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 (47%)
• Errors (28%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Fléron	Website Down	3 hours ago
Melbourne	Sign in	8 hours ago
Township of Evan	Website Down	8 hours ago
Los Angeles	Sign in	21 hours ago
Lillers	Website Down	1 day ago
Ciudad Jardín	Sign in	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Amit Maurya (@amitkm192) reported 10 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp 3. again called today at 1:30 , she again telling customer care can't see delivery agent number, now who is lying. instead of delivering product all drama you people doing. 1. guy : Ankit 2nd Guy: Niaz ( culprit) 3rd lady : Shanti check issue. my registered mobile: 7829931664

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  El Patrón (@ElPatronCapital) reported 10 minutes ago

  $TSCO — the closest "no" we've run in weeks. Tractor Supply is down 53% from its high, near 52-week lows, trading at ~14x earnings — its cheapest in nearly a decade. And unlike most beaten-down names, there's no structural trap here: Clean accounting — no one-time EPS games 17 straight years of dividend growth, well covered (~44% payout) Healthy balance sheet, active buyback A real rural-retail moat — small-town stores Amazon can't easily reach. So why not a buy? Discipline. Our probability-weighted model lands at ~12.8% p.a. — just under our 15% bar. The rural consumer is soft, comps are basically flat, and traffic is the question mark. This is a genuine value setup, not a value trap. But "cheap and good" still has to clear the hurdle, and this misses by ~2 points. What flips it: a price near $27, or a strong Q2 print (July 23) showing traffic stabilizing. Not investment advice.

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  Nipun Taneja (@nipuntaneja05) reported 12 minutes ago

  2nd week at Amazon Reading the docs of the field im working in We can’t fathom the level at which Amazon has broken down things. It’s not just a delivery app for a reason.

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  Mark Scoble (@ScobleMark) reported 12 minutes ago

  @SydneyLWatson I concur; I too caught it for the first time on Amazon; there were a lot of powerful emotions, but one thing that pissed me off - when a certain issue was forced upon a character, it seemed so unlikely as to suspend disbelief because it was so unlike what we had come to know

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  Daryl The Pool Guy (@MitiskaDaryl) reported 12 minutes ago

  @libsoftiktok @MarkLevineNYC No we don't moron. We have a loser problem. The reason that they won't just deport them all is because they are tied into the economy. They pay more in taxes than Amazon, who thanks to the Big Billionaire Bill, has received something like $126,000,000 TAX RETURN.

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  Saikiran (@saikiranvangala) reported 14 minutes ago

  Hi @amazon there is an issue in amazon basics washing machine, but unable to reach out to your team, routing multiple numbers but no proper response. Kindly connect to relevant team . @amazonIN @amazon

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  B/ Raggs (@Raggsadocious) reported 15 minutes ago

  @jondelarroz He’s stupid, but that’s no reason to punch down, man. The average book on Amazon sells less than 250 copies. Which means the average the average book makes the author $500 if they’re lucky. You know what I made on my first book? $137.47. And every sale was priceless.

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  Sarah Rosemary (@SarahRosemary3) reported 16 minutes ago

  @MrsBr0wn_82 @WilsonRupe22821 Often happens with Ring footage in crime inquiries eg some people don't subscribe so there's no save function or if the subs is deceased they also need to get permission from NoK last resort - worst case amazon with consent or legal warrant yes even in USA, cops have issues 🙄

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  BRY (@FlyerPerspectiv) reported 17 minutes ago

  🚨🚨🚨Kick all the illegal immigrants off of working these apps. Amazon. Uber. DoorDash Lift. It’s a high level security concern. American citizens are not safe with illegal imigrants with fraudulent identities delivering anything to our yards or apartment buildings. SERIOUS PROBLEM 🚨

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  T (@AprilWorld) reported 18 minutes ago

  @RaviRaj13857831 There are no elephants in the amazon, sit down

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  Emily Atkins (@bahallathegreat) reported 19 minutes ago

  @NatWest_Help any issues your end with payments as I ordered something with Amazon and it asked for authentication not had to do that in a while just wondered if there’s anything going on with the system

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  Sagar Borude (@Finix_India) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN This is highly disappointing. Instead of addressing a severe issue where a Prime member's 3 consecutive work-related orders failed, your team is sending automated survey links? My query was not resolved, and my professional work remains heavily disrupted.

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  Launchese - Launch Your Startup Today 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 (@wearelaunchese) reported 28 minutes ago

  Even switching payout providers can cause problems. On Amazon, swapping from Payoneer to Wise (or vice versa) counts as a "new bank account" in their system and triggers an automatic hold.

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  Lestan (@Lestan21) reported 28 minutes ago

  @sentwts How far is the site? That's the main question remaining, if I have to move to another state/country, then that's affecting my decision. With no guarantee of job security, if Amazon forced to uproot my life then I'm very likely turning down their offer even though it pays better.

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  Marisa (@newsgirl88) reported 28 minutes ago

  I’m so disappointed in @AmazonHelp after the debacle I’ve had the past two nights trying to watch the last two episodes of Love Island USA through my @peacock subscription on there. Yes, it’s a minor issue in the big scheme of the world but paying for a service and having to 1/2

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  Sarah 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪☘️♥️🕊️ (@MagnoliaSeas) reported 32 minutes ago

  @celtic_jaime Amazon delivery drivers can be just as bad. I’ve got footage of one dropping a heavy parcel containing a tripod and camera lenses straight from chest height onto my concrete doorstep, despite ‘fragile’ being written on it. 🙄 Why he couldn’t just bend down and lay it on the ground, I’ll never know. The idiot. There was quite a bit of breakage inside and I had to get replacements. I caught him and asked what planet he was on, but he just laughed and drove off. I eventually sent the footage to customer service to pass on to his boss at the depo, so hopefully he didn’t get away with it. It must have cost Amazon hundreds in damage. They need to stop hiring these disrespectful ***** to deliver parcels.

