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 (48%)
• Errors (27%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Monroe	Website Down	4 hours ago
San Jose	Website Down	6 hours ago
Santa Cruz	Sign in	10 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	1 day ago
Volta Redonda	Sign in	1 day ago
Libreville	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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  KnoxCapital (@Knox_capital_1) reported 2 minutes ago

  Nasdaq closed the day up 1.29%, but that number is doing a lot of hiding. Micron up almost 13%. AMD up 7.5%. Broadcom and Nvidia both green. The entire memory and chip complex caught a real bid today, and it's not random, Bank of America put Micron on its top ideas list this morning with a price target implying 80%+ upside, citing 16 multi-year customer contracts that lock in pricing through 2030. That's not sentiment. That's a specific, falsifiable thesis about the next four years of memory demand. Now look at the other side of the same index. Microsoft down almost 1%. Alphabet down almost 1%. Meta barely positive. Amazon red. The exact names that are supposed to be running this AI cycle sat out today's rally entirely. That's not a coincidence, it's a preview. Chips are pricing conviction that AI infrastructure spend keeps compounding. Software megacaps are pricing caution about whether that spend actually shows up as revenue on their own income statements. Both bets get resolved this week. Tesla and Alphabet report Wednesday night, Intel reports Thursday. Whichever side of today's split was right stops being a guess by Friday morning. $NQ $MU $AMD $GOOGL $MSFT $TSLA $INTC

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  Felipe Postigo (@fpostigo) reported 3 minutes ago

  @amazon hi, i'm having issues with customer support, i keep getting this error can you help me please thanks! Sorry, it looks like we hit a snag Chat is not available right now, but we have other options for you. How would you like to get help?

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  Bender (@Bender_Aus) reported 4 minutes ago

  If you don't: ● Buy from a local butcher ● Buy from a local green grocer ● Use Australia Post ● Support local boutique shops But do: ● Use Uber/Door Dash ● Use coles/woolworths ● Use Amazon You are indeed part of the problem. You have no moral authority to criticise anybody. #auspol

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  Andrew Hoyer (@andrewhoyer) reported 6 minutes ago

  @michael_kove @ijerkov From direct personal experience, in the area I live in, everything is open on Sunday, and everything is busy. Grocery stores, restaurants, cafes, museums, and shopping centres, all packed with people spending their money on things they need and don't need. Keeping them out of stores will actually do nothing because they'll just order it on Amazon otherwise. Also, I will point out that there are stores near me who are closed on Sunday. One even put up a sign "Sundays are for God and family". Fine, I have no issue with that at all, because it was their choice, not because they were told to do it.

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  AnnoyedLib (@IdiotFromKY) reported 7 minutes ago

  @whatkamisays It's not a gotcha the guy is a pretty ******* active participant in it and has no problem participating in it. One of the first to take a deal to spam ads for Amazon in his contact. Literally takes donations from the working class and splits them with Amazon.

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  SSlop (@SustainableSlop) reported 10 minutes ago

  Data center construction shows the fundamental problem of fiat money: corporate entities having way more money than they should. AI hasn’t earned anything yet, but a select few companies have vast enough resources to build modern equivalents of the biggest castles and estates of the past, and to cause a supply crisis, driving up the prices of PC components for billions of people. Where did they get the money from? Basically, central banks print them, and then grant them to their friends through investment and government spending. Central banks decide who gets rich and who doesn’t. It is also the reason for White replacement - entities becoming too powerful and individuals becoming too weak. Normies are absolutely right to loathe data centers; they just can’t conceptualize why. Basically, the entire West gets robbed by money printing, and appreciating assets with fresh liquidity enrich only a select few, who then fly in browns and elevate girlbosses to keep society destroyed. Google, Meta, OpenAI, Amazon, Anthropic produce only misery for White people.

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  Gecko (@us3Gecko) reported 10 minutes ago

  Your agent doesn't fail loudly on a real API. It fails quietly. Amazon found that even the strongest models drop by 27% in real-world API complexity. And when they fail, they often don't error. They fake success. We're building on @Solana x402 mainnet with @dev3pack and @SuperteamBr 🧵

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  Jacob Heaton (@JacobHeaton96) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Coach_Forsyth Need to give these a try. Don’t have much lower back pain but I have a turn labrum in my left hip so that causes problems sometimes and I’m sure these would help. Did you get the band off Amazon?

