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 (28%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Vigo	Sign in	2 hours ago
Federal Way	Errors	5 hours ago
Winter Garden	Website Down	22 hours ago
Loomis	Website Down	2 days ago
Petaluma	Sign in	2 days ago
Hartford	Errors	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

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  ⬡ A.S.2 ⬡ (@BUIDLONLY) reported 7 minutes ago

  crypto is going through something similar to the dot com bubble popping. Years of stifled price movements primarily because a lot of scams and memecoins resulted in significant value extraction from the markets. The market is slowly figuring out which projects are here to stay and which are dead. Which have accrued value in the last few years and which havent. We have likely hit bottom numbers for a lot of long term focused projects that have done nothing but build bigger moats. While majority of ct wraps themselves up in the fud of tokenomics and value accrual mechanisms, i see things a bit differently. Just like the stock market, there are different types of crypto. During the dot com bubble pop/aftermath, there was eventually a rush to go from growth companies to value accrual/dividend stocks. It took time for the market to figure out who the winners are going to be. The issue is in crypto, there are very few projects that fall into this category. Hyperliquid's success is because it falls under this criteria. Often times we see people comparing Chainlink to amazon/google/etc. There is a reason for this. Regardless of market conditions we have seen chainlink grow and pivot into a behemoth. It is obvious that the token price does not represent this. The price hit 8$ on a few price feeds, before CCIP, DECO, OCR, ACE, DTA, CRE confidential compute, Data streams, VRF, Automation. Before DTCC, SWIFT, banks, funds, etc. The FUD is because price is low, not the other way around. I agree that the value accrual in the $link token is very mid at best. But that has never mattered before when liquidity comes in. The point: Chainlink has created a massive moat. They essentially privatized crypto security into a protocol. Its eerily similar to what cloud services did. As a company why house, manage, depreciate your own physical servers when you can pay a fee to let someone else handle it with confidence in uptime and reliability? The reason DTCC and swift are working with chainlink is because they dont have to build out their own infra. The market has not priced this in and it is a generational opportunity for anyone with crypto visibility right now. If you are sitting here worried about current value accrual in the token, you are looking at it incorrectly. Value accrual mechanisms can change at any time, but the growth and security is not replicated anywhere else. Cyclical.

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  ARCHITRACTOR (@arsaifhasan) reported 9 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp It’s directing me to help link but on selecting it it redirects me to selecting my orders only but it’s not order related it’s related my Amazon pay later query. Are you people down on comprehension?

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  Joe Welch (@JoeWelchgarage) reported 11 minutes ago

  @daintylilsole I think you can order the sticks from Amazon. Plus I would rather watch you eat them real slow with the juices running down your hand…LOL

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  Jr (@BabyBear2115) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Blind__Luck So here's how you solve that issue: Anything that shows up late is free, if it wasn't delivered on time you should request a refund. They don't pack it properly in Amazon boxes request a refund. Driver didn't follow instructions, request a refund. That's how you punish them

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  Noah Frydberg | Tiktok Shop For Brands (@maverickecom) reported 15 minutes ago

  Screw it, I am open sourcing my entire method of ai affiliate scaling You have no idea how much AI just changed the game. What I'm about to show you Is making my creators up to $10,000 per month each right now without even showing their face And honestly i'm not even scared to show you because 99% Of people don't even have the drive to do it. You're just gonna scroll past this and think 'that's a cool side hustle'... And the ones who are going to do it, well you guys deserve it. So let me show you how to make this money. AI's gonna do all the heavy video and photo editing right for you. Go to Arcads and generate AI videos of Amish people and skin care experts giving legitimate beauty and wellness advice. You can use Claude for the scripts, but make sure they're actually helping people de-bloat, get clearer skin, or solve some other issue. Post these videos to Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok every single day. And you utilize affiliate links with top Amazon products that solve the same problem that your avatars talk about. I have brands that will provide links and creators can get paid 150-200% commission for sales coming from these links! you can pick a hundred or a thousand posts and get them ready to post at the time and day you want. You can be on the beach, working your second job, sleeping but it will automatically post for you. Most people think, "Oh, you need to go viral to make a lot of money or have a lot of followers." I had a creator start a few weeks ago, and he made like $2000 in sales the first week. You want to learn how to do this? Comment AFFILIATE, and I'll show you exactly how!

