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
Los Angeles	Website Down	7 hours ago
Chicago	Errors	23 hours ago
Paris	Errors	1 day ago
Fléron	Website Down	3 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	3 days ago
Township of Evan	Website Down	3 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Vynil3D (Queue Status: Full) (@Vynil3D) reported 10 seconds ago

  @KnowingBetterYT Amazon is the problem here. The seller was fine with this lower pricing at others, passing along savings from lower fees at other marketplaces or taking a loss to increase volume there.. Amazon demands this not be possible so the prices are raised everywhere due to Amazon.

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  Karen (@KarenBarbados) reported 38 seconds ago

  @amazon 3 weeks to issue a refund. 😡

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  CA Mahesh Kabra (@maheshskabra) reported 2 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN @Lenskart_com That email says that you couldn't yet resolve it and will take more time... Surprisingly, the subject line says no issue selected.. And then the email body says you've understood the issue "We are working on your issue and we request you to wait." Disappointed..

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  Rohan Azad (@RohanAzad1) reported 2 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp, I raised a complaint (D457072456) on 21-May-2026 regarding the cashback issue on my Amazon Credit Card. It's been two months with no resolution. I've contacted customer care 4 times, but the issue still remains unresolved. Extremely disappointed with the service.

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  aintgonnaworrynomore (@aintgonnaworry1) reported 4 minutes ago

  @NewDawn7411 Interesting. I felt that air conditioning helped Americans be fat by not giving them heart attacks. I should have known the appetite issue because I spent two weeks in Amazon and the guides were from the Andes. Last thing you want when you're hot is soup.

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  Bellwether Research (Ian Andy) (@BellwetherRsrch) reported 10 minutes ago

  What that 60% is actually pricing... Organic growth did slow, 10-11% guided down to 6.5-8%. Real, and worth a de-rating. But management still guides double-digit EPS growth, 70.5% gross margins and about $4B of free cash flow this year. Six of its eight franchises grew last quarter, EP +22%, WATCHMAN +19%. Then June 30th finished the job. An index committee cut $BSX from Russell 3000 Growth benchmark. De-rate far enough and you stop screening as growth, so growth funds have to sell you regardless of price. Forced selling, price-insensitive, now essentially complete. Watch who bought into that... Board authorized $5B of buybacks, $2B deploying now. A director bought stock out of his own pocket. Steve Cohen's Point72 raised its stake 50% while cutting Nvidia and trimming Amazon. Every sell-side desk still rates it a Buy, including the ones with the lowest targets.

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  BlackwellBoy (@Blackwellboy) reported 11 minutes ago

  @HundtRichard No idea I just went through the chat and was told to go about it this way, I’ve never really had issues with Amazon before I was hoping they would do the right thing , I got them what they asked for went out of my way spent ours waiting in line at the local police station when my son and I were both sick with the flu , it’s been really rough process

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  ✨ biz nasty 2.0 ﾒ𝟶 🦦 (@Zibaddiejad93) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Chewy I already did my order via Amazon instead so if I run into this issue again, which I meant, I’ll contact yall again

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  AcrosstheVerse⁷ ⟭⟬ ⟬⟭ ㉧㉣㉣ (@AcrosstheVerse7) reported 12 minutes ago

  @SCEN7BTS I get most of my beads from beadtin or yourdiysupply, especially my letter beads. They just have a better selection of colors and color combos and they let you order single letter replacements. They also have a lot of different types of beads in different colours in the sizes I've been using. Honestly, it's a problem. I have three large boxes of beads right now. 😳 I do order some off Amazon if I am in a hurry or I am looking for something specific that I can't seem to find on the other sites. For example, the blue/black tiger's eye beads came from Amazon. They're kind of expensive, but I'm only using four per bracelet so it's not too bad.

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  HouseJunkie (@HouseJunkie) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AkshayNarisetti It took them FOREVER to ship mine, I could have bought it from Amazon and had it delivered next day. Aside from them being terrible to purchase direct from, the device itself is pretty good so far. Not a fan of the subscription model. That was not disclosed in the ADs.

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  The Prince of Parma Heights (@MuskBuck) reported 16 minutes ago

  @DavidPepper I think the Billionaire behind Amazon did a good job lowering costs. Government is the problem, not free enterprise.

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  Signal8 (@Signal8Ai) reported 17 minutes ago

  @PeterSchiff Warsh called it "capital might dry up." the 1990s telecom buildout ended in $2T of stranded fiber. that wasn't "curtailed investment." that was a credit event. $725B in 2026 capex. Amazon FCF down 95% TTM. hyperscalers now consuming ~90% of their own operating cash flow to fund this. "future investment curtailed" is the cover page. the bond market is the filing.

