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Block, Inc.

Daniel B Meyers

Roshan Jhunja

Matthew O'Connor

Gary C Yerby

Techniques described herein are directed to transacting via social media interactions. In an example, content posted by a first user of a social media service provider and/or response(s) to the content posted by the first user of the social media service can be analyzed by computing system(s) of a payment processing service provider. The response(s) can be associated with second user(s) of the social media service provider. The computing system(s) can determine, based at least in part on the analyzing, an intent of at least the first user or the second user(s) to participate in a transaction for an item depicted in the content and can create a record indicating that item(s) depicted in the content are available for purchase by the second user(s). The record can be created at or near a time that the content is posted by the first user and used for facilitating the transaction.

Transacting via social media interactions

An animal trap for small animals, such as mice, rats, squirrels, and the like, the trap includes an enclosure over which is arranged a bait compartment with two oppositely-facing tilting bottom panels, each panel being mounted on a pivot in the bait compartment with a base edge having a counterweight, a magnetic means, and a spring mechanism on one side of the pivot positioned proximate to the pivot and with a facing distal edge on an opposite side of the pivot and spaced from the pivot. Two ramps arranged on opposite sides of the bait compartment lead from a ground surface to the base edges of the tilting bottom panels to provide an apparent continuous passage through the animal trap. The counterweights balance the panels, the magnetic means is adapted to retain the panels in a horizontal position with a predetermined force, and the spring mechanism is constructed to return the panels to the horizontal position after tilting.

Rodent trap

A portable rodent exterminator for transporting and/or exterminating rodents collected in container-type traps designed to couple to the exterminator during transfer, the exterminator is comprised of a container having a removable top, a retractable divider plate, a storage chamber below the divider plate, and a viewing window in the side of the container for viewing the transfer and extermination process.

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Daniel B Meyers