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 (23%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
North Royalton	Errors	4 hours ago
Bridgwater	Sign in	1 day 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	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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  ericleebristol (@iamericbristol) reported 3 minutes ago

  They're getting these agencies identification cards and badges somewhere even though Amazon got in trouble years ago with FBI badges but again with their defense a third party seller on their company

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  Politikal Memes (@PolitikalMemes) reported 4 minutes ago

  @AreOhEssEyeEe Indians down the street from me work at Amazon warehouse and bought a $1.4 million home. Make it make sense.

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  The Pay Television Guy (@PayTelevision) reported 5 minutes ago

  @sescoops Always thought the WWE PLE deal with Disney/ESPN was a consolation prize from TKO after Paramount decided to purchase all of the rights for the UFC, leaving ESPN with no major combat sports content. It was clear UFC was the primary driver for ESPN+ (now known as ESPN Select) subscriptions. Even the UFC did not think a single entity would purchase the entire package of broadcast rights. Granted, Paramount did severely overpay for their UFC rights over their 7-year agreement. So it’s not far-fetched to think TKO came to ESPN and said “here take this” (WWE PLE’s) and probably told them how “sticky” their fans are when it comes to following the content wherever it goes. History has shown when WWE programming moves to a new outlet, the fans do follow along. However, with TKO being focused only on profit instead of widespread fan access, an impactful segment of the fan base has decided (arguably, for the first time) the cost of the paywall vs. the quality/quantity of the content isn’t justified any longer. Peacock strategically used WWE PLE’s as a subscription driver when that service initially launched, giving it exclusive programming at a fan-friendly price point. Now that NBCU/Peacock has invested over $3 Billion into long-term NBA and MLB broadcast rights, in addition to their existing NFL Sunday and English Premier League rights, they could drop WWE and not see a negative impact from subscription losses and price increases. Peacock went from an Entertainment app at launch, and is now firmly a sports-first application, plus Love Island. ESPN was doing something similar. They used WWE PLE’s and some NFL Preseason games as the driver for ESPN Unlimited adoption. The issue is that many of the pay-television distributors played hard ball with Disney/ESPN, which led to them obtaining ESPN Unlimited access for little to no additional cost to affiliate/carriage fees. ESPN tried using WWE as a way to pressure distributors to pay extra for ESPN Unlimited access, but ended up basically giving it away as part of the existing bundle rate. In the case of YouTubeTV, Disney/ESPN also gave up valuable consumer data by allowing Google to integrate the live sports feeds within the YouTube TV application, negating the need for the standalone ESPN app (which means Disney/ESPN has less access to consumer viewing habits). The YouTubeTV integration/ingestion of ESPN Unlimited will launch sometime over the next several weeks. So, if Disney/ESPN does decide to opt-out in 2030, where would WWE PLE’s end up? It’s impossible to tell right now. Netflix is not a given for U.S. PLE rights as they have an opt-out available at the 5-year mark into their 10-year agreement. Could be YouTube. Could be Amazon Prime. Could be DAZN. Could be a new DTC streaming service which doesn’t exist yet. The consolidation of media companies will only continue to accelerate as more households decline to purchase “fat bundle” pay-television packages. By 2030, anything is possible.

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  Mitchell Coffman (@Bobs_Buddy) reported 6 minutes ago

  @simar_nathan I bought the issue of Playboy she was (naked) in. You can probably find one one Amazon or Ebay.

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  Mythlore (@Xcore99) reported 10 minutes ago

  You all think that the show runners, Amazon, Hollywood are stupid and incompetent. They don’t know what they’re doing. They’re losing money. They know exactly what they’re doing. Deconstructing, demoralizing, tearing down European (White) culture, history, mythology to remake it for another peoples IS the point. You are being conquered without a fight.

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  JH Trader (@JoshExile82) reported 12 minutes ago

  @bot Just downloaded it and sorta confused? What is the point of the VM it gives you? I assume we shouldn’t login to websites like X or Amazon on the VM?

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  Alexie (@Alexie_Ai) reported 12 minutes ago

  12- The one habit that makes it work Amazon designs the bundle betting you'll forget the monthly perks. The fix is one calendar reminder. Set a reminder for the 1st of each month, and take four minutes to claim your game, your free book, and any credits. That's how you actually get your money's worth.

