Amazon status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Amazon reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Amazon users through our website.

• Website Down (46%)
• Errors (29%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Amazon outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Irving	Errors	3 hours ago
Lakeville	Website Down	11 hours ago
Zürich	Website Down	20 hours ago
Cali	Errors	1 day ago
Strasbourg	Errors	2 days ago
Lakeville	Website Down	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  CECA Loather (@CecaLoather) reported 6 minutes ago

  This Pajeeeta has such low IQ that she couldn't figure out that the tweet she is complaining about is a compliment on how Reliance outwitted Amazon! Or maybe deep down she knows that her excuse of a country scams foreign investments which is why she is defensive and deflects.

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  Geronimo (@JeromeBagu39039) reported 7 minutes ago

  @DerekMinnemaOnX I'd like to know how much Amazon made from the lock down. Seems odd. Doncha think?

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  SwipeYield.in (@swipeyield) reported 8 minutes ago

  If you use an ICICI Bank debit card for international trips or online shopping, heads up: a major fee hike is hitting your account on June 21, 2026. ICICI is raising its Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) fee from 1% all the way up to 3.5%. That is a massive jump, and it’s specifically designed to target a classic trap a lot of people fall into. Here is what’s happening and how to avoid it. The Trap: "Pay in INR" When you are swiping your card at a hotel abroad, or checking out on a global website (like Netflix, Amazon US, or booking an international airline), the payment terminal or website will often recognize your Indian card and ask: “Would you like to be billed in US Dollars or Indian Rupees (INR)?” It feels safe and convenient to choose INR because you see the exact amount hitting your bank account right away. That is DCC. But it’s a massive ripoff. The merchant's local bank uses a terrible exchange rate with a hidden 4% to 7% markup. And now, on top of that bad rate, ICICI is going to slap a 3.5% fee just for processing that INR payment through a foreign network. It applies even if you are sitting at home in India This doesn't just affect travelers. If you buy software, apps, or subscriptions online from a company that operates in India but is registered legally in a foreign country, you will get hit with this 3.5% fee if you pay in Rupees. *How to protect your money:* The fix is incredibly simple but requires you to be alert: Always choose the local currency: When a foreign POS terminal or website gives you a choice, never choose INR. Always choose the local currency of the country you are in (USD, EUR, AED, etc.). Let your card handle the conversion: When you pay in the local foreign currency, you completely bypass the DCC trap. Your transaction will go through standard cross-border processing, which is significantly cheaper than a bad merchant exchange rate combined with ICICI's new 3.5% penalty. Double-check your checkout screens and recurring international subscriptions before June 21!

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  🚩शिवानी सिंह झिंझावर🇮🇳 (@shivanisinghssj) reported 10 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I returned a product purchased through my credit card, but the refund was never received. Due to this, penalties and interest kept increasing, my credit score dropped from 800+ to around 600, and my card was blocked. Please urgently investigate and resolve this issue

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  Cold Blooded Charter (@ColdBloodedONx) reported 10 minutes ago

  $SPCX (SpaceX) - my strategy It is impossible to avoid SpaceX at this point, it already feels like you cannot even open the fridge without seeing it, but this is exactly where great setups can appear if you have patience. FOMO entries obviously do not exist on this blog, you need to think a bit and play it smart, because the first months will be pure chaos until the first earnings report. The exact date is not known yet, but likely around one quarter after IPO. Ok, let’s start from basics, the most important factor: supply vs demand. At the IPO, around 4.3% of shares hits the market, while the rest is locked until the first earnings release (then they start unlocking gradually - after the report around 20% or even 30% can be released, and if price is above $175 on earnings day, the unlock can be significantly larger, huge difference). On top of that, Elon Musk himself cannot sell for one year. So supply available on day one is extremely low. Demand, on the other hand, is obvious, everyone sees it - massive. Even during the $135 allocation there was roughly twice as much demand as available shares, meaning around $75 billion in capital that could not get filled at that price. Because of that, I mark $135 as a structural support level on the chart. The chart itself comes from MexC, where the stock has already been traded on leverage for about 3 weeks, which gives some early insight into potential key levels. We will see how valid these levels remain once real equity trading starts. $135 is the base, realistically you will not get a second chance to buy it at the same level as BlackRock and other institutions. And definitely not cheaper - I strongly assume that if price ever comes back there, a huge wave of buyers will step in with that same $75B of unmet demand. And more. $175 is the key level around the first earnings report. A price above this level potentially unlocks up to 50% more shares into circulation due to lock-up mechanics. $190 is the first level where price already acted as support multiple times, then broke down with high volume and confirmed it as resistance. Even though this comes from a crypto exchange chart, in a highly hyped asset like this there will be a lot of algorithmic and cross-market participants, not just retail crypto traders, so I treat this level as important. $200 is the obvious psychological level, and also a major POI (point of interest) where most trading volume happened over the last weeks, with multiple S/R retests. Interestingly, if $SPCX breaks above $201, the company would immediately move into 5th place among the largest companies globally, essentially competing with $AMZN for position. Interestingly, $SPCX will compete directly with $AMZN, and this competition will also exist in physical space - low Earth orbit satellite infrastructure. Amazon has only around 300+ satellites while SpaceX already has ~10,000+ and the gap is still widening. Amazon’s Leo project is ambitious, but Musk has the operational advantage. China is also entering the race aggressively. As an investor, it is important to think long term here. SpaceX is effectively three companies in one, and only Starlink is currently generating real meaningful profit. However, I am not trying to overanalyze fundamentals too much here because in the first months price will be completely detached from fundamentals. The chart will be driven mainly by hype, macro conditions and how long the initial distribution phase lasts. The first major test will be earnings day, but that does not mean there will not be great opportunities before that. Patience is key, otherwise you end up like those who already went long at $215, which you can clearly see on the first candle of the chart. 💙👽

