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 (28%)
• Sign in (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Ashburn	Sign in	7 hours ago
North Las Vegas	Sign in	7 hours ago
Saint-André-de-Corcy	Sign in	13 hours ago
Lyon	Website Down	17 hours ago
Camden	Website Down	1 day ago
Detroit	Errors	1 day ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Anmol Puri (@anmolpuri_syd) reported 4 minutes ago

  Everytime I place an order with overnight delivery, I get a message in the morning 'delivery attempted' and we could not get in. I live in an apartment with an open lobby where Amazon delivery team delivers hundreads of packages every week without any issues. @AmazonAustralia

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  Common Sense Project (@BillHuntKS) reported 7 minutes ago

  @PatriciaHeaton a lil potential wisdom... take a deep breath... slow down a bit... advice 1) the store knows very well now how many people are NOT happy with them.. remember sometimes people make bad decisions 'cause they need to... we dont know by the posts how they were threatened.(at least they percieved as such). 2) the REAL villians in this story is/are the person/people that exerted the obvious threats (imho)..THOSE are who need to be outed & face the wrath of the public...(ala being unAmerican) for heavans sake - the country allows Mein Kampf, by Hitler (and others like it) to be sold in stores & online & in US Schools libraries... its on Amazon as we speak as to Nasville... yes too many CA Lib types moved to Nasville, the city less & less mirrors the well known & loved values of the State help save the city from herself. @johnrich

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  Ely (@myonly1ag) reported 9 minutes ago

  @chartdata @hhanniepie @HITSDD Has the problem with Amazon been solved ???

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  Melvin (@MelvinInvests) reported 10 minutes ago

  Hyperscalers just blew through a record on borrowing and it's worth knowing who profits from it (Save this). Amazon, Alphabet, Meta and Oracle have issued roughly $194 billion in bonds so far in 2026, already crushing the $108 billion issued in all of 2025. Goldman Sachs expects that number to hit $250 billion this year and jump to $400 billion in 2027 as debt increasingly funds the AI buildout instead of just cash flow. Demand is already cooling too, with bond cover ratios falling from nearly 5x in February to below 2x in July, and borrowing costs rising as a result. Here are some of the stocks that benefits from this. Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Citigroup, and Bank of America all posted blowout underwriting revenue in Q2 2026 directly from managing this wave of hyperscaler bond and stock sales and that fee income sent Goldman and JPMorgan shares to record highs. Goldman stands out most because it's both the firm forecasting this debt wave and one of the lead underwriters actually executing it, meaning it collects fees on nearly every leg of this financing boom regardless of which hyperscaler is borrowing. Moody's and S&P Global get paid every time a hyperscaler issues a bond, since these deals require credit ratings and $194 billion in issuance this year alone means a steady stream of rating fees regardless of how the AI trade itself performs. MarketAxess and Tradeweb run the electronic bond trading platforms where this debt actually gets bought and sold, so heavier hyperscaler issuance means more trading volume flowing through their systems. Insurers with large fixed income portfolios, such as Prudential Financial and MetLife are natural buyers of these long dated, investment grade hyperscaler bonds and rising yields on this paper actually improves their portfolio income at a time when insurers have struggled to find safe assets paying this much. Bullish on AI infrastructure, make sure to follow @MelvinInvests for more AI infrastructure insights, and if you want to see exactly what I'm buying as an analyst at Milk Road Pro, you can check out the link below for more.

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  BassPlayer (@imthebassplayer) reported 11 minutes ago

  @IGN Nay, you do not fully understand the mind of Amazon and the journalists that spew their lies. They are bold and cunning. Even now they play a game with peril and win a throw by implying the rings of stupid's writing is as good as the Jackson movies. Down, snake!

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  VKS the Jat (@Chhora__Jat_Ka) reported 13 minutes ago

  @help_delhivery @delhivery AWB 14931249591462 , I got a broken product from @amazonIN by delhivery. Maine 3 baar return request raise ki per apka delivery boy pickup nahi kar raha or wrong status update kar raha h. Even maine amazon se verification tak hatwa di h product ki.