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  E-Commerce Wire (@ecommers_wire) reported 14 minutes ago

  New data from Publicis Sapient: Australian retailers aren't ready for AI-driven commerce. Aussie shoppers are already using AI agents to decide what to buy. The platforms (Shopify, TikTok Shop, Amazon) are investing billions in AI. But local retailers? Still catching up The gap isn't about budget. It's about ignoring the shift until it's too late For AU sellers: AI isn't a 2027 problem. It's deciding who gets seen right now What's one AI tool that actually changed how you sell🧐

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  jojimbo (@jojimbo_) reported 18 minutes ago

  This actually is pretty smart..."china is *******"<sic>, but that broken clock is occasionally on to something. NY & NJ have subways running 24-7 & commuter rail lines that are mostly empty after 9pm & don't run from ≈1:30 am to ≈5:30 am... It would take some reasonably minor infrastructure to create loading areas, lifts, and triage, but why not talk to FedEx, Amazon, USPS etc...

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  Athan Hilaki (@athanlive) reported 19 minutes ago

  As much as I love @amazon their way of handling issues is completely unprofessional, never giving you a case number is not acceptable especially with #fraud issues. 4 days of no records on their end, very convenient! #amazon #customerexperience

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  Rob Benson (@BuckhornCliffs) reported 19 minutes ago

  Working outside in the heat right now? Even in dry heat where it feels like you're not sweating? You are. And you're losing way more than water. You can sweat out up to 2,000 milligrams of sodium per hour, plus potassium and magnesium, and no amount of plain water puts it back. In fact, drinking only water can make it worse. You dilute what little sodium is left, and everything starts failing. That's why you feel it: Headaches. Muscle cramps. Heavy legs. Can't think straight. Wiped out even after "hydrating." That's not just the heat. That's your electrolytes running on empty. That's exactly what Cardnl is built to fix. One scoop: Sodium from Redmond Real Salt out of Utah. Real minerals, not lab-created. Real potassium and magnesium in bioavailable forms. Zero sugar, zero artificial junk. Long shelf life, clean ingredients. Yes, this is my brand. Yes, I make it with my wife. Just us. We package it, we ship it. Real small business, not available on Amazon. Which means... higher quality and lower cost than the corporate brands charging you way more. A few things worth knowing: Sodium is not the enemy for active people. The low-sodium panic came from studies on sedentary populations. If you're working, sweating, or training, you need significantly more sodium than the average recommendation. Potassium and magnesium work with sodium, not separately. All three matter for muscle function, nerve signals, and hydration. Missing one means the others don't work as well. Timing matters. Pre-loading electrolytes before heavy sweating works better than trying to catch up after you're already cramping.

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  Seagal73 (@Seagal731325141) reported 20 minutes ago

  @ScottPresler I suggest you Google, “IT system errors and outages at major US corporations” and read about CrowdStrike, UHC’s ransomware and IT systems failure, Equifax Data Breach, Amazon web services outage, FaceBook/Meta outage, Delta Airlines outage. This is why system audits are common.

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  Jake_ (@Yes_Im_Jake) reported 23 minutes ago

  @libsoftiktok @amazon “He made the world a better place.” *~60 million people died due to his ideology, which happened in such a short time span that you can visibly see it skew the global life expectancy down on a graph.* Mhm… “better place.” 😐

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  Dsleuth (@Dsleuth_) reported 25 minutes ago

  @ImMeme0 @CindyRules @amazon Easy fix have delivered via drones or Amazon locker and you pick up

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  John Doe (@BigBuckettss) reported 27 minutes ago

  @ImMeme0 @amazon Low iq problems

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  DE$ (@desssdiaries) reported 27 minutes ago

  Amazon removing their live support for AI is ***. How am I supposed to resolve an issue if they didn’t code for it?

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  Pagan Cechova (@PaganSublime) reported 28 minutes ago

  @amazon @AmazonHelp Not sure why they didn’t tag Amazon, but this exact same thing happened to me. Black driver with tarantula hair ignored my delivery instructions to leave items at my gate in the delivery box. Came onto my property, onto my porch, where he proceeded to put the packages down mark them delivered without a photo, pick them up again and go back to his truck stealing my delivery. My camera recorded the whole thing. I’m sure this happens all the time as I have had this happen more than once. I have cameras all over my property. I’ve never had a white driver do this in all the years I’ve been an Amazon Prime customer.

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  Abdellah brc (@abdellahbrc) reported 37 minutes ago

  In 2026, the real opportunity on Amazon KDP is targeted medium-content -Niche coloring books -Senior activity workbooks -Single-sided therapeutic coloring series -Profession-specific symptom/habit trackers The problem? Manually formatting 50-100 distinct pages in Canva or InDesign, setting up single sided blank pages, and calculating cover dimensions takes 15+ hours per title. That's the old way to do it. Quilspace Is the new better way, with A to Z automation you can literally sell 10x as much without breaking a sweat And if you want my complete strategy broken down, like this post, follow me and comment "quilspace". I'll DM it to you.

