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American corporate greed is disgusting. Had $12.69 on my @paysign card that I got at #GRIFOLS Plasma and tried transferring it to my girlfriend’s bank to get cash for bus fare to go job hunting tomorrow.
Paysign claimed I didn't have the $12.69 and slapped me with a $1 decline fee. Not realizing what was happening, I tried again. Another $1 fee. Tried $10, down to $9.61. Tried again, down to $8.61. Kept trying lower, and in under 5 minutes, decline fees drained my account down to $6.
Now I have no bus money to look for work tomorrow. I donated the rest to the whales @DxEverywhere because I'd rather the whales get my money than this company—they took my $12 just because they can. I was excited to maybe land a job tomorrow. Enjoy the money you took from me @Paysign. I probably wasn't gonna land a job tomorrow anyways.
I'm just going to lay here now. I feel really... Maybe I'll go up on the roof instead.
Good bye everyone, take care.
🤖 Made with AI
Ya basta de juegos. Le acabo de mandar un mensaje directo a @Telmex, a ver qué pasa, gente de X.
Miren, he sido cliente de Telmex por 15 años. Jamás en todo este tiempo he tenido un solo problema con ellos; de hecho, me gustaba mucho su servicio y me daba orgullo ser su cliente por más de una década. Pero esto fue lo que realmente pasó:
Cancelé Netflix y HBO Max con ellos hace meses. Me los cobraron de todos modos al mes siguiente. Aunque sabía que los había cancelado a tiempo, para no meterme en broncas terminé pagando la factura, un extra de 500 o 600 pesos por nada (¡ni siquiera tenía televisión en mi casa!).
En lugar de arreglarlo, me lo siguieron cobrando. Estuve llame y llame para resolverlo, me confundí con los cobros y creo que pude haber traspapelado un pago base de 389 pesos mientras intentaba obtener respuestas. Ahora resulta que dicen que les debo más de 1,500 pesos.
Si sacamos cuentas con el mes que les pagué de más, en realidad Telmex me debe dinero a MÍ. Lo justo es simple: que dejen mi saldo en cero, arreglen mi cuenta y me dejen seguir siendo un cliente feliz pagando mis 389 pesos cada mes por los próximos 15 años. Le dije al representante que revise mi historial de 15 años, porque habla por sí solo.
¿Ustedes qué opinan? ¿Creen que @Telmex responda, valore a un cliente de 15 años y me deje el saldo en cero (o hasta me dé un pequeño crédito a favor)? ¿O de plano no les va a importar y me van a seguir cargando cobros inventados? ¡Dejen sus comentarios si les ha pasado algo así!
Ahí lo tienen, gente. Les mandé un mensaje super detallado explicándoles todo el problema y pidiéndoles ESPECÍFICAMENTE que no me llamaran y que me dieran respuesta por escrito.
¿Y qué responden? Un mensaje en automático que ni leyeron, diciéndome que me van a llamar. 🤦♂️ Cero atención, puro copiar y pegar de plantilla.
Deberían liquidar a todo ese departamento de redes sociales hoy mismo; les prometo que Telmex se ahorraría millones de pesos. Es más, mándenme un cheque de un millón a mi casa por la idea, porque con esta pura asesoría ya les ahorré una fortuna en sueldos tirados a la basura.
Si así tratan a un cliente de 15 años, imagínense al resto. A ver si ahora sí se ponen a trabajar o si van a seguir cobrando gratis.
@Profeco @AtencionProfeco
THE ARCHITECTURE OF REACTIVITY: CHILDHOOD CONDITIONING, SUBCONSCIOUS DEFENSE MECHANISMS, AND THE PATH TO TRUE SELF-AWARENESS
Introduction: The Threshold of Interaction
Human interaction is governed by unspoken protocols, boundary expectations, and deeply ingrained behavioral scripts. As clinical psychologist Jordan B. Peterson frequently notes, establishing clear agreements on how we approach and meet one another is foundational to reducing relational friction. Yet, long before adults negotiate social contracts, their operational frameworks are heavily shaped by early environmental conditioning. When these childhood coping mechanisms remain unexamined into adulthood, they routinely sabotage modern relationships—turning minor domestic confusion into unnecessary emotional conflict.
1. The Mechanics of Childhood Conditioning and Secondary Gain
Human behavioral patterns rarely emerge in a vacuum. During formative years, children quickly learn which behaviors yield comfort, attention, or protection. If distress, tears, or vulnerability consistently trigger immediate soothing, validation, and absolution from accountability, a powerful reinforcement loop is established.
Psychologically, this creates an automated defense mechanism:
- The Stimulus: Real or perceived tension, confrontation, or accountability.