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  🐲🌸 Flavaaaaaaaaa 🌸🐲 (@MMMitsflava) reported 13 minutes ago

  Someone give me they Amazon login

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  photon⁹⁷ (@Red_Mercury___) reported 16 minutes ago

  @MUSA_313__ @Flipkart @flipkartsupport Mjy b hota hai same flipkart pai We have pincode here but orders were not showing delivery here so I was using main town Anantnag's pincode but same address and Amazon used to deliver and flipkart mai yehi problem hoti thi same

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  🔞 Kespe ⚖️🌱🌸🏵️🌿( kesrunsslow.bsky.social ) (@KesRunsSlow) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp this appears to be a global problem, my dude. the problem is not on my end.

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  JC Merlo (@itsjcmerlo) reported 20 minutes ago

  $MU path to 1k or 600 by Friday $1,000 by Friday Aug 7 is +21.5% in five sessions July went 1,154 to 823.03 = -28.7%with a lower-high sequence of 1,255 → 1,011 → 990 → 931. That said, here is the strongest honest case 1. The move size is not the constraint MU has printed this exact magnitude twice this year: •May 1 → May 8: 542.21 to 746.81, +37.7% in 5 sessions •May 22 → May 29: 751.00 to 971.00, +29.3% in 5 sessions •July 30 alone: +18.4% in one day A 21.5% week is unremarkable for this name. The question is catalyst, not capacity. 2. The three-day structure off the low is genuinely constructive Higher lows and higher highs, three sessions running, on 54M to 70M shares. That is the real kernel of my idea 3. The July damage was mechanical, not fundamental This is the core of the thesis. Three forced-seller events, none of them about Micron’s business: •Korea curbed investment in leveraged ETFs, which spooked semiconductor investors and forced deleveraging •Leopold Aschenbrenner’s fund unwound its entire public portfolio after heavy losses •Cramer floated that a hedge fund blowup could mark the bottom The Roundhill Memory ETF is down over 43% from its high this year That is a positioning unwind finishing, not a demand cycle breaking 4. The fundamentals moved the opposite direction from the price •FQ3 revenue $41.46B, up 74% sequentially and 346% year over year. Non-GAAP EPS $25.11, gross margin 84.9%, adjusted free cash flow $18.3B on $7.1B capex. •FQ4 guidance: revenue up 20.6% sequentially with gross margin lifting to roughly 86%, putting the stock near 6.7x annualized FQ4 non-GAAP earnings. •Roughly $100 billion of revenue is already committed at contracted minimum prices. Not a pipeline, a floor. •MU jumped 6% Friday after Apple and Amazon CEOs warned of exceptionally higher memory costs. Your customers publicly confirming your pricing power is the cleanest possible tell. •The four largest cloud providers now guide to a combined $720B to $745B of 2026 capex. •UBS models DRAM demand growth of 36% in 2027 versus 22% in 2026, and initiated SK Hynix at Buy with 61% implied upside. 5. The week actually has catalysts •Tue 8/4: $AMD earnings, JOLTS •Wed 8/5: $SNDK reports. This is your week. Direct memory read-through, and the only clean one before September. •Fri 8/7: July payrolls, consensus 87,500 with unemployment ticking to 4.3% from 4.2% •Backdrop: the Fed held at 3.50% to 3.75% alongside cooler inflation data The path to $1,000 has to start Monday 1Reclaim ~$900. The 50 and 200 EMAs are clustered around 899 to 902. Nothing works until that is back 2Take 990 to 1,011. That is the July 22 to 23 congestion shelf and where the last rally died. 3SNDK Wednesday has to deliver. A strong memory pricing guide is the fuel for step two. Realistically you need $900 by Tuesday’s close for Friday’s $1,000 to be live.ll ❌❌❌❌❌ What kills it •Friday was a distribution day. Opened 919.65, ran to 930.88, closed 823.03 five dollars off the low. A 12% gap up fully rejected is not what a bottom usually looks like •MU is below the 50 EMA (902.30) and 200 EMA (899.37), broke the 803.31 support, and the candles show large bearish bodies with little lower wick, which reads as real selling rather than profit taking •CXMT does not resolve in a week. The Chinese memory IPO plus reports that Apple is testing CXMT products for China are a structural overhang, and the August 21 Senate deadline for Apple on Chinese AI chips lands after your window •August, midterm Q3, 30-year yield above 5.2%. •Invalidation levels: 818, then 789, then 737.88. Below that last one the reversal thesis is simply dead. Wolfe’s Rob Ginsberg put it well: the next few days are important, and if momentum stalls out and rolls over it will be clear we are not out of the woods.

