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 (45%)
• Errors (29%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Vancouver	Errors	31 minutes ago
Ingwiller	Sign in	43 minutes ago
Portland	Sign in	1 hour ago
Austin	Website Down	11 hours ago
York	Website Down	12 hours ago
Troyes	Sign in	1 day ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Shubhamm (@Iyer_Idlii) reported 2 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN Still none of your executives has solved my problem. Kindly reply to my dm asap

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  Dr. Trash Land Scavenger (@tremolodestroyr) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Amazon @AmazonHelp Same problem 7 months ago. You didn't even try to fix things. #amazonsucks #amazonpreorders

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  Blockchain Bob (@blockchainbob) reported 8 minutes ago

  @DeFi_Hanzo the real alpha is that those who bought Amazon at 95% down are now generational wealthy

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  BillySS (@BillySS) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Christian_NYYST The gym part was a little funny, but my issue is the timing of it. It felt out of place. Like super cheesy/campy to suddenly serious. And I'm waiting for them to put the steelbook up. Zavvi has it up, but it'll be like $50 after shipping so hopefully Amazon hurries up

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  Myttle (@xmyttle) reported 11 minutes ago

  a seller found the product before touching Alibaba he did not start with a trend list he started with the complaints. Amazon reviews on one side Claude on the other supplier math underneath that is the whole play. 1-star reviews are not hate they are free product specs. one seller pulled hundreds of bad reviews from top listings and let Claude find the repeat failures: > warped silicone > sticky lock buttons > wrong bottle size > cheap parts > bad dishwasher claims then he turned that into supplier questions. - same category - better spec - cleaner listing - less guessing the example was boring: a portable dog water bottle. $7.11 landed cost $14.99 sale price ~48% net margin most Amazon sellers chase what already sells. the smarter ones read what buyers are begging someone to fix.

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  Manu (@manueth13) reported 11 minutes ago

  @PanasonicIndia @AmazonHelp Although the product return window has already closed, I still expect better support from Amazon in this case. The issue was not caused by any mistake on my part. The problem appears to be due to a defective product and an incomplete inspection during installation. As a customer, I had no technical knowledge to determine that the unusual noise was coming from a defect in the outdoor unit. It was the technician's responsibility to thoroughly inspect and test the entire system, including the outdoor unit, after installation and ensure that everything was functioning properly. If the defect had been identified during installation or during the technician's inspection, the issue could have been reported and resolved within the return period. Therefore, I request Amazon to consider this case as a genuine product defect and provide an appropriate resolution, even though the standard return window has expired.

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  N K Agrawal (@NKAgraw42297659) reported 11 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp This is one of the worse system on the earth, your customer support system never helps any customer, always my self have to brief everyone , why you can't chk details from your system and solve the issue?

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  Archangel Michael (@mikeaxolotl) reported 12 minutes ago

  Let me be a bit speculative here. I am genuinely wondering how forward looking Amazon is being here after the latest New Glenn setback. I'm not just talking about this potential $KEEL deal, AWS seems to be buying up a lot of MWs recently (some speculative, some confirmed) Orbital data centres feel inevitable long term, and SpaceX is clearly the company best positioned to spam launch them at scale. That creates a problem for Amazon, terrestrial data centres are constrained by power, permits, grid connections, and construction timelines, while SpaceX could eventually spam orbital data centres. The compute density may be far lower than terrestrial, but that doesnt matter so much when you are the only player in town who can continuously launch them at in-house rates and create a profit flywheel. Amazon already has huge compute demand today, so maybe the move is to secure as much terrestrial capacity as possible now and build a buffer before SpaceX can scale that advantage. This allows more time for New Glenn to catch up. They could be pricing in the setback of New Glenn and their constellation plans today by buying up more MWs. Why not? Not saying this confirms anything, but if Amazon is thinking 5–10 years ahead, land + power-backed data centre capacity looks strategically valuable at the moment, even more so than it already is from increased AI demand. There are so many factors at play, HPC leases are being economically pressured to proceed from all angles. Matter of when not if. $KEEL $FRMI

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  The Source Approach (@sourceapproach) reported 14 minutes ago

  High Amazon TACoS is a brand pollution symptom, not just a bid issue. Fragmented messaging causes Brand Signal Loss. Unify your D.U.B.S. with a Brand OS to win.