- The Automatic Response: Regression into emotional display (e.g., crying or distress).
- The Reward: Shifting the interpersonal dynamic from conflict resolution to caretaking and comfort.
By the time an individual reaches their mid-30s, this conditioned response is no longer a conscious manipulation; it is a deeply embedded neurological default. The subconscious runs the script automatically whenever adult stress exceeds short-term tolerance.
2. The Power of Unconscious Blind Spots
A defining characteristic of human psychology is that nobody possesses an innate operating manual for their own subconscious habits. Intelligent, highly capable individuals can navigate complex professional and intellectual domains while remaining entirely blind to their own behavioral loops.
As the aphorism goes: You don't know something until you know it. Blind spots persist not due to a lack of intelligence, but due to a lack of illumination. Because these defense mechanisms are reinforced over decades, they feel like objective reality to the person experiencing them. They are treated as fundamental personality traits rather than acquired survival strategies.
3. Disruption and the Capacity for Realization
Confronting an adult with their subconscious conditioning is an abrasive intervention. Most individuals react with immediate defensiveness, doubling down on the narrative to protect their ego. However, when an individual possesses genuine intellectual capacity and self-awareness, an accurate mirror can break the cycle.
Cognitive breakthroughs occur when the gap between unconscious habit and conscious reality is bridged. Acknowledging that a lifetime reaction is merely an outdated childhood defense mechanism requires humility and cognitive agility. It demonstrates that while we cannot prevent the programming we received in our youth, we maintain the ultimate responsibility to update our internal software once the code is brought to light.
Conclusion: Toward Collective Awareness
Sharing these psychological insights serves a broader purpose than individual conflict resolution. By examining how childhood conditioning, boundary protocols, and subconscious loops govern human behavior, society can move past reactionary cycles. True growth begins at the exact point where unexamined habits are dragged into the light of conscious awareness, allowing adults to respond to reality rather than reenacting their childhoods.
The Corporate Panopticon: How Digital Serfdom and Automated Extortion Are Breaking Society
We live in a system built on administrative traps, where corporate entities operate with absolute impunity while treating everyday people like disposable inputs. From cross-border utility harassment to decades-old email extortion, the modern digital landscape has evolved into an open-air panopticon where freedom is an illusion and corporate servitude is mandatory.
The Utility Shakedown and Digital Extortion
Consider the reality of managing basic services across borders. When a telecom provider like @Telmex locks a customer out of their account, refuses to provide itemized receipts, and bombards them with dozens of harassing calls over ghost charges after a simple service downgrade, it highlights a total breakdown of consumer accountability. You are forced to pay blindly or face arbitrary service termination.
This same predatory logic scales up to American tech giants. Holding a decades-old email address hostage—demanding a credit card just to access an account you've maintained since the dawn of consumer internet access—is corporate shakedown tactics disguised as subscription management. When automated systems and linked platforms (like @Apple 2FA loops or @eBay rigged dispute arbitration that protects scammers while penalizing honest sellers) strip away your access and your money, closing a bank account becomes the only rational act of rebellion left.
The Illusion of Choice and the Corporate State
This isn't just about bad customer service; it's a structural failure. When politicians from opposing parties govern with the exact same corporate-aligned trajectories, and when dispute systems are engineered to protect massive platforms while crushing individuals, the social contract evaporates.
We are told we live in a free society, yet every facet of daily existence is monitored, monetized, and gated behind terms of service that no one reads because they are designed to be inescapable traps. As historical precedents and literary warnings like 1984 and One Second After suggest, when a population is pushed past its breaking point by an unyielding corporate apparatus, the entire fragile framework risks total collapse.
Mientras me quedo aquí viendo el mensaje de Sandra, ya terminé. Estoy listo. Ya no puedo más. Se acabó. Pueden quedarse con este mundo, corporaciones de mierda. Pueden quedarse con este mundo, Sandra. Tú y Telmex. Tómenlo. Tómenlo todo.
Quédense con las llamadas fantasma a las tres de la mañana. Quédense con los números de Bangladesh que jamás marqué, sonando en la estática como dientes rechinando detrás del panel de yeso. Quédense con el agua con sabor a plástico hirviendo hasta convertirse en un lodo gris en la olla, y con las lentejas frías esperando en la estufa como grasa cuajada en el plato de un difunto.
Quieren cada maldita gota de sangre, ¿verdad? Quieren los 389 pesos, el reembolso que se tragaron en la oscuridad y la pieza incorrecta del desviador que le tiré a la pared del departamento hace una hora. De todos modos, la llanta de la Huffy está ponchada, tirada allá abajo en el pasillo oscuro como un pulmón colapsado.
