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.

• Errors (48%)
• Website Down (32%)
• Sign in (19%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
London	Website Down	1 hour ago
New York City	Errors	2 hours ago
Montpellier	Errors	4 hours ago
Torreón	Sign in	8 hours ago
Sacramento	Errors	15 hours ago
Sarrebourg	Errors	15 hours ago

Full Outage Map

Community Discussion

Tips? Frustrations? Share them here. Useful comments include a description of the problem, city and postal code.

Beware of "support numbers" or "recovery" accounts that might be posted below. Make sure to report and downvote those comments. Avoid posting your personal information.

Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

• 
  Studyofmemes.com (@MemeStudier) reported 24 seconds ago

  @alexpotato @liminal_warmth Amazon had their first profitable year in 2003. By then they were 8 yrs in and down $3B. It was 2009 before they broke even. Since then, they have made $280B, with last quarter their best at $30B.

• 
  Straw Hat 🏴‍☠️ BellMarsT - My Favorite is Nami ❤️ (@BelleMarsT) reported 2 minutes ago

  @ymdym__ Looking forward, sensei! Will get this issue. Hopefully is available in cmoa or Amazon ><

• 
  Lance Heckel (@HeckelLance) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Bgordo92 @NASCAR @PrimeVideo I hate Amazon as a company but the broadcast has been fine all night. You have internet problems

• 
  lazlo tooth (@lazlototh67) reported 2 minutes ago

  @M5needspower @WheelerRipWA @stephanegaddis You just saved me the trouble of finding these on Amazon and posting them here to encourage people to buy them. The VFW where I live has them. It is entirely appropriate.

• 
  danno (@danno3325614085) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp My issue is my phone number was owned by someone else and it never was an issue before today. And now, aince i can't use Amazon and my alexa, I can work. This won't change.

• 
  Roe 🏳️‍⚧️ they/them (@GraceRoe5142) reported 11 minutes ago

  I know most of America doesn’t have real labour laws, but there are quite a few blue states and cities with actual break time laws and how has Amazon not gotten in trouble for this??

• 
  Order Of Chaos (@setnakht777) reported 14 minutes ago

  @ValueWithPrem I heard many people in Delhi orders a dress from amazon just a day before a wedding, wears it for one day, and place a return order the next day stating a size problem. Indians are like rats, who will do some jugad in any situation. We love to blame the netas but every person is corrupt to some extent. In fact, if you aren't, it'll become so hard to even function here.

• 
  NICHE (@USBCDEF) reported 18 minutes ago

  @ogdaddychill @Mappy6984 This is the same method that caused so many problems on Amazon. Fake: A dumbass who returns for no reason Real: A dumbass Idiots who defend it: A dumbass Conclusion: A dumbass

• 
  Jamie Walters, CAIA (@JWalters314) reported 21 minutes ago

  @unusual_whales Jeff Bezos compares NYC schools to a broken Amazon delivery system because he wants public institutions judged by private-platform metrics. But children are not packages. Schools are not warehouses. Teachers are not fulfillment algorithms. And education is not a Prime subscription. The real argument is ideological: billionaires want to portray government as incompetent so more of society can be privatized, outsourced, automated, and handed to monopoly platforms protected by the state — while ordinary people are told this is “market efficiency.” Meanwhile, the same billionaires depend on public infrastructure, public courts, public schools, public subsidies, and public workers to make their fortunes possible. Bezos wants the public system when it builds the roads, trains the workers, enforces the contracts, protects the property, subsidizes the infrastructure, and stabilizes the society. He just does not want the public system when it sends any bills, as the NYC mayor has done.

• 
  David Ashton (@ashton_david) reported 23 minutes ago

  @_TheBlueTorch He should shut it down and they can find other jobs? It’s entirely in their control. If they don’t like Amazon, leave. But why don’t they leave?

• 
  Rebecca Hahn (@RebeccaHahn9) reported 26 minutes ago

  @familybaptisttn @NASCAR @PrimeVideo Sounds like your internet or TV are having problems, not Amazon.

• 
  Tommy. T (@tallmetommy) reported 32 minutes ago

  @60Minutes People keep calling normal volatility a crash because they’re reading exponential systems with linear intuition. The internet crashed. Amazon crashed. Bitcoin crashed. Compounding always looks broken to people standing too close to the curve.