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  Brian (@brian_2o3) reported 38 minutes ago

  @ImMeme0 @amazon The amazon DEI experiment failed You just can’t have blacks in delivery services Actually anywhere in the economy How can blacks be this dumb that they lose their only source of survival over what will probably end up being $50 of makeup Pre-frontal cortex issue

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  Tyler (@bluegrass99ky) reported 41 minutes ago

  @ABUnofficial100 @RMBee As a HUGE fan of the first film and the novel, I would gladly sit through all 3 hours and 6 minutes of this movie. I wonder if Amazon MGM is gonna ask Micheal Mann to trim it down by a few minutes. 👍🏻

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  Priti Prajapati (@Priti1741997) reported 42 minutes ago

  How can a delivery executive mark an order as delivered without even calling or confirming with the customer? If the order is marked as delivered, then where is my package? I have contacted Amazon Customer Support multiple times regarding this issue**

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  Ben (@tomshoots) reported 43 minutes ago

  I watched a series about this case last night on Amazon Prime. It was the first time I’d heard of this one, I’ll probably write about it on the crime blog. Heather Elvis, born Heather Rachelle Elvis on June 30, 1993, was a 20-year-old woman from Horry County, South Carolina, who disappeared in the early morning hours of December 18, 2013. A recent graduate of St. James High School, she worked as a server and hostess at Tilted Kilt and House of Blues while studying cosmetology. In the months before her disappearance, Elvis had an affair with Sidney Moorer, a married repairman in his late 30s whom she met through her restaurant job. The relationship ended roughly two months earlier after Sidney’s wife, Tammy Moorer, discovered it. On the night of December 17, Elvis went on a first date with another man as she tried to move on; he dropped her off at her apartment around 1:15 a.m. She then spoke with her roommate by phone, sounding upset after receiving contact from Sidney (who reportedly said he planned to leave his wife). Cell phone records, security footage, and other evidence later linked the Moorers to the area around Peachtree Landing on the Waccamaw River, where Elvis’s locked car was found abandoned the next evening, Extensive searches of the river and surrounding areas turned up nothing. Sidney and Tammy Moorer were convicted of kidnapping and conspiracy to kidnap (murder charges were dropped); both received 30-year sentences. As of 2026, Heather remains missing, her body has never been recovered, and her family continues to seek answers and keep public attention on the case. 🚨If anyone out there has information about this girl, contact the Investigative Services Unit of the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, 843-662-6245.

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  The Music Man (@DavidJa51216245) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Vinnyiow @Chr1stopher3008 That's what I thought. I've bought 'samsung' chargers from there which have turned out to be fakes i.e charge really slow or not at all. They're usually from the market place so not fullfilled by amazon but a sole trader. Buy from a phone shop or the samsung website

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  Bill D'Alessandro (@BillDA) reported 45 minutes ago

  @lukesophinos Lots of parallels 1) Makes tons of sense on a spreadsheet, lures in finance guys/funds 2) Businesses are very dependent on the owners' crisis mitigation skills (can't see the duck paddling from above the surface) 3) Small businesses are not as standardized IRL as people who have never operated believe, limits ability to realize synergies and creates tons of management overhead 4) Multiple expansion doesn't really materialize unless you can actually integrate, which is hard for above mentioned reasons 5) Tons of capital chasing causes multiples to rise 6) Adverse selection problem - the folks who own the best businesses that would fit the model best don't want to sell, but because of #5 people just need to get capital out and think "we are smarter than this bozo, we'll run it better" I could go on but would recommend deep dive on the ~$10B of PE/VC capital that was incinerated in the Amazon aggregators

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  Gecko (@us3Gecko) reported 49 minutes ago

  Your agent doesn't fail loudly on a real API. It fails quietly. Amazon found that even the strongest models drop by 27% in real-world API complexity. And when they fail, they often don't error. They fake success. We're building on @Solana x402 mainnet with @dev3pack and @SuperteamBr 🧵

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  Marianne Jacobsen (@Marianne2024999) reported 50 minutes ago

  @WorldSikhOrg Wasnt a Kirpan...was a hunting knife from Amazon and the one around his neck was not of any religious significance either. This person was not even a member of Goodlife however on a day pass there to cause problems and create clickbait for his social media platform. This "Sikh Influencer" was in the wrong and has now been served a no trespassing order for all Goodlife Gyms.

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  Israel author's solution (@Israel1753267) reported 57 minutes ago

  Ranking #1 in Amazon search used to be the finish line. Now it's just one channel out of three that actually drive readers to your book. Reply "three" and I'll break down the other two.

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  Matthew Luke🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 (@Loki_Helmsdeep) reported 58 minutes ago

  @ImMeme0 @amazon @grok was the Amazon driver in this post really stealing the package, or is there potentially another answer as to why he set the package down, took a picture and then picked the package back up and left with it?

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  JoAnn (@jojoc2015) reported 1 hour ago

  @amazon WTF Amazon!! I'm a Prime member and lately EVERY package of mine is delayed in shipping!!! Fix this ****!!!