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  Solo Pablo (@SAGreenGringo) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BowTiedYanqui I took a slow boat down the Amazon from Leticia Colombia to Iquitos Peru. We had Star Link on the boat. I was sending emails and watching YouTube videos in the middle of the Amazon jungle on the river

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  Glen Bradley (@GlenBradley) reported 13 minutes ago

  @ThatEricAlper I would invest probably every penny of it into developing my local-only Amazon Alexa replacement, and my intrinsic Ethical AI solution to the alignment problem.

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  Alakazou ⚜️ ⚜️ ⚜️ (@Alakazou4) reported 16 minutes ago

  @tk_the_kitsune @TheWarOwl The choice is simple: we either fight and increase the chances of getting a quality product, or we do nothing and let Amazon do exactly what’s causing the problem.

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  Greg Brian (@Gregoriancant) reported 16 minutes ago

  Had a great extra day shift at Amazon. Reunited with several colleagues who I started with in 2023. The work was chaotic as usual, though spent time in Trans Out where it’s still more chill. My last Amazon day until July 6. Later if surgery recovery issues.

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  StormySteelfate (@SSteelfate) reported 19 minutes ago

  @IBREC @vaaniellis That explains why they were listed as part of the creative team on the new series. Which makes the cancellation of the show even more confusing. Amazon wasn't going to run into an issue in '29 with them already on board.

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  Felix Su (@felix375) reported 19 minutes ago

  @bavedikian @BestBuy @FedEx I have never had a problem with Amazon. When things don't show up, they send another one. If the driver steals it, Amazon will go after the driver.

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  Robert 'Jack' Dempsey (@Polaris501) reported 20 minutes ago

  @DavQuinn Sure David, Clarkson *was* cancelled. After his article about Meghan Markle a few years ago. I remember at the time ITV and Amazon saying they wouldn't renew his series. I suppose they (wisely) just waited until the heat died down before giving him new contracts.

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  SirenSeeker (@SirenSeeker3) reported 20 minutes ago

  @worthitorwoke @AmazonMGMStudio Years back, I saw that the Bond movies were on Amazon Prime (or maybe it was Netflix?), and I intended to watch all of them in order, one movie a night, for a few weeks. However, it only lasted a single night because, the day after I watched "Dr. No," they had removed the entire Bond catalog. No warning, just gone. It was at that point I completely abandoned streaming and shifted to physical media 100%. Do what I did: Buy "The James Bond Collection" on bluray. For less than $3 a movie, you can OWN them FOREVER without having to deal with all the streaming nonsense (sudden content removal, lag/quality issues, censoring, etc), and watch them whenever you want. So convenient.

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  john (@smith69993) reported 27 minutes ago

  @amazon you really let me down this year. The fact that you lost the bid to Formula 1 racing this year to @AppleTV is gay as ****. Last year I watched all my F1 racing with you. I refuse to give my money to Apple in any way. So it looks like this year I will be not watchin the F1

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  Fᴜͫᴄͧᴋͭɪͪɴͣ BITCOIN (@toro770) reported 32 minutes ago

  @MicroSeed_io Guys, just buy a book on Amazon. Look up your seed phrase in the book.. write down the page number, paragraph number, word number etc for each word. You can buy the same book in the new country. You can even email yourself the page and word #s

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  Zziggy (@Blum2Zziggy) reported 35 minutes ago

  @BuzzPatterson I live in Southern Louisiana. No one ever talks about coming down here to live in the swamps with the mosquitoes, heat and humidity. It’s really a lot like the Amazon jungle with a lot less diversity and no indigenous people left except the Cajuns, who are not really indigenous

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  Distant (@Distant_Warrior) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Monocarp_ It's 2am, I need some drain cleaner, a blu-ray of Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis, and a bag of frozen pineapples. I could order it on Amazon, and it will arrive after I needed it all, or I could drive to Wal-Mart. Your issue is with the difference between "Buy" and "Have."

