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 (32%)
• Sign in (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Wiesbaden	Errors	14 hours ago
Columbus	Website Down	15 hours ago
Indianapolis	Errors	2 days ago
Montbéliard	Website Down	2 days ago
George West	Website Down	2 days ago
Ligueil	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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  anurag sharma (@anurag9266) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Dear amazon team i think you are not interested to resolve the issue

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  Mike Williams (@CaptainNukko) reported 10 minutes ago

  A year ago, I really didn’t have anything bad to say about @amazon. This year. Different story. They keep trying to send packages here using their drivers. Problem is. They never come here and mark the thing as “undeliverable.” It is very deliverable. They deliver almost daily to the house across the road. Prime is no longer worth it to me. Since the deliveries are so bad, why bother?

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  Ironheart Capital (@Ironheart_Cap) reported 11 minutes ago

  That's the brief. 🫡 Four reviewers went at yesterday's draft and three found real errors in my own arithmetic, so this is the second version. Amazon reports again in late October, and if the Anthropic line carries the quarter a fifth time, the multiple you get quoted is fiction two years running. Repost this if you would rather follow somebody who reruns his own numbers. Hop in the free IHC Discord - live trade alerts, daily edu, real traders. Link in bio. Happy Tuesday. 🍻 - IHC Not financial advice.

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  Grumpy (@ProfGrumpy55) reported 13 minutes ago

  @snooza20 @Viora_Tech_Ai All of them. LG just had an update and I had to deselect all the spy stuff on my bedroom tv. It took 3 or 4 tries. The living room LG OLED is running a firestick so that's not an issue, but I'm sure Amazon is watching as well ...

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  willie. (@williedotdev) reported 14 minutes ago

  Everyone building custom AI chips has the same problem… They still have to talk to the rest of the rack. Amazon, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic are all designing their own silicon so they don't have to buy as many GPUs. Nvidia's answer is not to fight every ASIC. It's to own the socket they plug into. Nvidia is an AI infrastructure company… That's the play. Cede the custom chip, keep the factory. Nvidia is the landlord of the AI boom.

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  I'm Mayowa! (@TheAMHQ) reported 15 minutes ago

  6 mistakes that cost me 11 years: 1. Wrote the books I wanted to write 2. Launched hard, then went quiet 3. Priced low to compete 4. Published paperback only 4. Built everything on Amazon KDP 5. Judged the my success after 4 books Every one of them was free to fix.

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  GrannyJ 🌊 (@grammajac320) reported 18 minutes ago

  @JeffBezos (2) I couldn’t sign in and so I just clicked on something to try to sign in. Amazon cancelled my account for too many returns. I hardly ever ask for a refund😡 Call your 800 # for customer service &was told the only person that could help me was “An Acct specialist “

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  Qamar Rizwani (@qrizwani) reported 18 minutes ago

  Most investors spend their whole lives trying to beat the market. Bill Miller did it for 15 straight years. He is the legendary mutual fund manager who crushed the S&P 500 from 1991 to 2005. Magazines crowned him the greatest money manager of our time. Then came the 2008 financial crisis, and his fund took a brutal 55% hit. Most people would have broken down and quit forever. Not Bill. He studied history, read up on the panic of 1873, and doubled down on deep value. That mindset led him to his biggest home run ever: Amazon. While Wall Street laughed and called him crazy, he never sold a single share. Today, at age 76, he owns more Amazon stock than any individual whose last name is not Bezos. He brought that same legendary conviction to crypto. He started buying Bitcoin back when it was trading at just $200 or $300. At one point, he revealed that a massive chunk—around 50%—of his portfolio was tied to crypto and Bitcoin. He knew that a fixed-supply asset would change the financial world forever. Now imagine if Bill Miller wanted to trade today. He would never want to wait around for old, slow stock markets to open. He would want absolute speed, freedom, and total self-custody. That is why bStocks on @PancakeSwap are a total game changer. Time to channel your inner Bill Miller and start stacking today.

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  Hindsight Capital (@Klaudnin3) reported 21 minutes ago

  FTC and 22 state AGs sued Amazon yesterday, and the complaint is a fun read. The allegation: Amazon told advertisers for years it ran second price auctions, pay one cent above the next bidder. Internally it added what employees called a soft reserve price and an invented auction participant. The FTC's word for that is shill bidding. The numbers: Sponsored Products advertisers paid their own full bid 30 to 40% of the time in 2021. Then 70% in 2022. Then about 80% in 2024. Surcharges ramped into Prime Day and Black Friday. Alleged take: tens of billions over seven years. Sizing it against yesterday's long pitch: ads are an $80B run rate business growing 26%. This is a deception case under consumer protection law, not structural antitrust, so the remedy is fines plus conduct rather than a breakup of the ad line. The ugly part is the internal quotes, and those do not get unquoted. The real risk to the thesis is not the fine, it is advertisers shading bids down once they stop trusting the auction. Watch bid commentary on the next earnings call, and whether private class actions stack on top of the states.