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  Aidan Quinn (@BwcDeals) reported 19 minutes ago

  @FlipCountry It's not an amazon issue.... It's a browser issue.

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  Paul Urquhart (Pseudonym) (@visor_t) reported 26 minutes ago

  @TheMiddleborne @ibmmiller Much as I love the idea of Debicki as Galadriel, I don't think there's really a "problem" with the Amazon version we got. So I'm asking you what you think the "problem" is, and outlining why I personally don't have one...?

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  chubs Williams (@Chubbywilliams2) reported 30 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp About a week ago, no matter the item, the easiest shipping option was a week out. Tumu has faster shipping. I called customer service, and after a long call, noone can say why or how long this problem will last. The only thing amazon delivers on time is the bank draft.

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  allie (@mnfstwrld) reported 32 minutes ago

  being #realasf rn , i DO look down at THAT type of reddit trans girls who wear that amazon skater skirt and knee high stockings....

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  Kougeru 🐉⛩️ (@Kougeru) reported 34 minutes ago

  @FoxSTARSVT The issue is that Crunchyroll owns the rights to most anime. Yes, we can order on other sites like Amazon but check the publisher - most stuff from the last 2-3 years is from Crunchyroll (or Aniplex which is also Sony). They'll likely stop selling outside CR store soon...

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  Miss Norma Jeane 🗽🇺🇸 🏴‍☠️💋🐾 (@rosanthony3) reported 36 minutes ago

  Every time I bring up how terrible Amazon is to 3rd party sellers (who are often TRUE SMALL BUSINESSES - not auto franchisees)? Someone mentions consumers love them & to eff off Y’all will regret that one day as they suck up ALL competition & product variety disappears…

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  Tyler Too Tall (@Tylertootall) reported 39 minutes ago

  Here is a big problem that Amazon will face: They will have to let a show be pro-American, pro-American values AND pro military. I honestly don't think they can let that happen, nor do I think they are capable of creating a show like that now. #SaveStargate

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  Afsarali Khan (@iAfsaraliKhan) reported 44 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp The best you can offer today doesn’t explain why Amazon broke its original 9 July promise, admitted a seller-side scanning error, and only then changed the delivery to 17 July. Customers deserve accountability, not repeated wait messages

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  Parental Advisory (@Parental_OnX) reported 47 minutes ago

  @1whsfl @JonFraserTF @canadapostcorp Ok, well obviously Direct "Amazon letter mail" figures don't exist because Canada Post still has the legal monopoly on most standard addressed letters. But the bigger picture is crystal clear from public data:l, Canada Post just reported a record $1.57 billion loss before tax in 2025 (up from $841M the year before). Parcels which are their growth hope have dropped 32.6% in volume and $850M in revenue as customers fled to private carriers after strikes/labor chaos. Letter mail volumes are down from 5.5 billion pieces in 2006 to roughly 2 billion now (63% collapse). Cumulative losses in the billions since 2018, plus taxpayer bailouts. Private logistics (Amazon + partners like Intelcom in Canada) already dominate parcels in urban/suburban areas faster, more reliable, with tech-optimized daily routes. Amazon is shifting away from handing off to public posts in the US because their own network is cheaper and better controlled. They crush high-density delivery with AI routing, scale, and flexible contractors. Proposal: Contract out urban/high-density mail (letters + publications + parcels bundled on one efficient route) to Amazon/private players. Keep Canada Post/public only for true rural + sensitive stuff where density is too low to profit. That's where the real cost burden is. No, I don't have a hypothetical Amazon letter-per-piece quote (monopoly blocks that). But when the public model is bleeding billions while privates eat their lunch in every open segment, the evidence is in the losses and market shift. Ending the monopoly + smart contracting would deliver cheaper/faster service for most Canadians and save taxpayers money long-term. Sources: Canada Post's own 2025 financial release + annual reports. Think tanks like Fraser Institute and C.D. Howe have made similar cases for reform. What am I missing?

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  Sh_here🔥 (@anuragmsharma94) reported 48 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I got an email from your stupid associate for another order ID ! My issue regarding that order was solved already and now she says no price will be honoured, 3 people promised me that and I placed an order and now your associate is saying something else

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  Glare Guard (@GlareGuardUS) reported 48 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp That link gives a 404 error. I’m trying to get access back to KDP. Says account closed, tried a new email and then said linked to existing and then I get logged in and says permanently closed. So I try to make new account and says exists. Trying to sell books

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 51 minutes ago

  @mansaaraj Please copy the link and access it from a different browser. Make sure to delete all cache, cookies, history from device. Logout and login to Amazon account and try to access the link, it will redirect you to Amazon app, fill the required details, so that our team can check and assist you further. You will receive the response in 6 to 12 hours via email. - Gayathri

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  WizZa Keem (@WizzaKeem) reported 52 minutes ago

  @JakeSucky Unfortunately that Amazon doing. The server getting shutdown RIP

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  Nate Brown (@ntbrown01) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Blackwellboy Can your credit card company get involved and issue a charge back since the merchant, Amazon isn’t being cooperative?