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  Wandering soul (@wonderYsoul) reported 21 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp The app states 8th is the last day to book return and the option is blocked. It takes me till last stage and displays error. Your team is suggesting to pick up the material after 18th August. I am requesting for a early pick up as I have my travel which is pre planned

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  Joseph Boleyjack (@Jets23405) reported 24 minutes ago

  @CordCuttersNews We encourage Amazon to acquire TBS, TNT,TRUTV, Cartoon Network, CNN,HBO and Cinemax from Paramount if sale is completed. Terminate MGM+ and fold to HBO. Warner Bros TV and MGM television must fold to Amazon television. Problem solved.

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  Joseph Boleyjack (@Jets23405) reported 30 minutes ago

  @CordCuttersNews We encourage Amazon to buy TBS, TNT, TRUTV ,CNN, Cartoon Network, HBO and Cinemax, and Warner Bros pictures from Paramount. We urge Warner bros and MGM Television to fold it to Amazon Television. Problem solved.

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  David Strawn (@strawndk) reported 33 minutes ago

  @SpeakOutNow16 @TylerAlterman Dehumidifiers. I like the Aeocky ones you can get on Amazon. Also, buy some $10 hygrometers to put around your house(and one outside you can see but out of the sun) so you know what the humidity is. There are other ways to affect the humidity like tweaks to your hvac system, but first start measuring then start trying things. Happy to help if you run into specific issues with that

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  Michael Florio (@TheMikeNYC) reported 36 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I followed the link. Unable to report my issue. Not user friendly. Is there an email address where I can report my issue?

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  The Lonewolf Gamer💿 (@lonewolfgamer30) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Insomnia_661 Triple h doesn't act anymore and has a heart issue so he wouldn't do it same as Chris judge besides Amazon wouldn't want to cast him because his not an actor full time

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  Lim (@limexperience) reported 39 minutes ago

  @WellsJorda89710 Nobody is feeling this on the ground. In my state factories are closing down and major companies like Nike and Amazon are laying hundreds of ppl off

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  The Tectonic (@thetect0nic) reported 39 minutes ago

  🇺🇸 WSJ: The AI boom is becoming one of the central pillars of the American economy. Annualized private investment in AI-related categories - including software, computers, communications equipment and data centers - has climbed from roughly $1 trillion two years ago to nearly $1.5 trillion today. According to Oxford Economics, AI investment alone may account for almost one-quarter of recent U.S. GDP growth. When the resulting stock-market gains and their effect on consumer spending are included, AI could be responsible for roughly one-third of the economy’s recent expansion. The physical build-out is extraordinary. Data-center construction spending reached an annualized $68.3 billion in June, rising by $21.5 billion from a year earlier - even as spending on virtually every other category of private construction fell sharply. The boom is creating demand for chips, servers, cooling systems, power infrastructure, backup generators, construction workers and specialized labor. It is also generating tax revenue and pushing household wealth higher through AI-driven stock gains. But this strength is also becoming a vulnerability. The economy is increasingly dependent on continued capital spending by a small group of companies. Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Oracle are now expected to spend almost $4 trillion through 2029, while hyperscalers and SpaceX could issue around $285 billion in bonds this year alone to help finance the expansion. AI is also pushing up prices for memory chips, electricity, land, equipment and skilled labor - potentially crowding out investment elsewhere and raising costs for consumers. America is effectively making an enormous economic bet: that demand for AI computing will keep expanding fast enough to justify one of the largest infrastructure and investment cycles in modern history. For now, that bet is supporting growth. But if AI investment slows, debt markets tighten or investors begin questioning the expected returns, the consequences will extend far beyond Silicon Valley. A growing share of the American economy is now banking on the AI boom continuing.

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  Hortz (@hortz1974) reported 40 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp more shocking delivery issues! How do I complain about the service I’ve received??