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  Roger (@rogknowsbestt) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Ash_Flowers Hi Ashley. I enjoy your podcasts! Question. I have been trying to get into The Deck Investigates however everytime I try to listen on amazon, I cant an error stating that it is unavailable. Do you know why I would be getting that?

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  Don KofiAdM1N 🎖️🎖️🎖️ (@DonKofiAdM1n) reported 22 minutes ago

  @anonymo6575 @AsakyGRN lol even a Jss2 can go all you just mentioned right now seriously you have no idea. Do you even know anything about Amazon aws javasscript c++ building a valid algorithm or a bank website that you login in with on your phone you think yahoo guys can do this ? lol your Knowledge is limited.

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  Deep Value Memetics (@DV_Memetics) reported 25 minutes ago

  AI Morning Event Summary: rates and the 9am CT macro gate pressure AI semis Rates and oil are the first gate this morning. $SPY $763, -0.6% pre-market; $QQQ $709, -1.1%; $SOXX $502, -1.9%. The August ISM Manufacturing PMI, July JOLTS, and July Construction Spending all hit at 9:00am CT. Ahead of those prints, AP and WSJ reported the $2Y near 4.35%, the $10Y near 4.79%, and Brent near $92 after the U.S.-Iran escalation and the post-Jackson Hole rates repricing. That is a harder setup for AI and semis than Monday's open because the duration headwind is already in the tape before the data. Active names $NVDA $217, -1.5% pre-market. Tuesday's tape is giving back part of the early Anthropic / Lambda contract read, but the stock is still holding better than $MRVL, $MU, and $SNDK. Direct GPU demand is still screening cleaner than second-order financing and cadence risk. $MRVL $204, -3.5% pre-market. Thursday's beat and raise still did not clear the cadence and margin bar. The stock remains one of the weakest semi names versus $SOXX after the recent UBS PT cut to $300 from $340. $SNDK $1,525, -2.7% pre-market. Storage is giving back part of Monday's relative strength as yields rise. The next check is whether NAND and enterprise SSD still hold better than broader semis after 9:00am CT. $MU $937, -2.3% pre-market. Same memory lane, but the stock is still tied more directly to HBM and DRAM tightness than to Sandisk's contract-backed NAND setup. $DELL $452, -0.9% pre-market. Results are due after the close. The bar is high after the 2026 run, and tonight's focus is AI server backlog conversion, supply, and whether FY2 EPS can keep moving with the multiple. $CRDO $221, -2.5% pre-market. Networking appetite is still not broadening while yields are moving the wrong way. Tonight's print matters for the AI interconnect lane into $ANET, $MRVL, and $AVGO. Wall St one-liners $NVDA: Goldman Sachs raised PT to $300 from $285 -> out-year growth commentary still sits above a Street bar in the mid-40s, so the stock can hold relatively better even when the group derates. $MRVL: UBS reiterated Buy and cut PT to $300 from $340 -> the tape still wants quarter-by-quarter custom cadence and margin proof, not only higher FY27 revenue. $DELL: Evercore has framed AI backlog above $51B as the key support -> tonight's print needs backlog conversion, supply relief, and margin durability to keep FY27 EPS moving with the stock. 3 key tech headlines NVIDIA and MediaTek deepened their partnership on AI edge-to-cloud platforms on Monday -> custom silicon and edge AI attach remain live read-throughs for $NVDA and the broader ASIC lane. Anthropic said it paused some pre-release cyber evaluations and some training work after earlier agent incidents -> frontier-model safety pacing is back in the product-release debate for cloud AI partners. The FTC and 22 states sued Amazon on August 31 over alleged hidden ad surcharges -> new regulatory pressure lands on $AMZN ads even as AI and cloud remain the larger earnings debate. What to watch - 9:00am CT ISM Manufacturing PMI for August, JOLTS for July, and Construction Spending for July. - The $2Y / $10Y path after the macro prints and whether oil stays near $92. - Whether $NVDA keeps holding better than $MRVL, $MU, and $SNDK after the open. - Whether $SOXX can stabilize near $500 or keeps underperforming $QQQ. - $DELL and $CRDO after the close for AI server backlog, networking demand, and guidance quality. - $AVGO and $HPE on Wednesday, September 2, 2026 as the next major AI hardware checkpoints.