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  generatorman (@generatorman_ai) reported 24 minutes ago

  amazon's half-baked attempt at being a model training company is terrible for their marketplace business. amazon blocks the chatgpt sandbox browser. ebay does not. guess who chatgpt is giving all my business to?

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  Shane Boyce (@boycereads) reported 26 minutes ago

  Hey, @amazon. This change to remove all info from emails is ******* terrible. It’s business first, not customer first. Young @JeffBezos would be ashamed.

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  🐲🌸 Flavaaaaaaaaa 🌸🐲 (@MMMitsflava) reported 26 minutes ago

  Why my Amazon not working 😭😭😭

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  PaTriotDaD81 (@PatriotDaD_81) reported 28 minutes ago

  Hey Amazon Firestick bullshit. Your new update sucks. No one likes it. Its messing with all the apps. Stop trying to hard. Tell your head team If it ain't broke....dont fix.

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  PARAD0XCIPH3R (@PanCipher) reported 32 minutes ago

  @A_User_I_Think @PeriBlitzV2 Okay, from what it seems, Gabriel has been accused of grooming his wife when she was underage. Some people claim that this is not true, while other people counter this. The drama died down until his most recent video (the INSANE AMV) got taken down by Amazon due to copyright—

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  Eric Pereira (@iamericpereira) reported 34 minutes ago

  Ten years ago I was buying wholesale inventory on Amazon and reselling it for slim margins. Spreadsheets tracking cost basis, shipping fees, return rates. Not exactly the startup dream. But that business taught me something that took years to appreciate: every business is a distribution problem wearing a product costume. The Amazon wholesale operation failed when a competitor started undercutting me by pennies because they had a better supplier relationship. I didn't lose on product. I lost on access to cheaper distribution. The e-commerce brand I built after that grew to six figures and then plateaued because I was dependent on Facebook ads. When CPMs doubled in 2021, my margins evaporated overnight. Product and conversion rate hadn't changed, but the channel got expensive and I had no backup. The SaaS product stalled at a few hundred users because I built features instead of building a pipeline to put it in front of people who needed it. Every time, the product was fine and distribution killed it. That's why I build consumer apps differently now. Distribution architecture comes before features. I design the TikTok creative system, onboarding flow, and retention loops that turn a user into someone who refers another user, all before writing product code. After four businesses where the product was good enough and distribution killed me, I flipped the ratio. First 90 days: build the channel, prove people show up, then build what keeps them. Four businesses, one lesson. I just finally started building around it. This account is the build log.

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  Proud Deplorable (@camp32236823) reported 39 minutes ago

  @V15Jay No and would take Amazon everyday over META. Say Google but their YouTube and government contracts makes them worth watching. Still with Grok and other AI apps one has to question are their advertising sales going to go up or down and we know the answer. Hardly even use Google anymore except the calendar

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 40 minutes ago

  @DhruvKr @DhruvKr Hi. We're sorry there is a refund issue. To clarify, what Amazon Marketplace is your account associated with (.com, .co.uk, .in, etc...)? Please let us know. -Ruby

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  texanconstitutionalist (@texanconstitut1) reported 41 minutes ago

  @MarinaMedvin He’s suspect, however, I do think Google and Amazon should have been broken up. It’s almost too late now.