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  Andrey Melnikov (@mylandros) reported 43 minutes ago

  @edzitron What may be overlooked here is that Microsoft, Amazon and Google are actually very smart. It’s a tails I win, heads you lose situation. If all goes well for Ant and OAI, the big guys get the revenue and equity upside. If not, and these two have problems honouring the commitments, the big guys may absorb the IP at a discount (there are sub-scenarios of varying severity here). These contracts will never undermine the businesses of the big guys. They are too big and stable. What will happen with the stock markets is another matter. In the big scale of things - this will be just a blip for the big guys. (So many “big” words)). Just thinking through the scenarios here. Wish everyone well)

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  J. J. Ellis (@jjellisart) reported 43 minutes ago

  @OpSoFrEn @PezunCityDJs You’d think so but actually no. Think of all of Amazon shutting down, the trillion tons of fossil fuels immediately saved. Think of SpaceX crumbling, the endless rockets exploding in our atmosphere and junk satellites littering our ozone with aluminum oxides, just gone one day.

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  Stephanie (@StephanieTX1776) reported 43 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @BeardedMan1975 Yes, this a recurring issue happening more and more often. I currently have pending items that have said they’re out for delivery since 4:11am yesterday that just say they’re late (duh) with no new expected delivery date. Why am I even paying for Prime any more?!?

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  Atlas (@a7las1984) reported 46 minutes ago

  @_Keith_Wagar I don't have an issue with the drivers. I'm sure it is tough. But Amazon should not ask me to go get the package. They should take responsibility and re-ship it or refund it.

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  Mark (@truckandduck123) reported 51 minutes ago

  I watch @amazon TV eating Amazon (Whole Foods) for dinner, visiting @onemedical owned by Amazon when I’m sick, and we don’t have a monopoly problem? what ******** is the DOJ doing? @JusticeATR

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  CTK Capital Intelligence (@CTKCapitalIntel) reported 52 minutes ago

  CTK Capital Intel Report Tuesday, August 4, 2026 The close: Dow: 54,120.40 — +941.99 (+1.77%) S&P 500: 7,739.27 — +138.77 (+1.83%) Nasdaq: 26,595.471 — +681.575 (+2.63%) Nasdaq 100: 29,743.133 — +966.329 (+3.36%) Russell 2000: 3,042.612 — +60.704 (+2.04%) Stocks surged as oil prices dropped on optimism that a U.S.–Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz could be close. The S&P 500 took out its June closing record, the Dow notched a second consecutive record close, and the Russell 2000 pushed back above 3,000. Fourth straight day of gains, and this one had breadth — every major index up more than 1.7%. The catalyst was specific and it came from the Treasury. Secretary Scott Bessent told CNBC that the U.S. and Iran could reach a deal Tuesday or Wednesday to reopen the strait with freedom of movement for commercial ships — and when asked whether Iran would be permitted to charge a toll, he said it would be freedom of movement. Crude fell about 3% to trade below $78 on the remarks, with Bessent adding that prices should fall further once the hundreds of ships stuck in the Persian Gulf can exit. WTI ultimately fell about 5% on optimism that mediators can broker a deal and avoid major American airstrikes. After a month where crude benchmarks spiked over 20% on the conflict, that's a meaningful unwind of the single biggest inflation input on the board. Earnings did the rest. Caterpillar and Palantir both raised annual forecasts, reassuring investors about AI-driven demand. $CAT posted the first $20 billion quarter in its 100-year history — sales and revenues up 24% to $20.5 billion against roughly $19.2 billion expected, with operating margin expanding 360 basis points to 20.9% while absorbing a tariff headwind guided at roughly $2.6 billion for the year. Seen as a bellwether for the global industrial economy, it rose as much as 12% intraday on the raised revenue growth forecast, benefiting from the AI data center buildout driving demand for its power generation and construction equipment. It closed +5.98% at $879.63 — worth noting it gave back roughly half its intraday gain, which suggests some profit-taking into the print rather than clean conviction. $PLTR was the day's standout, closing +29.49% at $162.70 after Q2 revenue grew 93% year over year to $1.94 billion and full-year guidance went to $8.16 billion from $7.65–7.66 billion — a roughly $500 million raise, larger than the record raise they posted last quarter. The solid outlook reassured investors about artificial intelligence demand broadly. The reason it matters beyond one ticker: US commercial revenue grew 149%, which is the cleanest available measure of enterprises voluntarily paying for AI that works. That's the datapoint the whole market has been hunting since Microsoft and Meta split 25 percentage points on the same theme last week. Disclosure: CTK holds both CAT and PLTR in the Convergence Portfolio. Not everything participated. Amazon pulled back 2% after Jeff Bezos filed to sell around $4 billion worth of shares, and staples, REITs, and utilities all fell roughly 1% as money rotated hard back into the AI trade. Certara tumbled 23.7% on an earnings miss, Aptiv fell 11.2% on weak guidance, and Bruker sank nearly 12% on a revenue miss and soft full-year outlook. SpaceX remains a cautionary tale on IPO enthusiasm — trading more than 17% below its opening price and nearly 50% off its mid-June intraday peak, though VandaTrack data shows retail has bought it on net every single trading day since the June IPO. What to watch: AMD and SpaceX both report after the close — AMD is the tiebreaker on whether last week's semiconductor washout found a real bottom, and SpaceX delivers its first earnings as a public company. Beyond that, the Hormuz deal either lands in the next 48 hours or it doesn't, and Friday's jobs print still looms with the 30-year elevated. Four straight up days into a historically weak month is a good problem to have. It's also a setup that gets tested quickly. Educational only. Not financial advice.