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  Sunshine Sunnybunz (@SunshineS58469) reported 26 minutes ago

  @__0HOUR1_ Groceries have come down, but Walmart and Amazon are forcing higher prices on even small competitors like a cartel. You can look into this.

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  FrugalBC (@frugalbc) reported 28 minutes ago

  Listened to a really interesting podcast from Derek Thompson on data centers that gave me second thoughts. Pro-data center people are right about the water and electricity concerns being more smoke than fire. But there are other, less billboard-like concerns that are worth paying attention to. For instance, the companies that build these center come to the negotiating table with small towns and villages, or even small cities, with huge teams of high-powered attorneys. They come with NDAs, and they pressure officials to stick to the NDA against the precepts of open governance. And with a diminished media environment, they often get away with it. I found out this happened in my own area. A village to the south of me approved tax incentives for an Amazon Warehouse. They dealt with a broker and approved incentives without disclosing to the public the recipient. Not even they knew! Funny thing is that Amazon actually rejected the incentives and built it anyway. (Which is a funny rebuttal of the "but, for" clause in these tax incentives. They're only supposed to be for projects that wouldn't happen if not for the incentives.) Coupled with that is land use/value concerns. Similar to wind farm projects, where you place them matters. There are concerns about noise, property value impacts, etc. And local control. Our county just passed a moratorium so it can develop policies around data center buildings. I guess the bottom line is that it is a complicated issue, and should be treated as such.

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  HighJFranko12 (@HighJFranko12) reported 30 minutes ago

  @WOLF_Financial then why is amazon down?

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  fatema ismail (@FatemaI) reported 34 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Why shouldn't they contact me?I have wasted enough time regarding this issue!

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  Grail.eth (@graildoteth) reported 36 minutes ago

  What are some potential quality infra coins that might shoot to 10M? Here are a few hovering in the low-mid Ms that look like they might hit the 8-figure market cap mark this week. No crystal ball, though. If the market pukes, so will these. I hold positions in all of them, aiming to hold and not trade em. Feels like many of these could be 50-100M runners later on. $EARN / ~5M. Spiked to 6M earlier, was sitting at around 2M for a long while. I pushed in at 4M (wrote my last post mentioning EARN and did not have a position yet lol...). I think this one is really a big deal and will be a big cap on RH. This will probably hit 10M next week, given how the market is looking. Promising infra is repricing fast, especially live platforms that offer interesting yield tweaks. EARN is the liquidity layer for onchain equities, so it's going to play a big role in what's to come. $DENAR / ~2.5M. Launched a few days ago and is basically straight to 2M. I've been sizing into this, as I like what's going on. Lending platform for onchain equities, but it looks like they are also now expanding to RH coins, with individual markets. If they expand rapidly into low-cap coins, they could gain market share. Similar product to @longbowlend, which already has a head start, but early days here. Room for quite a bit of growth for all players right now. WHEN? Could see DENAR hit 10M within a week or two given how the market is looking. They will need to increase their pool sizes. Right now it's still day 1, and the pools have a 10,000 USD cap. $DTF / ~2.5M. Chart shows good support. Dips slurped up. More of a question of WHEN the project launches (sooner =best). OHM Ponzinomics + capital markets might be the best thing since ham and cheese. Predict this will shoot right up to 10M when the product goes live, as long as it works and there are no code issues that derail it. Tempted to up my position here on that bet, but much depends on how long until launch. If the dev does not launch soon, price will slide as capital gets antsy and rotates. The founder is putting out messages every day that the final tests and tests of the test are happening, so launch seems likely in a few days. $TWO / ~5M Attracting serious TVL. This one is growing. Getting close to 10M, and I think it will breach soon. Got my eye on this one as a real growth story. Crazy APYs right now on this one in the pools. Unique use of v4 hooks and some steamy foreplay on what v4 hooks can bring to the DeFi table. This only confirms my conviction that v4 hooks are the narrative of this cycle that I want to bet on (hello @Hookrfun, which is positioning as the infrastructure layer of v4 hooks). I actually bought more at 5M again. $BOW -- 6M This was overtaken by arrow-2:native suddenly, which has not yet even launched. Kind of indicates some big players are sizing in. Probably tells you something. ARROW is already at 10M+, though, and has taken the spot as the highest-cap lending protocol so far. Still an open market for who becomes the definitive credit layer. I no longer have my BOW position (rotated it into ARROW and DENAR), but this one looks like it wants to hit 10M soon. $PRISM (@prismassets) 5M. Dev is deving, and the project is offering something unique so far with an Amazon of onchain equities and RWAs. Didn't think much of this when I entered at 300k weeks ago, but the project surprised me. Expect this to slowly climb to the 10M range, market conditions allowing, ofc, over the next few weeks.

