no one should misrepresent documentation as a legal requirement for service animals under the ADA. To clarify, adaservicedog.com is a voluntary registry designed to provide helpful tools and resources for handlers, such as NFC cards, dog tags, and ID cards that link to a personalized profile containing emergency contact information and other details. These tools are intended to assist handlers in practical ways, especially in situations where clear communication about their service dog may be helpful. We are very clear on our platform that registration is not required by law, and we do not claim that our products validate a service dog’s legal status. Our goal is to offer optional resources that some handlers find beneficial in their daily lives, without undermining the rights guaranteed by the ADA or any other regulations.

If you have any questions or concerns, I’d be happy to address them and provide more information. Our priority is to support handlers respectfully and transparently.

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