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  bestpennystocks (@Jeannet34838963) reported 44 minutes ago

  @SECTOR_RES0123 🚨 MONDAY OPEN IS A TRAP FOR AMATEURS. HERE IS WHERE THE REAL CAPITAL IS BLASTING. While retail traders spend their weekend reading outdated news, institutional whales have already finalized their order flow for Monday morning (August 3rd). A massive macro rotation is hitting the market, and a select few high-conviction tickers are primed to completely explode at the bell. ⚡ The Monday BLAST Watchlist: • Amazon ($AMZN): Flawless hyperscaler cloud revenue acceleration just triggered a massive institutional buy signal, forcing an 11.3% volume surge right before the weekend. • Bitdeer ($BTDR): Staring down a monumental 43.28% Short Float. The short-sellers are trapped, and any upward pre-market tick triggers an immediate, catastrophic short squeeze. • SoundHound AI ($SOUN): Sitting on an astronomical 42.75% short interest. Retail thinks the AI hardware trade is stalling, but the algorithmic pivots are already locked for a violent re-pricing.💸 The Inside Loop For Next Week: • The Tech Squeeze: $AMZN, $AMD (+4.51%), and $MU (+5.23%) have reset their structural variance after the July pullback. Monday morning is the rubber-band snap. • The Liquidity Trap: One hidden mid-cap on our private dashboard has a rare high-volume accumulation anomaly—signaling a 30% to 50% violent breakout within 72 hours. • If you aren't positioned before Sunday's overnight sessions lock, you are officially the exit liquidity for Wall Street's yachts.Stop chasing trailing indicators. Trade the aggressive institutional volume with the 1%. 👉 Drop your top tickers below or click to clone the Complete Monday Open BLAST Sheet instantly: [JOIN THE INNER CIRCLE & CLAIM THE BLAST SHEET NOW] 🚀

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  Ishaan Ansari (@iamihansari) reported 44 minutes ago

  The most successful consumer products rely less on what users say and more on what they do. Spotify learns from what you skip, replay, and save. Instagram learns from what you watch, share, and linger on. Behavior is often more truthful than feedback. The goal isn't to collect more data. It's to collect better signals In April 2017, Netflix officially replaced its iconic five-star rating system with a simple thumbs-up and thumbs-down layout. But why did Netflix switch? - Confusion over stars: Users often mistook the five-star score for a global site average (like Amazon or IMDb) rather than a personalized prediction of what they individually might enjoy. - One person's 3-star meant "average." - Another person's 3-star meant "pretty good." - Some users rarely gave 5 stars, while others handed them out freely. - A/B test results: Simple thumbs choices felt easier and less like an academic critique, so more people were willing to provide their feedback. In order to understand how the Netflix recommendation algorithm actually works behind the scenes, subscribe to my Substack. Link in the replies 👇

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  Durwin Lloyd, ND (ret) (@LloydDurwin) reported 44 minutes ago