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  Alphatica (@alphaticaio) reported 56 minutes ago

  🚨🚨 Educational Moment: How QQQ's Negative Gamma Drags SPY Down We're seeing channels comment on QQQ's negative GEX (great). We what the actionable part. We care more about the impact on SPY. Here's how it works in plain terms. THE NUMBERS RIGHT NOW: SPY's shock absorber: -$82M. Barely negative. Almost neutral. QQQ's shock absorber: -$519M. Deeply negative. Amplifying every move. SPY is barely broken. QQQ is smashed. So why is SPY falling? Because they share the same engine parts. THE CONNECTION: Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Broadcom sit in BOTH indices. These seven names are roughly 30% of SPY and 50% of QQQ. When QQQ's negative gamma forces dealers to sell these names, the selling hits SPY simultaneously because SPY holds the same stocks. Think of it this way. SPY and QQQ are two different cars that share the same engine. QQQ's shock absorber is broken. Every bump makes QQQ bounce harder. But because the engine (the mega-cap tech names) is shared, every bounce in QQQ shakes SPY too, even though SPY's own shock absorber is barely damaged. THE AMPLIFICATION: QQQ at -$519M means every dip in tech triggers forced dealer selling in QQQ options. That selling pushes NVDA, AAPL, MSFT lower. Those same stocks dropping pulls SPY lower because they're 30% of SPY's weight. SPY's own structure at -$82M would normally produce a flat, quiet day. The moves would be small. But the selling pressure imported from QQQ through the shared mega-cap names overwhelms SPY's near-neutral structure. WHY QQQ GOT HIT HARDER: Fed Chair Warsh said the word "disappointment" next to "AI" today. QQQ is 50% AI-related mega-caps. SPY is 30%. The same comment hits QQQ nearly twice as hard by weight. The put buying concentrated in QQQ options, not SPY options. That's why QQQ's structure is 6x more negative than SPY's. QQQ premium: -$103M put-heavy. Puts are winning. SPY premium: +$268M call-heavy. Calls are still winning. The institutions bought puts on tech specifically (QQQ) while maintaining call positions on the broad market (SPY). The hedging is targeted at AI names, not the entire market. That's sector-specific risk management, not broad liquidation. WHAT THIS MEANS: When you see SPY drifting lower on a day with barely negative GEX, check QQQ. The drag might be coming from next door. The shared mega-cap names transmit QQQ's broken shock absorber into SPY's structure even when SPY's own structure is nearly neutral. The fix is the same as always: when QQQ's shock absorber rebuilds (puts expire, IV compresses, positive gamma returns), the drag on SPY stops. The monthly OpEx on Friday expires 2.55M puts on SPY and a significant put book on QQQ. The rebuild starts there. $SPY $QQQ

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  Jon Stoddard (@JonMStoddard) reported 58 minutes ago

  The seller's spreadsheet says the website generates an 35% margin. Would you bet $30,000 of your money on it? I wouldn't. One mistake I see first-time buyers make is assuming the seller's reports are now their operating plan. They're not. They're a starting hypothesis. The day you close, the risk transfers to you. Your cash. Your investors' money. Your SBA personal guarantee. That's why I tell buyers to resist the urge to "improve" the business on Day One. For the first 30-60 days: • Freeze discretionary spending. • Watch cash hit your bank account every day. • Reconcile Shopify, Amazon, POS, and merchant deposits yourself. • Learn where every dollar is made—and where every dollar leaks. Don't optimize until you understand reality. A broker's chart is a sales document. Your bank account is the truth. Messy financials can actually help you negotiate a better purchase price. But after closing, those same messy financials become your problem. As a buyer, your first job isn't growth. Your first job is replacing assumptions with facts. Never operate on someone else's version of reality. Verify the cash.

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  John Powers (@wapella) reported 59 minutes ago

  @jimiuorio @DanielBuchfink @johntamny ding ding ding...Winning answer. There were many analysts who noted this. Asset holders cleaned up. Consumers got skinned. You don't want a Mom and Pop store, when you are locked down and Amazon is wide open with inflated prices.

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  Bryce Joe (@yobrycejoe) reported 59 minutes ago

  Your Amazon listing looks done and still does not sell because one detail kills trust. Finish the small stuff. Fix the ugly first pic. Tighten bullets. Clean your keywords. Turn the lights on before you judge the build. What detail blocks your sales today?