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  PARIS (@PDanceMusic) reported 15 minutes ago

  I thought I was getting my item early on June 6th 2026 Saturday but the #Amazon app said "Delivery attempted but front door or driveway was not accessible". They couldn't get in the gate but can @ the black gate further down. Are they gonna try again 2 give it 2 ME? Its no update

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  Iamemperor (@Iamemperor00) reported 20 minutes ago

  My roommate accidentally convinced our entire apartment building that he was a government agent because he didn’t know how to end conversations normally. It started because he ordered a shredder. That’s it. Just a regular office shredder from Amazon. But the delivery guy asked, “What do you need this for?” And instead of saying “old bank statements” like a civilian, my roommate pauses for two full seconds and goes, “Can’t really discuss that.” Why would you say that. Now the delivery guy looks nervous. My roommate notices the nervousness. And instead of correcting himself, he doubles down because apparently social anxiety turns him into a Batman villain. He leans closer and says: “Appreciate your discretion.” The delivery guy left like he had just transported nuclear launch codes. After that, weird things started happening. Neighbors became oddly respectful. People stopped asking him dumb small-talk questions in the elevator. One old man saluted him once. At first we thought it was coincidence. Then our downstairs neighbor knocks on our door and quietly asks, “Are we safe?” My roommate, who is eating cereal at the time, just stares at him and says: “For now.” FOR NOW??? The neighbor looked like he was about to evacuate his family immediately. Turns out the delivery guy had apparently told multiple people in the building that “federal people” were living on the third floor. And honestly my roommate’s lifestyle was NOT helping. He leaves the apartment at random hours. Owns three identical black jackets. Rarely explains where he’s going. Has terrible posture but walks fast enough to seem important. One time he came home carrying a locked briefcase. Do you know what was inside? A sandwich. But nobody else knew that. The paranoia escalated when building management installed new security cameras and my roommate casually muttered, “About time.” Now everybody thinks he requested surveillance upgrades. Then came the incident with Apartment 4B. There was a huge screaming argument downstairs around midnight. Doors slamming. People yelling. Somebody crying. The whole building could hear it. My roommate walks into the hallway, listens for ten seconds, then calmly says: “They’re moving earlier than expected.” EARLIER THAN WHAT?? A woman across the hall literally gasped. The next morning 4B had moved out unexpectedly because apparently they were already behind on rent and the fight ended the relationship. But now the building believes my roommate orchestrated a covert extraction. People started treating him like some kind of undercover protector. Neighbors would randomly update him on “suspicious activity.” One guy whispered: “There’s a blue Honda that keeps circling the block.” My roommate nodded and wrote something down. Do you know what he wrote? “Buy oat milk.” But the guy saw the note-taking and immediately went, “Knew it.” Then management offered him a free parking spot “for operational convenience.” HE TOOK IT. At this point I asked him why he kept feeding the delusion instead of stopping it. And he said something I’ll never forget: “It’s gone too far to explain naturally.” Which somehow made him sound EVEN MORE like a spy. Then things became catastrophic. A package got delivered to the wrong apartment and went missing. Management called a building meeting about “recent security concerns.” In the middle of the meeting, somebody actually turned toward my roommate and asked: “What do you think we should do?” This idiot crosses his arms and says: “Keep communication limited. Don’t panic.” The room nodded collectively. I was watching a man fail upward into the CIA. Then an actual police officer showed up later that week because somebody reported “possible federal surveillance activity.” We thought the game was over. But when the officer knocked on our door, my roommate opened it halfway, looked at the badge, and sighed like he was disappointed.

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  Jen Raichel (@jen_raichel) reported 20 minutes ago

  The game is on Amazon Prime but you can't watch unless you have the HBO upgrade, but if you have HBO with commercials you also can't watch the game you have to upgrade to HBO Premium. So either you can pay $120 yr + $19 a month, or $22 a month. I hate it here. @MLB fix this.

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  Naman (@UserStoic69) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Wrong order is selected there , the issue is in else . Please fix this

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  Nicoland (@NicoleMincu) reported 30 minutes ago

  Just wanted to let ppl know Amazon Japan delivers to Spain/Europe.You can sign in on Amazon Japan with your regular Amazon acc.The delivery is like any other shop Asia-Europe. I paid 31€ for Anan magazine ( 6 for the mag, 25 delivery). They have pretty much all the mag (+)

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  William Stickevers (@wstickevers) reported 31 minutes ago

  It's not just Bitcoin that's down: The percentage below from their All-Time High: Eli Lilly: 0% S&P 500: -3% Apple: -8% Google: -11% Amazon: -12% Nvidia: -12% Tesla: -21% Gold: -24% Meta: -27% Microsoft: -27% Palantir: -36% Silver: -46% Bitcoin: -51% Ethereum: -67% MicroStrategy: -78%