• 
  Phil Goodsell (@goodsell_p92786) reported 35 minutes ago

  @g_gosden Down on amazon farm 🚜

• 
  ϻιтѕυηεˍ××🔮✨🐀 (@Mitsune_xx) reported 35 minutes ago

  @redshirt990 one thing about my federal post is that its never the wrong ******* address. my mailman is paid baby, and he treats his route like gold. the amount of times i've had to hunt down my **** cause amazon/fedex/ups are either blind from being overworked or not gaf is unreal.

• 
  LazyTranslateRU (@LazyTranslateRU) reported 37 minutes ago

  Everyone in this ******* story is a ******* SCAMMER. Asus that creates broken ****, amazon that sells and delivers broken **** and fails to ******* refund me immediately. And in the meanwhile yodobashi raises the price for monitor for 3万 and I cannot afford it. ******* SCAMMERS

• 
  Steven Raaymakers - Fantasy Author (@SVRaaymakers) reported 41 minutes ago

  @VioletLave5799 Amazon shut down practically all work arounds (so much so that I couldn't even upload my own books, that I wrote, to my Kindle). That's why I moved to Kobo. Fair point on the cost of paperbacks. It sucks 🥲

• 
  🏘️IamEri'Oluwa🇳🇬 (@IamEriOluwa) reported 42 minutes ago

  I've Made Over 1 Million from My Book on Amazon KDP – And You Can Too Without Stress or Writing Experience. You don’t need to be a professional author. You don’t even need to write a single word yourself. I can ghostwrite your book for you while you keep 100% of the profits. Here’s the exact step-by-step guide to publishing and profiting from Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP): Create your KDP account If you already have an Amazon account, simply sign in. If not, create one – it takes under two minutes. Add a new Kindle eBook Click “+ Kindle eBook” to start your first title. Enter your book title and subtitle Your title is the number one thing readers notice. Make it powerful, clear, and benefit-driven. Add the author name Use your real name or a pen name. For multiple authors, add them in the Contributors section. Write your book description This is your sales pitch. Make it compelling – it’s what convinces people to click “Buy Now.” Verify your publishing rights Select “I own the copyright and hold the necessary publishing rights.” Choose your keywords These are the search terms people will type on Amazon. Choose them wisely – they determine how easily your book is found. Select two categories Pick the best-fitting genres so your book appears in the right Amazon shelves. Set the age range. Choose your release option. Publish now or schedule for a future date. Enable DRM (Digital Rights Management) Always turn this on. It stops people from illegally copying and sharing your book. Upload your manuscript and book cover Both must meet Amazon’s formatting guidelines (easy templates are provided). Preview your book Check every page on different devices to ensure it looks perfect. Choose your territories Select “Worldwide” to reach every Amazon market. Set your royalty and pricing Choose 35% or 70% royalty (70% is usually best for most books). Hit “Publish” Your book goes live on Amazon within 24–72 hours. 17. Set up your remittance (payment) method – so the money lands in your account Once your book starts selling, Amazon pays your royalties automatically every month. I get my remittance paid directly into my bank account in South Africa – simple, fast, and zero hassle. If you’re in Nigeria, just open a Grey Bank account in the UK. It’s super easy to set up (takes minutes online) and links directly to your Amazon KDP account. No complicated paperwork, no high fees, and your royalties arrive smoothly every month. Amazon KDP is one of the easiest and most profitable businesses you can start today. Quick idea for you right now: If you’re a single mum, turn your story into pure profit. Write (or have me ghostwrite) a book called “Diary of a Rich Single Mum.” That single title could become an international bestseller. Instead of staying stuck and bitter, you could be signing a Netflix deal for your book to become a movie or TV series. No joke. Fifty Shades of Grey – one of the biggest publishing successes of the last decade – started exactly like this. British author E.L. James (real name Erika Mitchell) was a complete amateur with zero experience. She wrote the first book on her smartphone and laptop after watching the Twilight movies, then self-published it on Amazon KDP. She later said: “The explosion of interest has taken me completely by surprise.” The series has sold 180 million copies worldwide and earned her £114 million. She started with nothing but an idea and internet access – the exact same tools you already have in your hands right now. You don’t need to stay stuck. You don’t need to be a professional writer. You just need to take the first step. Ready to start your own 1 Million KDP journey? I’ve got you. Let’s make it happen.

