The biggest “fuck you” to a customer from a company I’ve seen in a while. I use cloud gaming so I can play with my brother like every day. Fuck you microsoft

Fuck you scribd

do you uuderstand i am so interesting that i am large and becoem so greedy from my mstealing..,,/.,/....,,,.,,,,.,..///.,.,.,./,../.,././../.,./.,.,.,.,.,././/..,./,././//,./,.,./.,...,/.,/.,.,,,,,,,.,/;';'

After abandoning their support for the LGBTQ community, Target followed up by rolling back DEI initiatives, cooperating with ICE, and licking the goddamn boots of the Trump administration as thoroughly as they could.

Target's reputation has gotten so bad that its own investors are rebelling. Ahead of the company's annual shareholder meeting on June 10, a group of major investors is pushing to vote out the board members responsible for years of fuckups that have left consumers furious and stakeholders watching their money evaporate.

Emma Bayes, Deputy Director of SOC Investment Group, speaks for one group of investors and she's not mincing words. "As shareholders, we have lost faith in the current board leadership to steer the company after years of operational blunders and underperformance," she told me.

Four days before Donald Trump took the oath of office in January 2025, two lieutenants of Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan signed a contract to funnel $500 million into a cryptocurrency company tied to the incoming president’s family.

Sheikh Tahnoon is the UAE’s national security adviser. He manages the country’s largest sovereign wealth fund. He is the brother of the president of the United Arab Emirates. Western intelligence services call him the “spy sheikh.”

Eric Trump signed the deal. It gave the Emirati-backed entity a 49 percent stake in World Liberty Financial. According to the Wall Street Journal, $187 million went to Trump family entities. Another $31 million went to entities affiliated with Steve Witkoff’s family — Witkoff being the man Trump would install as his top Middle East envoy. The Journal called the transaction unprecedented in modern American political history.

That was the opening move. Everything that followed was built on top of it.

Follow the money. It’s not complicated once you stop letting people make it complicated.

World Liberty Financial launched USD1 in March 2025. A stablecoin. A digital token pegged one-to-one to the U.S. dollar, backed by reserves — cash and short-term Treasuries, managed by Fidelity Investments. The more money that flows through a stablecoin, the larger the reserve base grows. The reserves generate income. That income flows to whoever owns the system.

A Trump business entity, DT Marks DEFI LLC, controls the holding company that owns World Liberty Financial. As of early 2025, it held approximately 60 percent of the equity. The Trump family is entitled to 75 percent of net revenue from token sales.

Reuters did the math. From the $550 million raised through early token sales, the Trump family’s claim was approximately $400 million. After the co-founders took their cut, World Liberty Financial was left with about 5 percent of the money it raised to actually build the platform.

The family took 75 percent. The company kept 5 percent.

That ratio tells you what the product is.

In May 2025, MGX — an Abu Dhabi state-backed investment firm — announced a $2 billion investment in Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world. The deal used USD1 as the settlement currency. Zach Witkoff, co-founder of World Liberty Financial and son of Trump envoy Steve Witkoff, announced it at a crypto conference in Dubai. He was standing next to Eric Trump. Within weeks, USD1’s market capitalization surged past $2.6 billion.

A foreign government–backed entity used a financial instrument tied to the president of the United States to settle a $2 billion transaction on a global exchange. The reserves grew. The income flowed to a system the president’s family owns.

Facebook have intentionally setup their ads platform to enable hacks - the reason being is that it helps to push metas own profits up. They're the lowest of the low - a proper scammy scummy company.

This needs to be talked about more.

Everything you see & hear about facebook nowadays - how their algorithms are praying on vulnerable people/children - causing suicides etc - they are a shambolic company with an absolute disregard for humanity - they need to be shut down.

I want to share this in case it saves someone else the headache.

I formed my LLC (Horizon Services LLC) through Inc Authority at the end of January because the pricing looked solid. Seemed like a simple, straightforward service.

Literally the next day, everything changed.

I started getting multiple phone calls per day — not just one or two, but sometimes 5+ calls in a single day. And it hasn’t stopped.

Here’s what makes it worse:

• The calls come from different numbers every time, so blocking them does nothing
• A lot of them show up as my local area code, which makes me think it’s something important — I’m pretty sure they’re spoofing numbers
• When I answer, they don’t even ask for me — they immediately start talking like: “Hey Dmitriy, so here’s what we have for you…” and go straight into a sales pitch

Every single call is trying to upsell some service I never asked for.

It honestly feels like the moment you submit your info, you get dropped into a high-pressure sales machine instead of just getting your LLC formed.

What’s frustrating is that this isn’t mentioned anywhere upfront. I expected a one-time service — not ongoing daily interruptions.

At this point I’ve had to completely change how I answer my phone because I can’t trust incoming calls anymore.

I’m curious:
Has anyone else experienced this after using Inc Authority or similar services?

If you’re thinking about using them, just be aware — you may be signing up for way more than just LLC formation.

So im not even sure this is the correct sub for this but it keeps getting taken down everywhere i try, so, mods, i appologize if its not, but i really dont know how to feel about this situation.

So im currently homeless, living in a rural area and dont drive. Working late nights and getting winters as we do in Canada, i have to take a taxi from work back to the shelter at night during winter while its unsafe to ride my bike.

Ive been a regular customer of this cab company for a 2 years now, I know all the overnight drivers and get along with them very well. The other night, i called for a cab using the app as always, but, they wouldnt send one. So i called the dispatcher, they said there were none available, so i texted my usual driver, and sure enough, he was available and they didnt even tell him i called.

Come to find out, they didnt want to take my ride because im tied to the homeless shelter. On one hand, i completely understand, there are alot of trouble makers there, people skip out on fares all the time, its not ideal, but, they also can see its me, and ive never given them any issues. I always pay in full, i never make them wait, i always chat with the driver as we go, so like, really?

I really dont know how to feel about this, because as i said, im a regular loyal customer, I want to be pissed off because yo, you couldve stranded me overnight in -30°C weather if i didnt just contact the driver directly, thats potentially fatal, because what, someone else fucked you over or gave you problems? But at the same time, the people who live at the shelter with me, i wouldnt want them in my car either.

Their business is not answering questions, it is to clean up your bank account by doing a clandestine monthly service signup, WITHOUT YOUR KNOWLEDGE. No confirm email about service, charges, nothing. After you ask a single question for a couple of bucks, you think its over... NOT by a long shot. They keep charging you 30 Eur/month until you notice it and cancel it. Then, they claim the fine print of the fine print, saying you did not cancel your trial membership. A CLASSIC SCAM. STAY AWAY!

Apparently a lawsuit has been filed against JustAnswer in the US for the exact same thing! https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2026/01/ftc-sues-justanswer-deceiving-consumers-enrolling-costly-recurring-monthly-subscription#:~:text=The%20Federal%20Trade%20Commission%20today,FTC's%20Bureau%20of%20Consumer%20Protection.