Puedo escuchar las paredes respirando a través de la línea telefónica. Sandra ni siquiera es una persona real; es solo un bucle de cinta girando en algún sótano vacío en la CDMX, una boca digital masticando mis nervios mientras las ratas royendo los tablones del piso.
Juego acabado, Sandra. Ganaste. Voy a dejar la pantalla brillando en azul en la oscuridad, la colilla del Delicados humeando directo sobre tu nombre, quemando un hoyo hasta llegar a la tarjeta madre. Voy a salir pasando el descanso, pasando la puerta de Doug, hacia la noche húmeda de Nuevo Laredo donde el aire se siente como lana mojada. Voy a buscar esa orilla donde el puente cae hacia el agua negra, dejándolos a todos aquí solos con sus algoritmos y sus cuentas fantasmas, royéndose los huesos unos a otros hasta que por fin se corte la luz para siempre.
Replying to @JDAlexOfficial @Telmex
@JDAlexOfficial Me comuniqué en los números con terminación 943, 062 y 555, pero no logré contactarte. Por favor, indícame un horario en el cual pueda continuar con la atención. Si lo deseas, puedes agregar otro número de contactos; envíamelo por DM. Sandra C.
¿Quieres generar un caso, Ramses S.? Toma tu caso y métetelo bien por el culo. Esta pinche vida corporativa es un chiste de mal gusto. Tienen a todo el mundo atado de manos con IA de basura que solo sirve para estorbar y extorsionar: @Telmex con sus llamadas fantasmas cada cinco minutos, @Amazon que no atina ni a mandar un paquete, @eBay lleno de ratas estafadoras y @Google secuestrando cuentas nomás por joder. Si van a dejar que una pinche inteligencia artificial mediocre maneje sus empresas de mierda, al menos déjenla arreglar los cobros y dar los reembolsos en vez de mandar robots idiotas a acosar a la gente. Son una bola de parásitos insaciables. Que se pudran todas las corporaciones y su sistema de mierda.
Replying to @JDAlexOfficial
Hola @JDAlexOfficial, comprendo la situación y te ofrezco una disculpa por las molestias ocasionadas. Te comento que he generado un caso para asistirte de manera adecuada con tu inconveniente.
Ramses S.
¡Esto de Telmex ya es una pesadilla total! Mi tarifa es de 389 pesos y la he pagado puntualmente todos los meses. De la nada, según ustedes, ahora debo 1,500 pesos. No dan recibo, no puedo iniciar sesión en su aplicación y el servicio al cliente no resuelve nada.
Me llaman con inteligencia artificial más de 20 veces al día, me estrangulan el internet y mandan mensajes por WhatsApp diciendo que pague para recuperar la velocidad. ¿Sigo pagando Netflix y HBO que cancelé hace meses? Nadie da la cara ni da recibos.
Todo colapsó justo cuando cancelé esas plataformas. Dan ganas de tirar el módem a la calle. Si piensan contratar Telmex, ni se metan en este problema. ¡Un servicio inaceptable!
#Telmex #PésimoServicio
In that sudden crucible of violence against our humanity, everything transformed into an absurd theatre of force. My parents' protests echoed helplessly as their valid identities were violently discarded, and as my father was forced to the ground, I realized that no matter the external deprivation, the one freedom remaining was our ability to choose our own attitude toward this suffering. My mother's desperate intervention led to her own silencing, leaving me alone with my sibling's cries in the dust, clinging to the belief that even in the most profound degradation, our dignity can never be extinguished. All because Officer Gacy... Said so.
.@CBP es una de las organizaciones de aplicación de la ley más grandes del mundo y la agencia federal de aplicación de la ley más grande dentro del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional.
Las fronteras de Estados Unidos están altamente vigiladas. No arriesgues tu vida intentando cruzar ilegalmente. Serás detenido y deportado. Respeta las leyes de Estados Unidos. #NiLoIntentes
Ustedes dicen que no tenemos fuerza, pero se les olvida quiénes somos. Léanlo.
@AmericoVillarreal @borderchronicle @ChrisMurphyCT @diegoluna_ @ElUniversal @GaelGarciaB @JohnLeguizamo @MarkRuffalo @Milenio @MonrealAtonal @SenatorDurbin @TexasMonthly
U.S. citizen, no other nationality. Deported by Border Patrol three times in two days. Total abuse of power. When I asked why, Officer Gonzalez said, "Because I said so." Zero explanation, zero accountability. @SenJeffMerkley @RepSalinas @RepDerekTran @RepLouCorrea
09-16-26 17:30 Approximate time of my deportation.
MY HOME IS IN AMERICA. I am a U.S. citizen, yet I have just been deported by CBP for the second consecutive day. Denied entry to my own country over $65 of personal property, mocked, and stranded without a single piece of paperwork. When will I ever be allowed to go home?