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  vikas shankar (@svikashankar) reported 32 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I am now being asked to wait 5–7 days for the refund, then place a new order and wait another 10–15 days for delivery. The water purifier was an essential item, especially with senior citizen parents at home. This issue was not caused by me, yet I am facing the inconvenience.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 34 minutes ago

  Hey there! We can confirm that we're an official Amazon account. We ask to send us a Direct Message, so we can send a link, so a member of our team can escalate your issue as we're unable to access account or order details through X. Could you please let us know what marketplace your account is on? For example, .com, .uk, .au, etc. -Chloe

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  Kitty (@Kitty__Jenny) reported 37 minutes ago

  Was somewhat heartbroken by just how bad The Devil Wears Prada 2 was​ For a film that claims to criticise big tech’s encroachment on the arts, it sure does a lot to perpetuate the problem (What sort of production team bases their villain on Jeff Bezos while also featuring Amazon product placements?!?) I have channelled my rage into investigating how AI, algorithms, and social media are reshaping Hollywood But also arguing that there are better, more hopeful ways for tech and art to min

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  Christian Keil (@pronounced_kyle) reported 41 minutes ago

  building an FPV drone is fun, every time I sit down at my work bench, I get to solder for 5 minutes then realize I still need to spend another $100 on Amazon to keep going

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  The Toy Investor (@thetoyinvestor) reported 43 minutes ago

  @JeffSendsIt Holy cow what an insight. I can barely stomach when a single counterfeit claim email comes in. Literally gives me trouble sleeping. ***** of steel. Actually super interesting that Amazon’s bs is what got you heavy into real estate. Would you say owning property is more/less/or the same amount of stress as Amazon? I’m assuming it’s a different type of stress because Bezos can’t just take your properties from you out of nowhere

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  Ex-Soldier 🗡 (@Ex_Soldier23) reported 45 minutes ago

  @breski8 I'm 1000% expecting amazon and walmart to price match down to the digital price just like they did with star fox and splatoon when they put up pre orders so that's good at the very least I think

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  Michael Roston (@michaelroston) reported 47 minutes ago

  Bought something on Amazon and it arrived in an unnecessarily large Walmart box. Have I discovered a glitch in the retail logistics matrix?

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  Saket Lombar (@iLawman) reported 48 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Still same issue..

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  Dr. Trash Land Scavenger (@tremolodestroyr) reported 48 minutes ago

  And gave my money to someone else. I chatted with an @Amazon associate this morning, and they were able to do nothing. The problem will keep occurring, because @Amazon is a ******* company that doesn't care. #fuckamazon

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  Jason Boyce (@JasonBoyceX) reported 53 minutes ago

  Knowing your true margin on Amazon is a pain in the arse! Ave7 tracked down all the data points and delivers PnLs and SKU Margin analysis at the SKU level. I can't tell you how many times I've heard brands say they are losing money on Amazon, only to find they have a 30% Contribution Margin after all Amazon & Ave7 fees. It's just not easy to track all these fees and see them clearly... until now.

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  Saket Lombar (@iLawman) reported 53 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Not able to login..

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  maqxbt (@maqxbt) reported 55 minutes ago

  Stop guessing what to sell on Amazon 1 to 3-star reviews are literally a free product spec sheet from buyers, telling you exactly which flaws they’ll pay you to fix The author of the article below automated this with Claude and pulled a product with a 48% net margin (vs. 20% for competitors) And the video shows a live example of this exact methodology running via Claude Code: creating a team of AI agents, feeding them market pain points, and getting a custom product that dominates Amazon Mexico If you are in Amazon FBA, this article + video combo is an absolute must-read in 2026 Bookmark this

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  vikas shankar (@svikashankar) reported 55 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I called amazon customer support Noone resolved the issue.

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  Misses microwaving fish in the office (@richgjaci) reported 56 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazon @FisherPaykelUS, had to pay for a new pump because my return could only be refunded. New pump was properly packaged, but still had a broken piece around the magnet. I want to do a second return and get a brand new one in the box.

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  Insatiable Curiosity (Misty) (@MarsArmyGeneral) reported 59 minutes ago

  @HennieLudick If I could figure out how to get paid for that I'd be down. I'll enjoy my fully clothed Amazon job running packages over 10 hours a day 7miles plus.