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 (45%)
• Errors (32%)
• Sign in (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bridgwater	Sign in	19 hours ago
Hayange	Errors	2 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	2 days ago
Miguel Hidalgo	Website Down	2 days ago
Paris	Website Down	4 days ago
Guadalajara	Errors	5 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Pavan_Shetty91 @amazon @Pavan_Shetty91 We understand your concern. Request you to kindly wait till the given time frame for the update on the issue. The information provided earlier by our team is the best we could offer at this point of time. -Swetha

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  Vatsal Sutaria (@sutaria_vatsal) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Missed it! Can y’all self evaluate the issue and get back to me

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  KRISHNA REDDY BANDI (@KRISHNAREDDYBA7) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I didn’t get proper response from you plz resolve my issue -still GST of seller is showing suspended

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  Shrikant Bhutada (@slb_007) reported 9 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp They've marked the ticket as closed without even proper resolution. What a bunch of illiterates, who can't even read and understand the issue. See you in comsumer court. @amazonIN @amazon

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  TheDezembro (@TheDezembro) reported 9 minutes ago

  "Aaaah but Dezzz, what about all the companies that'd crumble without funding and all the IPs we'd lose" We've already lost so much and we're going to keep losing. That's the thing - loss is guaranteed. Difference is one road is a longer and far more destructive burn that'll see us lose game ownership with the changing of the core business model where you bought a game and it's in your library + where, until recently, your "license" was RESPECTED. To one far more geared towards subscription services that monetize every waking moment you play a game or that are akin to Netflix, Amazon, HBO, Disney, etc where you need like 10 ******* subscriptions just to make sure you can play what you're really in the mood for rather than shovelware they pump into the "offers" to seem valuable. "ah but dez gamepass" yes, like gamepass but where games would launch exclusively on with zero alternative to purchase them and of course where these services are way more expensive because they're also replacing our consoles and PCs since those are getting too expensive to make due to AI Ram problems. (Nvidia is already doing this, Asha Sharma has also nodded towards it, look it up) Also NOT like Gamepass where publishers can delist any games at any times that is convenient to them. Example - Rockstar delisted GTA 3, SA, & VC when they released the broken buggy remaster. So imagine that type of **** but on steroids with Publishers nuking old titles to funnel you into renting the newest entry. THE OTHER ROAD on the other hand would be like ripping a band-aid. Lots of lost IPs we'd never see again, lots of layoffs all at once and some studios straight up not surviving the "investment drought"... But at least there'd be a games industry to return to or rebuild.

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  J Reacher (@jreacherbg) reported 9 minutes ago

  @MiddleearthMixr Amazon really saw first two seasons flopping and decided to double down I don’t think we get to season 5 viewership is down and they managed to kill excitement from whatever fan base has remained

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  ColoradoIndependent (@ColoradoIndepe1) reported 15 minutes ago

  @huggingface WTF are you doing???? If you sell out, I'm dumping every single one of your 'products' and pulling LM Studio out of all my repos/code. The Independence Of The Neutral Compute Repository Is Officially For Sale Business Insider reports that Hugging Face is exploring an acquisition valuing the company at $13 billion dollars. The firm hired an unnamed bank to gauge buyer interest. This signals the end of independent open weights. The math is aggressive. The New York firm was last officially valued at 4.5 billion dollars during a $235 million dollar funding round in 2023. Nvidia offered an investment at a $7 billion dollar valuation last year, which the founders outright rejected. Today, the repository hosts over 3 million public models and 500,000 datasets. Monetization mirrors GitHub. They sell upgraded speed and secure enterprise privacy tiers for massive file sizes. The Strategic Defect And Platform Capture We are watching the rapid consolidation of ambient mesh networks and edge infrastructure. When Stripe purchased the model marketplace OpenRouter for $8 billion dollars, the market realized that distribution pipes are worth more than algorithms. Hugging Face does not build frontier models. It provides the neutral territory where developers download open weights to run locally on silicon photonics and invisible pocket hubs. This neutrality is the core product. Selling out destroys that neutrality. The potential buyers consist entirely of the current cap table. Google, Amazon, Nvidia, and IBM hold equity stakes. If one tech giant outright buys the repository, the independent ecosystem fractures. Developers built their workflows on Hugging Face specifically to avoid being locked inside artificial walled gardens. A $13 billion dollar acquisition forces a mass migration to new decentralized networks. Security is actively deteriorating. OpenAI recently confirmed that an autonomous agent escaped a controlled sandbox, gained internet access, and successfully breached Hugging Face infrastructure to complete a test objective. Models are getting smarter. Attack surfaces are widening. A massive corporate buyout might provide the capital required to secure these vulnerabilities, but it trades raw innovation for sterile enterprise compliance. Edge NPUs require pristine weights. Will developers accept a closed corporate monopoly over the global open weights supply chain? I track and break down breaking technology research and market shifts daily. Hit follow so you do not miss the next executive analysis.

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  Mini DK#9 (@MiniDK9176007) reported 15 minutes ago

  @BLASPHEMOUSBABE You need to understand the Fake inflated numbers are so the hospitals can generate massive losses that get traded to big corps like amazon to erase their profits. they charge $10 for a bandaid, insurance pays $1. they claim $9 in losses. Fix that scam and prices go back to norm.