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  maybe it's just me (@mhickey1950) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Acyn She just hates when people have an opportunity to work, shut down Amazon in NY which would have created hundreds of jobs.

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  EWC68☠️😎🇺🇸 (@JimLancebandit) reported 40 minutes ago

  @DrEtiquette I guess you’re not very educated and not very smart here. Let me help you out because you’re mentally retarded. I guess they already did moron and nobody said a ******* word moron. Holy **** you people only show how dumb you are more and more every day when you run your mouth on here. The volume of data centers and digital infrastructure built during the Biden administration (2021–2026) is unprecedented, driven heavily by post-pandemic cloud scaling and the historic artificial intelligence boom. Rather than just a matter of adding thousands of routine server rooms, this period transformed the industry through massive "hyperscale" campuses and AI clusters. Key milestones reflecting this growth include: Massive Capacity Expansion: U.S. operational data center capacity expanded drastically, climbing past 40 gigawatts. New supply deliveries scaled rapidly, adding billions in market value each year. The AI Inflection Point (2023–2026): Net absorption of data center power demand more than doubled in a short span—surging from 6.4 gigawatts in 2023 to 16.9 gigawatts by 2025, with leasing activity hitting historic highs. Facilities that once required a few megawatts now demand hundreds of megawatts or even gigawatts of power to run advanced computing clusters. Tightened Inventories: Despite hundreds of massive new facilities breaking ground or coming online across major hubs (like Northern Virginia, Dallas, Phoenix, and Atlanta), national vacancy rates plummeted to historic lows (around 1% to 2%) due to insatiable demand from tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta, and newer AI enterprises.

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  Slasher81 (@Slasher81HW) reported 41 minutes ago

  @AmazonUK @AmazonHelp Why is the website giving this error message? Cannot order or log out!? 
"An error occurred when we tried to process your request.
We're working on the problem and expect to resolve it shortly. Please note that if you were trying to place an order, it will

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  Khaled: 🧠🫡 (@khaled) reported 44 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp The problem the link won’t open unless it’s the app. So the website is implemented incorrectly Please offer a choice for the user. @googlemaps did it.

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  NodalPoint (@Phaeacian173) reported 45 minutes ago

  @realMAG1775 We are trying to stop corporate welfare for server farms. If Amazon or Google wants to build a data center, they can build their own power center right next to it. Until they do that, they are subsidized by my electric bill. I'm demanding they pay the actual cost of the building.

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  Slasher81 (@Slasher81HW) reported 53 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Clicked the link and get the same error message?

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 53 minutes ago

  @ImranKh07035891 Sorry to know about the issue with the invoice for the order. Currently, Amazon Now in India doesn't support digital invoices or have a way for customers to download an invoice on mobile. This feature is provided on a desktop. You can print or download an invoice following the steps: 1. Go to Your Orders from your Desktop Browser. 2. Select View Invoice from Your Orders page. 3. Select View or Print Invoice from the Amazon Now order details page. Do let us know if you need any further assistance. -Shabreen

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  Venky (@venky_officiall) reported 54 minutes ago

  @jagograhakjago @jagograhakjago plz help us this issue @AmazonHelp

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  Dipendra Mitra (@dipendra_mitra) reported 56 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Again the same nonsense reply. Please understand the concern before responding. Guess I need to approach some governmental authority to get my issues resolved as you all are jus playing with the customers

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  Alan Denham (@Nuomer1) reported 57 minutes ago

  @MichaelJecks Any problems purchasing from Amazon and downloading directly? And what is the battery life like? And is it back-lit?

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  Cian Brennan (@__cianbrennan) reported 57 minutes ago

  You do not have a volume problem. You have a pricing problem. There are only so many projects near you. You cannot out-volume a thin margin. You are BMW, not Amazon.

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  Macy Evatt (@MacyEvatt) reported 1 hour ago

  So far Issue #1 is nearly completed in its artwork. Issue #2 shouldn't be too far behind this one if everything goes according to plan. We will be posting the comics both on amazon and webtoons for those who enjoy physical copies or online versions. Keep your eyes out for that.

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  Hornet 𐔌՞. .՞𐦯 (@CelestialNosk) reported 1 hour ago

  @neeratengu Its just a cheap temporary one off amazon until my mom is back from europe and we can get a refund on my broken one 😭