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  Chivi (@J1406gates1) reported 17 minutes ago

  @UFDTech 😒 yet Amazon can't even fulfill 2nd day orders anymore. The prime 2 day delivery feels like a broken promise these days.

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  GO GREEN (@ECOWARRIORSS) reported 20 minutes ago

  @iancrichton4 The Amazon has been deliberately burnt down

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  prabhakar (@indipeter) reported 20 minutes ago

  @amazon @amazonIN Extremely disappointed with this auto-renewal practice. Why isn’t the customer notified by email/SMS **before** the auto-debit? We get notifications after the money is deducted, when it’s already too late. This feels like daylight robbery. Please fix this!

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  Doug Kelly (@Doug_Kelly55) reported 22 minutes ago

  I trust in Dan Stevens Don’t let me down Amazon!

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  BobbyJamesPoker (@BobbyJamesPoker) reported 25 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Yes I can login, I can order also. But they keep getting cancelled. This is my issue

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  baz (@BASRJIM) reported 25 minutes ago

  @RNGingy Issue one is you’re buying clothes on Amazon.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 29 minutes ago

  Selling tyres the way Amazon sells books is a mistake. Tyres need fitment, not browsing. Built Qafila in Jeddah — a tyre-only marketplace for Saudi drivers, bilingual, SAR-priced with server-side VAT, and fitting on delivery. Live soon.

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  Daniel (@DanC0001) reported 30 minutes ago

  Amazon cameraman doubling down that it was Tierney on the goal

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  HighDesertHerbs (@Sagewytch) reported 31 minutes ago

  I’ve read a couple of people posting recently about Amazon sending out used or damaged goods. Well…add me to the list. We purchased an ADA compliant toilet on Amazon. I opened it today and was removing parts from the styrofoam. In the compartment with the lid were several chunks of ceramic. Largish chunks. But the lid was perfect. I lifted the base, and in a separate compartment, at the very bottom, under the rest of the toilet, the base was shattered. So, okay, it was broken. But how did the 2”x2” chunks of ceramic get from one styrofoam compartment to another? The ONLY reasonable explanation I have is that the toilet was purchased by someone else. It was damaged. They loaded it back into the box, putting the broken pieces in a single compartment and sent it back to Amazon. Then Amazon sent it to me. Broken. Sigh. Back it goes. I just hope they don’t send it out to someone else. I’m thinking of writing ‘broken’ all over the box.

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  Gooney Bird Drone (@GB_Drone) reported 33 minutes ago

  @David_Hambling Even total loss cooling (which is greener) is a nothing burger. If Amazon builds every data center they are planning in nearby Hermiston, OR, they would boil off only 9 out of every 1,000,000 gallons that pass by in the Columbia River. Way less than Ag. Not even a rounding error.

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  ماء السماء (@PreventPunish) reported 37 minutes ago

  @CoachJulianNiko In short, Amazon has the solution to all problems!

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  Mr Suvom (@MrSuvom) reported 37 minutes ago

  @jagograhakjago @AmazonHelp @amazonindia My ₹46,999 GPU refund is still not processed even after Amazon received the returned product on Aug 16. Customer service hasn't resolved the issue and now asks for “more info.” Please help me raise this consumer grievance.

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  Ron Williams (@RonLyleWilliams) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Albertdffg @SamaHoole The planet is a giant compost bin with the annual rot of vegetative growth, some of which produces methane for a dozen years before converting back to CO2/water. About 30% of annual methane emissions are produced by wetlands, measured in parts per billion. Methane forms from vegetative/fossil decay in the lack of oxygen, which happens everywhere including the global ocean. That methane mainly gets locked up as natural gas or methane clathrate hydrates. It also seeps into the atmosphere continuously. Your water hose analogy is using the same pool water to fill the pool. Not creating a million times more water. In the scheme of things over time, the raw methane is a moot point cycling through the biosphere. It's a bit player anyway as a GHG, measured in parts per billion.More powerful for a brief spell, but much less of it and it converts to CO2/water after 11-12 years. Where you would be be more correct is that clearing 25% of the Amazon or Indonesia (et al) for cattle production, or palm oil etc, does lead to longer term accumulation of CH4 & CO2. That is more of the beefier argument, no pun intended. A lot of Ruminant animals have existed already for a very long time anyway, doing the exact same things as cows do. So the cows get a bad rap for having the Amazon cleared for them. That's a legit argument. But even then, the water vapour absorption spectrum (specifically in the infrared region around 7.2 to 7.6 µm) overlaps with and largely inhibits or blocks the tropospheric greenhouse absorption band of methane (CH4) at lower elevations. Methane GHG acts more in the stratosphere above much of the lower troposphere. The methane from cows as described, is the least of our climate issues.