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  Anna 🇺🇦 (@AnnaEll06605627) reported 54 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp sorry - customer service? i get it - theres no issues caused by you if you dont talk to me ... i want a phonecall please ? can i remove my email ???

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  Seize the Means of Distraction (@thatgeekinit) reported 58 minutes ago

  @TrinityMustache When you consider how wide both major parties are, it becomes obvious that far right and far left will have tremendous adverse selection problems akin to why people who won’t shop at Amazon, Walmart, Target & Costco et al, will buy absolute garbage from Temu instead.

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  𝙣𝙤 𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙨𝙥𝙚𝙘𝙞𝙖𝙡™ (@PETEandrepete_) reported 58 minutes ago

  @firagawalkwthme @SamVanivray There are places where mailboxes are all grouped together at the end of really rural roads, but the people have to walk or more likely drive to them from their house . Amazon will actually go down those roads and do porch deliveries unless they can’t. That said, I’m totally against privatizing the postal service. I was only making the correction that Amazon did not in fact use the postal service at any point in their delivery chain. Possibly they used to but they definitely don’t now. (Occasional Flex driver here)

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  Aanand Gupta (@AnandGupt4) reported 59 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazon @amazonIN I am incredibly frustrated with this service. I have already waited the required time, and being told to wait again without a resolution is unacceptable.Issue needs to be escalated to a supervisor immediately. Do not give me another automated delay response.

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  Jamie Dixon (@DickoPuxs) reported 1 hour ago

  @Mark7085 @NotFarLeftAtAll Luckily I don't use Netflix, Disney+ I do very rarely use Amazon Video. I used A Fres VPN (Orbot), Tor Browser and Crypto. And telling you all it will do is push people onto there and that opens an un-told amount of problems. Because if you aren't clued up and know what you are doing on there you'll end up in a whole heap of trouble, traumatised or worse.

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  Ayzaa (@Ayzacoder) reported 1 hour ago

  Setting 3: The "Cross-App Tracking" Loophole Apps talk to each other. If you search for boots on Amazon, Facebook knows instantly. Fix: Settings > Privacy > Tracking > Toggle OFF "Allow Apps to Request to Track."

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  SamWilla Seasoned (@samwilla2016) reported 1 hour ago

  @Chicago_Goofies @amazon You have a problem to take care of.

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  Deep Value (@_deepvalue_) reported 1 hour ago

  🟢 QQQ $720.59 (+2.93%) Jeff Bezos filed to sell $4 billion worth of $AMZN shares. The filing came after Amazon climbed to an all-time high yesterday, extending gains sparked by last week's quarterly results. AMZN is down 1.91% today, while the Nasdaq is up 3.02%.

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  ------- (@arcfontis) reported 1 hour ago

  @JessiKuh06 @WeAssessCats I use World's Best 'low dust/tracking cat litter ... My 2 cats have no problem with it. Most pet stores carry the brand, or you can use Chewy or Amazon.

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  [Object object] (@StevenJBurns) reported 1 hour ago

  @WDE2011 @Jaxm53 @KritterKS we just burned down 4 acres of amazon rain forest and built 2 new data centers in this thread