#vendors

Every vendor deals with the same customers: the ones who chargeback on orders they received, or get a verified delivery and swear it never arrived. Even just huge jerks that aren't worth the effort to deal with. They don’t stop. They just switch vendors. We built to automate the check and save vendors the headache. A private, invite-only registry you can search by hand or straight from your checkout (WooCommerce plugin, Shopify, API for custom coded sites). Free for peptide vendors. It only works if we all participate. File one report and the whole list is yours. Please copy any site owners / admins who might find this useful and be able to contribute. @PeptidePartners @EliteresearchUS @trinity2pointO @rorynotsorry @LifeIgniteRsrch @WolverineDavis @KevinPomaski @troywhiteyyc @duncanthedev @padreresearch @_TrueVoodoo @ItsPeptime @VirtusPeptides @blankpeptides @ForgePerformCo

💵 “LOOK WHAT TRUMP DID FOR US!”—RALLY VENDOR FLASHES A WAD OF CASH ON CAMERA! This Trump superfan travels the country selling merchandise at rallies—and says business is BOOMING! He pulls out a stack of cash, claiming vendors can make $10,000–$15,000 at Trump events! “We don't like him. WE LOVE HIM! We can't get enough of him!” 🇺🇸 @BenBergquam

Vendors what are you selling today let's repost for you Remember to tag us to your other posts we will repost all for you Are you a Vendor and you want More Visibilities on your posts?

God bless our biz this week 🙏 Vendors what are you selling today let's repost for you Remember to tag us to your other posts we will repost all for you Are you a Vendor and you want More Visibilities on your posts?

I built Meddilemanbot with declutter vendors in mind, an escrow bot on telegram that automated safer transactions between buyers and sellers. Built with @bachs_hq #declutter #vendors

How to become AI Advisor in 2026: i run a $60-70k/mo distribution agency and do AI advising in it daily without AI advising i'd never close the high-ticket clients here's the full 6-stage roadmap: STAGE 1: pick one industry before you pick any model - spend your time learning which process bleeds money - pick the vertical you already have context in - learn their margins, their tools, their vocabulary - specialists charge 20-30% over generalists for identical work STAGE 2: automate your own operations first - do it on your real business, end to end - write down what broke, what you abandoned, what each run costs - that write-up becomes your portfolio and it outsells any certificate STAGE 3: do 3 audits for free - 2 hours inside the business, watching how work actually moves - time and cost every repetitive process you see - hand back one page, cuts ranked by payback period - that one page is the skill they pay for later STAGE 4: turn the audit into a product with tiers - discovery, 1-2 weeks, 3-5 stakeholder interviews and a readiness scorecard, $1.5-3k - comprehensive, 2-4 weeks, diagnostic across data, infra, talent and governance plus a prioritized use case matrix, $5-15k - strategy and roadmap, 4-8 weeks, implementation plan, vendor evaluation, budget, $15-50k - tiered packages convert 35-40% better than hourly proposals STAGE 5: ship one of your own recommendations - keep your hands in the build, month two is when that shows - take the smallest cut on your own map and implement it - measure hours and dollars before and after, in writing STAGE 6: treat the assessment as the front door to the real contract - a $10k assessment is paid discovery for a $150k implementation - advisory retainer after that runs $1-3k/mo, more in regulated verticals - price on deliverables and you move past $200/hr HOW TO LAND THE FIRST CLIENT: - start growing your X & LinkedIn, it's literally the best selling channel you have - publish one audit a week in your socials and let the buyers identify themselves - join their trade groups and industry slacks, in AI rooms you only meet competitors - offer their bookkeeper, agency and lawyer 10-20% to make the introduction - spot a company hiring someone to do reports by hand, then message the manager - record a 5 minute teardown of their process and send it with no pitch - charge small for a 90 minute workshop and audit whoever stays after - if they loved the audit, send a detailed proposal and wait for the yes soon i'll prepare detailed long-form tweet or article on how to attract buyers into your B2B business which tricks are working right now, which are not really efficient and better to avoid them ai advising is not theoretical stuff... you should build, show, prove your efficiency you should spend a lot of time for warming up the clients, since usually buyers are ready to pay highly learn it, implement it daily and THE MAIN, show in public, share what you do and give a chance to your buyers to see potential output before sell gl