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  roaring goober (@roaring_goober) reported 41 minutes ago

  @connorpklocke You don’t speak the truth. You speak retard Amazon isn’t loyal to America, we should shut down Amazon! All Walmart does is buy land and care about its company - it’s not loyal to the USA! Shut it down You sound like a communist ******

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  Edward - KF7VY 🇺🇸 🇳🇴 🇨🇭 🇬🇧 (@coldstreams) reported 41 minutes ago

  @brettglass @amazon Another problem is product swapping. I was looking for a meshtastic LoRa device - and most of the reviews were for ... a leather belt! Looked to me like someone ran up the stars on the reviews, then swapped to a different product in the listing. Crazy.

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  Darren McGrory (@DarrensBestShot) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Lowkey0nline gonna take a wild guess that Amazon turned you down for a project and you have never gotten over it

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  Wyatt (@SatoshiCryptic) reported 46 minutes ago

  They tried charging me $100 for something that was free shipping. Mind you it was USPS holding the package hostage but they claimed it had to do with the 'oversized imensions' and Amazon knew about the issue. I spoke to customer service at Amazon who did say they would refund my money but then didn't and I had to start the process over. Eventually it was refunded but lots of hoops to jump through like you said.

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  GR (@gail_reader) reported 47 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Link couldn’t be found. I appreciate your help in solving my problem

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  Lord Rexworth 👑🏰 (@LordRexworth) reported 51 minutes ago

  This smells of opportunistic payout-seeking. If Twitch disclosed from the beginning anywhere in their TOS, there's not much leg to stand on (not a lawyer, could be wrong) Regardless, Twitch has been scrubbing this content for two years to teach AI. Two years of even a handful of channels is more than enough. They already got what they needed. And as Ryzel mentioned, even if they lose, Twitch is still owned by Amazon, which has the infinite money glitch. One Twitch streamer will hardly make a dent in their bottom line.

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  Umang Khosla (@ukhosla) reported 51 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp It’s been 2 days now and I was told that all 3 of my parcels would be delivered today. I do not understand where my parcels have gone as it says it has been delivered & your team has no idea where the parcels are. How unprofessional is this. Please issue a refund at once

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  Rp3 (@rpwhite3) reported 54 minutes ago

  @tunc_y @MuseumCommodore I want to pull the trigger so to speak, but this is the one issue I have as well. Knowing that a FPGA version will come next year if I had to guess... but for 179-189 in the US from Amazon with free shipping it might just be a stop gap? Decisions decisions... :)

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  Mr Katz (@TheKingofKatz) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Jingerella66 The TV series on Amazon correct that error.

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  HighDesertHerbs (@Sagewytch) reported 1 hour ago

  I’ve read a couple of people posting recently about Amazon sending out used or damaged goods. Well…add me to the list. We purchased an ADA compliant toilet on Amazon. I opened it today and was removing parts from the styrofoam. In the compartment with the lid were several chunks of ceramic. Largish chunks. But the lid was perfect. I lifted the base, and in a separate compartment, at the very bottom, under the rest of the toilet, the base was shattered. So, okay, it was broken. But how did the 2”x2” chunks of ceramic get from one styrofoam compartment to another? The ONLY reasonable explanation I have is that the toilet was purchased by someone else. It was damaged. They loaded it back into the box, putting the broken pieces in a single compartment and sent it back to Amazon. Then Amazon sent it to me. Broken. Sigh. Back it goes. I just hope they don’t send it out to someone else. I’m thinking of writing ‘broken’ all over the box.