  @TrueOnX Biblical indictment of the act and the institution that permitted it In October 2019, during the Amazon Synod, wooden figures of a pregnant woman—widely identified as representations of the Andean earth deity Pachamama—were brought into the Vatican Gardens. Participants knelt and bowed in a circle around them in the presence of Pope Francis and members of the hierarchy. The figures were later placed in a Roman church. Mel Gibson described the event on Joe Rogan as pure apostasy. The record of the ceremony itself is not in dispute. An institution that claims to be the unique guardian of the revelation of YHWH, the God who spoke from Sinai and through the prophets and the apostles, cannot introduce the symbols and rites of another deity into its sacred precincts without crossing the line the Scriptures themselves draw. The first commandment is not optional Douay-Rheims, Exodus 20:3-5: “Thou shalt not have strange gods before me. Thou shalt not make to thyself a graven thing, nor the likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or in the earth beneath, nor of those things that are in the waters under the earth. Thou shalt not adore them, nor serve them: I am the Lord thy God, mighty, jealous…” Douay-Rheims, Deuteronomy 6:14-15: “You shall not go after the strange gods of all the nations, that are round about you: Because the Lord thy God is a jealous God in the midst of thee: lest at any time the wrath of the Lord thy God be kindled against thee, and take thee away from the face of the earth.” The God of Israel does not share His glory with carved images of fertility deities, whether called Pachamama or by any other name. The ceremony in the Vatican Gardens was not a matter of cultural courtesy. It was the physical enactment of what the Torah forbids under penalty of covenant judgment. The pattern of golden calves When Israel mixed the worship of YHWH with Egyptian symbols, Moses did not call it “inculturation.” He called it apostasy and broke the tablets. The same standard applies to any body that claims succession from the apostles. The presence of hierarchical figures bowing or permitting bowing before an image associated with a pagan mother-earth figure is the modern equivalent of the camp at the foot of Sinai. The Scriptures leave no room for a double standard. “Call no man your father” Douay-Rheims, Matthew 23:9: “And call none your father upon earth; for one is your father, who is in heaven.” The command is explicit. An entire clerical system built on the routine title “Father” for its priests stands in direct contradiction to the plain words of Christ. Peter, whom the same institution claims as its foundation, is recorded as refusing undue elevation; tradition holds that he requested to be crucified upside down because he was unworthy to die in the same manner as his Lord. The gap between that posture and a system that institutionalizes the very title Christ forbade is not a minor disciplinary matter. It is a standing contradiction of the Master’s instruction. The claim of exclusive representation Any organization that presents itself as the chosen vessel of the God who said “Thou shalt have no other gods before me” and then permits the ritual honoring of another deity inside its own walls has abandoned the terms of the covenant it claims to guard. The issue is not whether individual Catholics are sincere. The issue is whether the hierarchy's public acts align with the God they name. Scripture judges the acts. Douay-Rheims, 2 Corinthians 6:14-16: “Bear not the yoke with unbelievers. For what participation hath justice with injustice? Or what fellowship hath light with darkness? And what concord hath Christ with Belial? Or what part hath the faithful with the unbeliever? And what agreement hath the temple of God with idols?” The temple of God and idols do not agree. When the two are brought together under the same roof, and the hierarchy participates or remains silent, the verdict of the text is already written. The money-changers were driven out for lesser offenses against the holiness of the house. The introduction of a foreign cultic symbol into the place that claims to be the center of Christian fidelity is a graver breach. The biblical standard does not bend to institutional continuity, historical prestige, or claims of unbroken succession. It demands exclusive allegiance to the God who will not share His glory.

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  Josh (@JFergistheman) reported 45 minutes ago

  @ryans_investing @JE_Investing @amazon Those Mrs love $AMZN Trying to get mine to calm down lol

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  Absolute Joey Summer era watched BND (@Joefanatic23) reported 47 minutes ago

  OMG WHY IS AMAZON PRIME DOWN..

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  Berna (@BernaF74120) reported 47 minutes ago

  @murtuza_merc Amazon isn't slowing down 👀

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  Juan Emiro Herrera (@JuanEmiro) reported 47 minutes ago

  @amazon 5/This isn't my first Apple purchase on Amazon. I've bought NEW (not refurbished) Apple devices directly from Amazon's official Apple store before, with zero issues — proof that my account, my card, and my buying history are completely legitimate.

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  Danielle - Diva Q® (@DivaQBBQ) reported 55 minutes ago

  I ordered one package this week to Amazon just one That in itself is a miracle however, it would’ve been nice if they at least delivered it to my house and not my neighbors down the road.

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  Maximillianus Tylerensis (@maxtyrtx) reported 55 minutes ago

  @CJGRISHAM The problem is we can’t order them from Amazon.

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  bottT (@Tanmay00291) reported 57 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Amd i can't add email adress also there is a issue

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  🔞 Kespe ⚖️🌱🌸🏵️🌿( kesrunsslow.bsky.social ) (@KesRunsSlow) reported 60 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp i was using the website on my laptop, as was my husband. i tried to log in, it says there is no passkey for this device, then redirects me to the sorry page, with no way to fix this. i was using the website an hour ago with no problems, as was my husband. what the heck is this?