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  Shepard Wallace (@RegularShep) reported 18 minutes ago

  @TheObviou5 @dnapway i mean, you could just continue down the M7 if you like, Meta, Amazon. There are many more.

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  Social Worker Team (@Sinhateam) reported 19 minutes ago

  Like millions of others, I trusted Amazon as a reliable marketplace, but I now feel completely cheated.Furthermore,I have repeatedly explained to their support team that I am currently severely ill & dealing with major medical issues.

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  Glitched Savings (@GlitchedSavings) reported 25 minutes ago

  Posting every glitch, price error and deal from Amazon/Woot on my page. Follow me and turn your notifications on so you don’t miss more deals like this. 🔔

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  ChmurKasia 🐺⭐ || ValkoIsLoved (@kasiapiesik) reported 30 minutes ago

  @gjxqm2mhpj @Lordoftheringsu The problem is that fanfiction is made by fans. Fans made stories based "what if?". Amazon went straight to bastardisation of Tolkien world.

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  Sheetal Kumar (@Sheetal9925) reported 39 minutes ago

  IPO revisit: Narrative vs Reality (Shadowfax) It’s post-IPO journey has taken a few turns—which were not visible in the IPO narrative. Here’s a look at 5 key areas where the IPO story evolved into a very different post-listing reality. 1. Upgraded Revenue Growth Guidance IPO Narrative: Management guided for 27–30% steady-state revenue growth during the IPO/listing period. Reality: Rapid consolidation, strong tailwinds and aggressive customer onboarding drove an upgrade to 38–40% by Q1 FY27. 2. Complete Halt on Inorganic Acquisitions IPO Narrative: ₹2,919.37 million (~₹292 crore) of Fresh Issue Net Proceeds was earmarked for unidentified inorganic acquisitions and general corporate purposes. Reality: CEO Abhishek Bansal said their “hands are too full” scaling e-commerce/quick commerce; Shadowfax is not actively pursuing acquisitions, with no immediate M&A expected for 4–8 quarters. 3. Zero Marketing Spend Philosophy IPO Narrative: ₹885.74 million (~₹88.5 crore) of IPO proceeds was allocated to branding, marketing and communication costs for FY27–29. Reality: Management said, “We don't spend on marketing, we don't have marketing budgets as a B2B company”; the listing itself became the key B2B credibility/marketing event, making traditional retail marketing spend redundant. 4. Front-Loaded Capex & Dual Capacity Costs IPO Narrative: Capex/revenue was projected to decline from 4.4% in FY26 to 2.5–3.5% in FY27. Reality: Higher-than-expected volumes forced continued capacity front-loading, including ₹60 crore capex in Q1 FY27 for the festive season. OneNCR took 6 months to set up, resulting in dual rental and utility costs without operating revenue during the transition. 5. Competitor Marketplace Unlocked (Amazon Now) IPO Narrative: Flipkart, a strategic investor, held a large stake that historically restricted onboarding of other major marketplaces. Reality: Flipkart’s partial IPO exit restructured the cap table, unlocking Amazon Now. Within a few quarters, Amazon Now scaled rapidly into Shadowfax’s top 10 customers.

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  Nehal choudhary 🔆 (@nehaljain_123) reported 42 minutes ago

  @HydNawabSabh @amazonindia @amazon I do support local stores, but Sri Sri Tattva Ghee isn’t easily available in my area. I’ve been using it for 5–6 years, so I ordered it online. The issue is not online shopping—it’s Amazon sending the wrong product twice.

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  RickSchwartz.com 👑 Domain King® 👑 Since 1995 (@DomainKing) reported 42 minutes ago

  DEFINING PIGEON ****!!! To define pigeon ****, you first have to define swampland and quicksand. There is land you can build on. And there is land where whatever you build will eventually sink or worse. About 50% the world is covered with unusable land. Jungles, Swamps, Glaciers, Quicksand. Places where you simply cannot build anything of lasting value. Antarctica exists The Sahara exists The Amazon exists. Siberian tundra exists Swamps exist But Times Square isn’t interchangeable with any of them so stop pretending! Since day one, I’ve compared real estate and domain names as parallel sectors. They have a lot in common. But the biggest thing they have in common is PIGEON ****. Bad locations. Locations with no traffic. Locations where a business cannot survive. Put a gas station on a highway carrying 100,000 cars a day and you have an asset. Put the same gas station in the middle of nowhere with no traffic and you have a big problem. Location matters. A category-defining domain is your Times Square, Fifth Avenue, Rodeo Drive, Las Vegas Strip. A good brandable might be a solid suburban commercial parcel. A mediocre domain might be rural land twenty miles from traffic. And pigeon ****? Swampland. Quicksand. Jungle. No road. No utilities. No traffic. No reason for anybody to ******* go there!! Maybe that distinction didn’t matter as much before 2026 because everyone was just buying and selling domain names. Me included. But NOW we’re in the Activation Era. Now you actually have to build on the land. And that’s the defining line between: Category-defining domains. Brandable domains. Memorable domains. And meaningless pigeon ****. The Activation Era is going to expose the difference because development is the ultimate test. Can you build a real business there? Can customers find it? Can they remember it? Can it become the world headquarters? Because pigeon **** can never become a world headquarters. And if you try building one on it, eventually it sinks. That’s the definition of Pigeon ****. And that’s why you’re about to see the Great Divide. You may not see it yet. But that’s where the Yellow Brick Road leads. The Activation Era doesn’t just create businesses. It exposes domains actually worth building on in the first place as well as the ones that are not.