• 
  Joe Nelms (@familybaptisttn) reported 42 minutes ago

  @omg_its_zach4 @NASCAR @PrimeVideo Nope only time I ever have an issue is on Amazon live race

• 
  Jesse Jones (@grimjojagerjak) reported 44 minutes ago

  @DisneyPlus seriously **** you Disney **** you I hate you so much and you brought up everything that I love and you ******* suck. Maybe you have an app that actually ******* works you piece of ****. My kids are on the same Internet and the other room having zero issues wit Amazon

• 
  Nicemon Jose (@itsnicemonjose) reported 48 minutes ago

  Very disappointed with this experience. Please look into this issue and arrange immediate delivery. #amazon #amazonindia #amazondelivery

• 
  L 3 M U R (@JakeTheL3mur) reported 48 minutes ago

  @s1nicki I don't understand why people still order games off Amazon I swear I see people have NOTHING BUT PROBLEMS!?

• 
  🖕🏻🖕🏽🖕🏿.eth (@btcbank3r) reported 49 minutes ago

  @hairyxblondie Honestly it was titties first until I moved down to Amazon jungle. What is going on down there?

• 
  Zero (@DerickZill) reported 50 minutes ago

  @suzamaroo @Muskstaycalm Actually Amazon is more of a shipping company, they don't have much for products 🤔 They have a few, but the vast majority is shipping, acquisitions, warehousing, so forth. SpaceX specifically has starlink internet, soon to be starlink mobile, in the reasonably near future they will have AI datacenters. They already have the falcon 9 which has been incredibly reliable as well as the dragon capsule, and they will probably have starship fully operational soon. I'm not sure why you think this company is a problem? Maybe the IPO valuation is a bit high, but it's going to go much higher eventually 🤔

• 
  Rich Homie Riri (@reyyyy888k) reported 51 minutes ago

  @jab_yt Amazon probably shot down the idea due to the potential budget

• 
  Living In Harmony ⭕🔥🥉🏅🕊🦾🆙🆗🎯🔑💼🛡️👑🇨🇪🇺 (@LivingInHarmony) reported 51 minutes ago

  @marceloconceito @ash_twtz Amazon rainforest, chopped and burned down by Linux powered data centers for AI slop and you would lick it all up. Like I said, facts over feelings. Backbone of everything but not in everyone households when it comes to front end being a single digit loser!

• 
  SleepyCatIndia (@SleepyCat_India) reported 52 minutes ago

  @praveen_1512 @jagograhakjago @AmazonHelp Hey, we’re sorry for the issue caused. The mattress can take 24–48 hours to fully expand after unpacking.If the height still doesn’t improve after that, please raise the concern with Amazon since the order was placed through their platform. Their team will help you.

• 
  AshfangVT (@AshfangVT) reported 54 minutes ago

  okay it looks like i finally found out what the problem was with a very very nice knocking at the door from my local police this morning, what happened was that i was talking about the problems i had with amazon for the past 6 month and while we were playing battlefield i said

• 
  Goose (@Goose67953615) reported 54 minutes ago

  @wubberwub @notjerk4kirk glitch receives money from the australian government, netflix, and amazon the LAST thing they need to do is make merch thats blatantly for money (considering the FIRST LINE after its revealed is "prepare those wallets")

• 
  Abioticwinter (@abioticwinter) reported 56 minutes ago

  @dilophosaurid So Amazon is now passing it down to the contractors. Way to abuse the little man.

• 
  John F. Kennedy (@michaelpstango) reported 58 minutes ago

  @MetamateDaz @MagaNorth So you’re advocating reinventing the ultimate (undeniable outcome) of the metaphorical wheel, while assuming the enormous tectonic scale gap between demand continuing and supply vanishing wouldnt be an issue? The only outcome is a faster more aggressive mutation amazon. Or you just naively believe it would be fair and worker-controlled this go around?