there's a big opportunity in AI advisory right now, a gap in the market that's waiting to be filled... atm there are two types of "AI experts": the AI normie - know how to use tools but completely delegate his thinking - don't think in systems - can't implement AI in real business workflows the full AI nerd - know everything there's to know about AI - has 10 Claude Code instances running his life - can't communicate with an human and this is where YOUR opportunity is... the market is screaming for a third type: the AI advisor someone who can walk into a business, look at their operations for 2 hours, and say "this process right here? AI cuts it by 40% and here's exactly how" they're looking for that guy who's deep enough in the rabbit hole to fix their problems, but also smart enough to dumb things down so they can understand the solution be that guy

#WholeFoods is in a whole lot of trouble with its #vendors

Any vendor that sells dis on here 🥰

You’re not okay! Which guy tagged me and never got any retweet? I retweet for everyone who leave their businesses under my tweets. Go and check my retweets. They’re full of vendors. I don’t select retweets and retweet for only females. I retweet for people who plug their business under my tweets and our vendor community. I’m not going to be looking for male vendors to appear to anyone that I retweet for them. If they don’t plug their business under my tweets where I can see and retweet as I do for others, nothing concern me. Abeg help me dey retweet for male vendors. Allow me retweet for female vendors. Division of labour 🫶 Now that you people have noticed I didn’t buy anything for anyone, na this one come be the new agenda? Before, it was “Headmaster always give ladies money”. As giveaway nor dey and una nor see me give money, una got invent something else. Now na retweet come be problem. All of you will be alright😅

No be life you Dey live ooo bros I’ll tell you this for a fact…. 100guys can tag you and gets no retweet or reply The moment a lady tags you , you leave whatever you are doing to attend to them , I mean every one of them This is low self esteem, with all the money you have?

I need 100k urgently 😭

“I spent weeks prepping with Shawn’s team. I was booked to follow the money on TPUSA and the surveillance state, and naming names is what I do. I’m meticulous, and I never say anything I can’t prove.” If you prepped for weeks with his team, then why can’t you name names? Peter Thiel being mentioned would not have changed anything that occurred below. 5 major donors: She couldn't list the identities of all five during the interview. Reminded me of Candace | Andrew Wilson moment. Who are their advertisers: “I don’t watch their show” Name who’s getting 7gs to post: “Working on it” Names of Vendors receiving funds: None. People connected to vendor payments; Provided no documentation it happened. Who received money back from donors: No donor vendor pair named. — It was a sloppy interview. Irregardless of who Shawn is and what his intent was during her interview. These were not gotcha’ questions.

Just sayin... 👀 🤷‍♂️ 🐙 #collectors #vendors #lowfees

Wow 😮 The illegal street vendor block on Sherman way in Canoga park is back bigger than ever All those people were crying in Spanish on social media about how the vendors got busted by ICE and in fear .. and it’s so unfair This is tonight Saturday october 24 , according to the city is this perfectly fine .. Keep voting progressive and it’ll come to you too ..

How this street vendor sells Pineapple. 🍍 Did he just take the Pines of the Apple? 😭

Our employee of the month saved us from the vendor we were about to pick. I lead product on AI tools for creators. A few weeks ago we had to choose a speech-to-text provider, and vendor calls usually go the same way: a few clips, a demo, a gut call, and a sales team quoting their own benchmark. A benchmark is someone else's audio. Our creators don't sound like a benchmark. So the bake-off went to Viktor, our AI employee: → 97 real clips from our own creators → all 4 vendors on the shortlist → every clip scored on accuracy, speed and cost per audio hour → one sheet, ready before the first sales call The vendor we were leaning towards came last on our noisiest clips. He emailed no vendor and signed nothing. He proposes, I decide. The award isn't for the 97 clips. The award is for the call we didn't get wrong. Hire @viktor_com for your team. Start free. #AIemployee #ProductManagement Paid Partnership