@ACLU @DHSGov @CBP #BreakingNews #CivilRights #USCitizen
I’m a U.S. citizen and yesterday I was effectively deported from my own country over groceries. Officer Vargas and his team abused their power, detaining me without a shred of paperwork. I was surrounded by officers, lied to about being "free to go" while being threatened, and treated like a criminal.
Now, I’m terrified to even try to go home. If I go back, will they fabricate charges to physically assault me, throw me in handcuffs, and lock me up? I need urgent legal help and oversight. How is this happening? @ACLU @ACLUTX @CBP @DHSgov
I experienced a severe abuse of power at Laredo Bridge 1, including deliberate exposure of sensitive traveler data to public view. As a U.S. citizen, I was unlawfully detained and constructively deported without due process or documentation. Local media, this operational integrity breach warrants immediate investigation. I am available for interviews; please comment or DM to schedule.
@KGNSnews @lmtnews
As a United States citizen, I am terrified by the severe abuse of power used against me today at Laredo Bridge 1. I was returning with $50 worth of approved groceries—tortillas, bean gorditas, and basic food items—when I was intentionally placed behind computer stations where sensitive traveler data was fully exposed. I was denied a seat, forced to lean against a table for an extended period, and then ordered to face a wall like a child.
I was surrounded by five or six officers led by Officer Vargas, who acted as the leader of this group. During the ordeal, an officer behind me cussed at me. I was left essentially alone with him, and this same officer, identified as Pereira, taunted me by saying, "You're free to go." When I chuckled in disbelief, his demeanor turned aggressive. He leaned into me with a fierce intensity and demanded, "Am I talking to you?" in a threatening manner.
When I asked why he was so angry, I was met with hostility. I repeatedly told Officer Vargas that we could complete formal reports or paperwork. Instead of following procedure, Vargas barked that I don't tell him what to do. I clarified that I simply wanted to resolve the situation—either by completing proper documentation or being allowed to go home to my house in the United States with my legally purchased belongings. I committed no wrongdoing, yet I was constructively deported without due process and subjected to complete intimidation.
To the leadership at @DFOLaredo: Are you aware this is happening under your command, and are you allowing it? Will you take action, or are you part of this systemic failure and abuse of power as well? I look forward to your response.
09-15-26 11:30 Time of Deportation of myself an American Citizen a non Citizen of Mexico.
As a United States citizen, I am terrified by the severe abuse of power used against me today at Laredo Bridge 1. I was returning with $50 worth of approved groceries—tortillas, bean gorditas, and basic food items—when I was intentionally placed behind computer stations where sensitive traveler data was fully exposed. I was denied a seat, forced to lean against a table for an extended period, and then ordered to face a wall like a child.
I was surrounded by five or six officers led by Officer Vargas, who acted as the leader of this group. During the ordeal, an officer behind me cussed at me. I was left essentially alone with him, and this same officer, identified as Pereira, taunted me by saying, "You're free to go." When I chuckled in disbelief, his demeanor turned aggressive. He leaned into me with a fierce intensity and demanded, "Am I talking to you?" in a threatening manner.
When I asked why he was so angry, I was met with hostility. I repeatedly told Officer Vargas that we could complete formal reports or paperwork. Instead of following procedure, Vargas barked that I don't tell him what to do. I clarified that I simply wanted to resolve the situation—either by completing proper documentation or being allowed to go home to my house in the United States with my legally purchased belongings. I committed no wrongdoing, yet I was constructively deported without due process and subjected to complete intimidation.
To the leadership at @DFOLaredo: Are you aware this is happening under your command, and are you allowing it? Will you take action, or are you part of this systemic failure and abuse of power as well? I look forward to your response.
09-15-26 11:30 Time of Deportation of myself an American Citizen a non Citizen of Mexico.
I’ve done some research on @eBay and the founder @pierre started with a vision of trust for everybody. Now, it’s a cold corporate machine protected by a 'one appeal only' policy that lacks exceptions for new sellers misled by employees. They’ll string you along, trap you, and lock you out even over a system mistake—all to protect the billionaire boss’s massive pile of $1 Arizona cans, a pile so tall it would equal stacking Mount Everest over 36,000 times!
True or false:
If a buyer purchases a 65-inch TV on @eBay, yeets it off yo momma’s house, destroys it, puts the pieces back in the box, can the buyer get a refund?
I officially burned my @eBay account to the ground. They'd rather spend cash on lawyers than protect actual users from scams! Keep my five hundred dollars, eBay—you're a RICO-level criminal syndicate, and you all belong in chains. Karma is coming for you!