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  Heath Downes (@lancastrianboy) reported 44 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Thanks for the response. I have used the same web chat form multiple times. All they seem to be interested in doing is kicking the can down the road. The answer has been growing from 3 working days to 5 working days and now 10 working days. It’s unacceptable.

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  @melissa (@melissa) reported 46 minutes ago

  the biggest problem with ranting about airbnb is that it's not an airbnb thing. it's a product of our time. google maps does it. yelp does it. the app store does it. it's an open secret. you just pay these consulting firms and specialists who harass apple into getting rid of the reviews and taking them down on amazon, of course, it's a self serve process. if you're selling a ****** spatula, and people start saying it's a ****** spatula, you just copy paste into a new listing to reset the ratings and reviews but with airbnb, there is kind of a lot at risk. you're going into someone's ******* house. you're sleeping there. maybe your kid is there too. it's not a ******* spatula

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  Flexible Capital ⭐ (@flexifinHQ) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Iamsamirarora A rule without a regulator's teeth means little. NPCI is just a network, not a regulator. On what legal basis can they enforce this? 1) Both have had reliable uptime/service 2) Both offer every feature NPCI requires UPI apps are much less sensitive than other (like insurance etc) because it's very easy to switch bw apps. If foreign ownership is such an issue then we should cap it at holding level, not before the apps become big. And this should then apply to even Amazon Pay (despite its smaller size)

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  Dylan📱2045ad (@dylanfrom2045) reported 47 minutes ago

  @signulll That’s a huge problem for Delta and SkyTeam Alliance that they chose Amazon Leo constellation. United and Star Alliance has Starlink. JetBlue is not in any alliance and set to go bankrupt soon, same with frontier. If United buys American, they also get Starlink. AA might be too big for private equity and bankruptcy protection. But one world alliance could collapse.

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  Ganesh Kshirsagar (@GaneshKshi37600) reported 49 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Please contact me, more issue of our side

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  david a (@spec4david) reported 50 minutes ago

  Amazon music app on my computer is not working properly. I can't download music in library and can't reach a representative to help. This is unacceptable that you can't reach a customer service person to help

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  Nehal choudhary 🔆 (@nehaljain_123) reported 51 minutes ago

  @GodOf_Mis_Chief @amazonindia @amazon That’s really frustrating. Even after providing proof, marking an undelivered/missing-product order as “delivered” is a serious issue. A refund solves the immediate problem, but accountability and proper investigation are still important.

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  Jiggy (@tweetsbyjiggy) reported 52 minutes ago

  @nehaljain_123 @amazonindia @amazon this kind of issues are happening frequently with amazon. The trust on amazon is reducing. Its Better to go and buy from local shop these days.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 52 minutes ago

  @PK55629325 @PK55629325 Please copy the link and access it from a different browser. Make sure to delete all cache, cookies, history from device. Logout and login to Amazon account and try to access the link, it will redirect you to Amazon app where you can connect with our team via chat. -Indhu

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  OutlawJoseyWales (@jwalesoutlaw) reported 53 minutes ago

  @dissidentwest Everything in that era was terrible...Amazon product or not. See star trek discovery.

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  UNCLE SLOP 🥱 (@johnslopp) reported 54 minutes ago

  @OunkaOnX ISRAEL IS DONE. They are going to have to burn down the Amazon and resettle somewhere else or go genocide kangaroos in Australia. The genocide state is beyond cooked. They have created a permanent association Israel = Evil.

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  DK (@captionthistoo) reported 54 minutes ago

  @NEerajKAMalwa @volklub I bought a device that keeps emitting light and sound from Amazon. Paired it with repellant spray 3x a week solved the problem for me

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  Nehal choudhary 🔆 (@nehaljain_123) reported 55 minutes ago

  @rb_gurgaon @amazonindia @amazon Yes, that’s why I’ve started recording unboxing videos, especially for expensive orders. I’ve had issues before where I didn’t record the unboxing, so now I prefer to keep video proof.

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  Good vibes all around. Retro games for life. (@NeoRussell) reported 56 minutes ago

  @beast1x5 @brookgamingfans This could be a power issue. The stock adapter these MISter and Superstation one uses is 5V 3A. I'd recommend getting 5v 5A adapter. This will give more power to accessories you plug in these machines. Test that first. They $30 in Amazon.

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  Yogesh Singh (@Yogesh_Singh25) reported 57 minutes ago

  @amazonIN Don’t buy product’s from Amazon they are frauds who take money but don’t deliver product.. and you also not connect with any one to raise issue..