There's a folder on your company's servers nobody has opened in two years, and an AI lab would pay real money for it. The weird part: if that exact code sat on public GitHub, it couldn't be sold at all. Every frontier lab trained on roughly the same public internet, so one more public repo teaches a model very little it hasn't already seen. DataVendor, the new marketplace from HUD, won't even price a public repo for that reason. Less than 0.01% of the world's data is public, and the rest sits behind company firewalls in old monorepos, tickets and logs. When I was a PM at Epic and Affirm, we had archived repos nobody touched for years. A lab would look at those and see years of Git history and pull requests showing how real engineers fixed real bugs, including in rare languages. Buying that kind of data has been slow and blind. You cold email a broker, sign an NDA before you see anything, then spend weeks checking quality only to learn it doesn't fit your training recipe or your model already saw it. A catalog with evidence changes the whole process. Buyers get a redacted file tree where filenames become placeholders like secrets and personal-data scans, and A to D grades on test coverage, CI pass rate and documentation. Contents stay locked until purchase, the sale is a license, and the vendor sets the price. It's in public beta, with vendors signing up freely and buyers invited off a waitlist, and 4,000+ vendors and 50K+ assets are already listed. A model gets the most out of code it has never seen. Which makes the repo that never left your building worth more than anything you shipped.

We're announcing the public beta of We spent the last two years building the best solution for people buying and selling data, whether you're a researcher in a lab or a company trying to sell data. Data is the fundamental bottleneck for AI progress, and DataVendor will be the infra that solves it.

A review of 30 memory products for AI agents: what each one saves, how it gets memory back into the prompt, what happens when a fact changes, and what it really costs once you count the extraction tokens the price page leaves out. Which one do you use?

Wow This is f’ed up This is about the illegal street vendor block in Canoga park . They are saying California law supposedly doesn’t allow la to regulate street vending except to address health and safety concerns.. yet how is it not a health and safety concern to have sidewalks taken over, open flames going all day and zero health inspections ! And they mention ADA it’s a joke nobody can access these blocked sidewalks ..

Also to expand on this. Do we really need 3-4 pages of decor in every vendor in the game? I get it housing is evergreen and it was pretty hype at start but when a new vendor comes into the game for an event and I have to go through pages of decor before I actually see a mog/mount/pet/toy it feels like the priorities are not where they should be. Housing was something I think Blizzard spent SO MUCH money on pre-Midnight and if you were ask them they would tell you the numbers they wanted are not the numbers they are getting. Not even close. And it feels borderline forced at some points. Ads about Midnight leading up to launch were pretty much housing. I didn't see a public add for the actual content in the game until the wek before launch.

𝐌𝐀𝐉𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐎𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐂𝐓𝐎𝐑’𝐒 𝐅𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐆𝐔𝐄 𝐈𝐍 𝐑𝐄𝐓𝐀𝐈𝐋 One of the most popular things to do in Retail WoW is collecting things. Over the years, the sheer amount of mounts, pets, xmog, etc has gotten a little out of hand and has given many players “collector’s fatigue.” @towelthetank talks a bit about this and goes into the specifics of Midnight, commenting on the simultaneously run events which all offer collectible items.

we just redesigned CopeCart. 530,000 vendors run their entire business on this thing and the UI was holding them back. tens and tens of screens. checkout creation, dashboards, analytics, payments, vendor settings.

Dream mode 🎩 Yo, @TheTweetOfGod I know you are not following @jesus , I can understand, after what he did to those #Vendors at your temple that day, I tried talking him out of it, but he only listens to Gabe. But @justinbieber 🤷🏿‍♂️ We need to talk ASAP #GodIsVerifed PS; #IFB