Oh no! #AmazonAustralia are now accepting #AfterPay as payment!
No John. You are #boycotting #Amazon. Step away from your tablet.
Get back!
Back I say!

Oh no! #AmazonAustralia are now accepting #AfterPay as payment!
No John. You are #boycotting #Amazon. Step away from your tablet.
Get back!
Back I say!

4,000 gone at #Block — the company behind #Square #Afterpay and Cash App.
#Atlassian 10 per cent of staff.
#Meta offed 20 per cent.
#Amazon cut 16,000 workers in January.
#WiseTech kicked out 2,000.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03-25/did-ai-really-take-block-jobs/106478254
If you have ever used Afterpay you should go shut off the targeted ads option.
This is sketchy too. They don’t sell our data but they’ll “share” it so we can be shown ads outside of Afterpay. What does that even mean??
Does Afterpay sell my data? No. Afterpay does not sell your personal data to other brands. Brands only receive aggregated reports about how their ads performed, not information that identifies you. To help show you personalized ads outside of Afterpay, we may share limited information with our advertising technology service providers. They are subject to contractual limitations on how they can use this information and are required to protect it.
https://help.afterpay.com/hc/en-us/articles/900007280323-Marketing-Your-Choices
#AfterPay new rules are now in force for #ButNowPayLater companies in #Australia.
If you’ve received an email, read it!
So far, I’m okay with the changes.
I DID lose $1,000 of extra credit I had, but they appear to have lowered that for everyone.
More #Klarna #customers are defaulting on their '#buynowpaylater' #loans
#Buynow, #paylater plans through companies like #Affirm, #Afterpay and Klarna generally let #consumers split #payments for #purchases into #installments.
Hmmm. Pricey, but they do take #AfterPay…
Shares in Block (ASX:XYZ), the parent company of Afterpay, plunged nearly 30% on the ASX after posting weaker-than-expected first-quarter results and cutting its full-year profit outlook. Adjusted earnings for the March quarter rose to 56 US cents per share from 47 US cents a year earlier but missed the 98 US cents expected by analysts. Revenue fell 3% year-on-year to US$5.66 billion ($8.83 billion), below the US$6.21 billion ($9.69 billion) forecast. Gross profit rose 9% to $2.09 billion ($3.26 billion). Block now projects full-year gross profit of US$9.96 billion ($15.56 billion), down from at least US$10.22 billion ($15.96 billion) previously forecast. Second-quarter gross profit is expected to reach US$2.45 billion ($3.82 billion). Square, Block's merchant platform, reported US$54.1 billion ($84.47 billion) in gross payment volume, up 7.2% year-on-year but down from the previous quarter. Cash App maintained 57 million active users, with gross profit per user rising 9% to US$81 ($126). The BNPL unit saw gross merchandise value grow 19% to $10.3 billion, with profit up 23% to $298 million ($465.2 million). Crypto revenue reached US$2.43 billion ($3.80 billion). At the time of reporting, Block's share price was $69.83.