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  Carlos in de Campo 🇪🇸☀️🆓🔞🖕🙏🌞🌴🥓 (@DuLibertarier) reported 40 minutes ago

  Ok, a little update, after the intervention of the Amazon Help my issue finally got resolved. Thanks! #amazon @AmazonHelp

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  Donrado (@donrado) reported 41 minutes ago

  I've changed my mind once again. Instead of selling the book or keeping it private/locked down. I'm going to tack a somewhat condensed version onto the back of the pocket manual. Basically I'm going to combine the pocket manual and full manual into one living document, that I can tweak if necessary as time goes on. This will be great for you since everything is free, and be great for me since I don't have to worry about updating 2 separate documents. The other advantage is I won't have to deal with Amazon rules or policies, it'll be a book strait from me to you. Why give the full manual away for free? Because if the enough people request it, I can make money in other ways like creating pre-mixed powders (Bonobo Nitro Fuel) for people looking for more convenience etc. So to be clear I will be combining the pocket manual and full manual into one unified manual that I can update freely over time without having to deal with Amazon.

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  R2 (@R2D2_beepbeep) reported 41 minutes ago

  @AmazonMGMStudio Amazon is defo broken.

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  Mason Marauder (@MasonMarauder) reported 43 minutes ago

  @kayellen17 @LiberaNos_AMalo @nosoupforgeorge Pritzker had no problem doing deals with Amazon and Boeing....he cries about billionaire owners to gain support of the rank and file taxpayer. His many Billions does Bezos have?

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  TeslaKing (@Social_853OKG) reported 43 minutes ago

  @amazon @JeffBezos We know you are busy with AI and rockets but can you please consider coming back to amazon to fix the customer service problem? @JeffBezos

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  विविध (@narendraskunwar) reported 45 minutes ago

  @amazonIN Applied for the Amazon ICICI Credit Card 10+ times over the last 3 days. After PAN consent and Aadhaar OTP verification, the application always ends with a technical error and asks me to try again after 30 minutes. Need assistance. @ICICIBank @amazonIN

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  karthik (@karthikraoul) reported 48 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I got that number in your website and when i called that number. They asked me approve login authentication from my device

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  🚩शिवानी सिंह झिंझावर🇮🇳 (@shivanisinghssj) reported 50 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp For over a year, I have been dealing with constant calls from the bank and recovery agents because a refund for a returned product was never processed. This issue was not caused by me. Why should I pay for Amazon's mistake, and from where am I supposed to arrange this money?

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  Blessed with the 'tism (@blessedtism) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Floridagirl0850 serious skill issue Basically all of my food comes from Aldi, with two exceptions: 1. lazy microwave entree pick-ups from a gas station or deli 2. niche stuff from Amazon staples are all basically the same I think the only big missing thing is if you're seriously into name brand processed trash (e.g. breakfast cereals, cookies, snack cakes, soda) and those are sometimes on the special buy shelves anyway. They even added these cups of edible cookie dough recently, so I don't need to hit up the local gas station for them anymore.

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  _Golden_ (@MakeATweetGold) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Foxxin1104 Yeah but my point still stands they aren’t really Films, in both cases. Glitch has the power to control how long they want, like Amazon and they have two different philosophy on that But saying it’s a film on the same level as Backrooms and Obsession is just silly

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  Shabina Khan (@KhanMahik2) reported 54 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Sir my problem is still not resolved kind connect me to the customer care

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  विविध (@narendraskunwar) reported 55 minutes ago

  Applied for the Amazon ICICI Credit Card 10+ times over the last 3 days. After PAN consent and Aadhaar OTP verification, the application always ends with a technical error and asks me to try again after 30 minutes. Need assistance. @ICICIBank_Care @amazonIN

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  Lost And Found (@BASeeker2) reported 58 minutes ago

  @KumarRahul65453 @LeadingReport The quality of the software infrastructure appears to have been strong enough to withstand 5-10 years of erosion, but is unlikely to withstand 5-10 more years, based on recent comments re Windows 11, Amazon cloud issues, etc. Quality of H1b hiring has degraded. More to come???