GradleRose77

[GradleRose77 @GradleRose77]

@BestBuySupport It was a store level query, that simple. Needed to talk to a human AT the store. This never used to be a problem, but now thanks to ai bots YOU SHALL NOT PASS.
Like I said, I DID reach out…to no avail!

[GradleRose77 @GradleRose77]

@BestBuy
You lost business today thanks to your fucking ai bot that wouldn’t connect me with someone INSIDE the store. Even after I called main line support, they couldn’t even bypass the bullshit!
Worst costumer service experience ever!
BuuubyeBestBuy🤬
#aiForTheLOSS

[GradleRose77 @GradleRose77]

@BestBuySupport “reaching out” got me nowhere as I stated. Being directed to an “agent” was pointless, they couldn’t help me either. I am on crutches, quickly running to my nearest store is a waste of time and energy if I can’t confirm a solution exists prior to going.

[Mochi @chocode812]

娘も私もファイザーで働いてる。
これだけは一度しか言わない。
10月30日は予定を全部キャンセルして、絶対に家にいて！😱

[Adams County Sheriff's Office (Colorado) @AdamsCoSheriff]

SCAM ALERT SUNDAY

Unfortunately, we have a new scam making the rounds in Adams County, and this time, scammers are targeting our farmers, ranchers and agricultural community.

This is a sophisticated “man-in-the-middle” fraud scheme targeting agricultural producers, brokers and people purchasing hay through online marketplaces.

Here’s how the scam works:

1.A scammer orders hay from a legitimate farmer using a stolen credit card or compromised bank account.

https://t.co/EbdaYoHB5F the same time, the scammer posts a fake ad for that same hay at a below-market price on Facebook Marketplace.

https://t.co/mC3XFpLwNg unsuspecting buyer responds to the ad and pays the scammer, often through a payment app such as Zelle.

4.The scammer gives the buyer’s address to the farmer, who delivers the hay.

5.Everyone thinks the transaction is complete — until the farmer’s original payment is reversed or flagged as fraudulent.

The scammer disappears with the money, and the farmer is left with the loss.

Important: The person who receives the hay is often an innocent party. They purchased the hay in good faith and may have no idea they were unknowingly involved in a scam.

Protect yourself:

• Be cautious when dealing with unfamiliar or out-of-town buyers.

• Verify who is actually behind a payment before accepting bank transfers, checks or mobile payment apps.

• Consider requiring new customers to use a reputable escrow service or an identity-verified payment or invoicing platform.

• Be suspicious of unusual purchasing arrangements, especially when the person paying for an order is different from the person receiving it.

If you believe you’ve been scammed: Preserve all communications, advertisements, payment records, invoices and other documentation, and report the incident to law enforcement.

Please share this information with the farmers, ranchers and agricultural producers in your life. Awareness can help prevent someone from becoming the next victim.

[GradleRose77 @GradleRose77]

Enter to win one of two 4-packs of passes to Anderson Farms' 2025 Fall Festival #giveaway #win https://t.co/gikZ9qmIxH

[GradleRose77 @GradleRose77]

Get your digging gear on…its time to dive down the rabbit hole known as “Project 2025”. Asinine, retro-growth, bull$hit. Its not okay, its terrifying and everyone should be worried!
#endproject2025

[Karin Chenoweth @karinchenoweth]

I finally read the Project 2025's proposals for education. It's easy enough to say "abolish the department of education." I mean, who outside of Washington actually cares about how the federal government organizes its education programs? But what you might care about is that

[GradleRose77 @GradleRose77]

@AskTarget online ordering is down, called your customer hotline and the calls were dropped as soon as I entered the prompt.

[GradleRose77 @GradleRose77]

@Walllgreens why is it taking five days to fill new rx’s of life saving medications? Unacceptable practice for a pharmacy, priority should be placed on your hiring and employee package benefits! Every store within 10miles of home gave me the same run around… UNDER STAFFED.

[GradleRose77 @GradleRose77]

I knew when choosing a school to look at the curriculum, teachers, staff and building/property. I have learned if you want longevity in your child’s academic pathway you need to ask if district behind the school is going bankrupt! Touché @JeffcoSchoolsCo Touché

[GradleRose77 @GradleRose77]

@WidespreadPanic Ready! ..to Stop Go!