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  Ian Fisher (@ChiefAcorn) reported 36 minutes ago

  @badbake_offgrid They've lost or misdelivered 4 packages of mine over the last 6 months. 2 were Priority from a person. 2 were Amazon packages. Amazon is an easy fix. Personal items are difficult to replace.

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  nikhil (@nikhilpruthi97) reported 37 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @AmazonHelp He behaved rudely with my mother and even used abusive language. The Tohana Delivery Hub (PIN 125120, Fatehabad, Haryana) supported the delivery associate instead of resolving the issue. Please investigate this matter, take strict action against the delivery associate

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  Travis Lausch (@lauscho1) reported 37 minutes ago

  @WhyThoBoucher @RaceWeather @EchoParkSpdwy I think one thing missing here is how TSN is treated on a Roku box compared to online. I'm already paying for one, and it's rife with issues. One O'Reilly's race I had to finish by subscribing, when I already pay for it elsewhere, on my PC. Amazon Prime is where my Roku

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  Ryan (@spoon) reported 39 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp The call was followed up by an email because I wouldn't give any information. Amazon is 100% the problem here by asking for personal information straight out the gate without even asking for customer by name. That policy trains consumers to fall for scammers!

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  Sagar Borude (@Finix_India) reported 41 minutes ago

  my third crucial order is heavily delayed/stuck (Tracking ID: 168232869762). What is the benefit of paying for a Prime Membership if guaranteed deliveries are repeatedly failing? Getting a refund doesn't solve the problem when the product is urgently needed. @amazon @amazonIN

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  Ankush Mittal (@TheAkMittal) reported 46 minutes ago

  @delhivery Such a pathetic service , delivery guy is not giving my shipment due to your side issue. Please handover my parcel, or just close your company if you can't solve it. AWB - 13372276099571 #Amazon @amazonIN

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  bentley (@bentleyammers) reported 47 minutes ago

  @JaredRyanSears There is one simple solution Congress could implement that would improve the lives of tens of millions of Americans, reduce poverty, cut government spending, increase federal revenue, strengthen Social Security, and boost the economy. Not only would this policy cost the government nothing, but it would reduce spending by over $100 billion each year. That solution is raising the federal minimum wage. A 2026 UC Berkeley study by Michael Reich examined what would happen if the federal minimum wage were raised to $20 an hour by 2030. The results are impressive: 🔸Nearly 40 million workers would receive raises 🔸The average affected worker would receive around $8,000 more per year 🔸Federal revenue would increase by $69 billion, with $35 billion going to Social Security. 🔸Federal spending would be reduced by $108 billion because fewer workers would need to rely on assistance programs 🔸Combined, that creates a $177 billion improvement to the federal budget. 🔸The effects on inflation and employment would be negligible. The reason raising the minimum wage has so many benefits is simple. When companies pay workers too little to afford food, rent, healthcare, childcare, and the rest of life’s expenses, the government has to step in to prevent those workers from needlessly suffering. Taxpayers end up subsidizing the employer through federal assistance programs for its workers. Amazon is one of the clearest examples. A University of Illinois Chicago report found that roughly half of Amazon’s frontline warehouse workers struggled with food and housing insecurity or paying their bills. One-third rely on public assistance. Amazon had profits of roughly $80 billion last year. It also spent over $25 million on “union-avoidance” tactics to prevent its workers from collectively bargaining for better conditions and fair pay. It should not fall on the shoulders of taxpayers to ensure that people working for the richest companies in the world have enough money to put food on the table. Those companies should be required to pay a proper wage. Minimum-wage laws that enact living wages address this problem. Despite the constant fearmongering about how higher minimum wages will destroy jobs, crush small businesses, and send prices soaring, that doesn’t happen. America even had a federal minimum wage that was a living wage in 1968. The middle class was at its strongest. GDP growth was high. Unemployment was low. The national debt was drastically lower. And people still became rich. The economy didn’t collapse because of better pay. It continued to improve. Today, the federal minimum wage is a poverty wage. This is the choice Congress made by letting it erode away for decades without addressing the problem. A few members of Congress are pushing for legislation to raise the federal minimum wage to $25 an hour over several years. This would be an easy economic win that has far-reaching positive effects. The only reason not to do it is to keep caving to corporate greed.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 48 minutes ago

  Competitors reprice every hour. Your margins shouldn't be defenseless between manual checks. Built RepriceIQ to fix that. Autonomous repricing agents monitor Amazon, eBay, Walmart, and Google Shopping 24/7, making decisions that protect margins, not just undercut competitors.

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  Viora Tech (@Viora_Tech_Ai) reported 51 minutes ago

  A man had Amazon Prime for 7 years and thought the whole point was just getting boxes faster. His sister spent 4 years working inside an Amazon warehouse. She was staying over for the holidays and watched him pay $34 for expedited shipping on an item that already qualified for the same speed, completely free. She put her coffee down: "You've had 9 things this membership gives you this entire time. You've used one. Amazon's not going to tell you — they make more money if you never find out." 12 minutes later: he'd saved $380 that week. Got his next package delivered a full day early. Found $900 sitting in unused credits and benefits he never knew existed. Here's everything his sister showed him:

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  Mau (@Maulop0101) reported 52 minutes ago

  Amazon Amazon Amazon @amazon You have a broken returns refund problem. When a person buys 3 different items in the same order, they receive 3 items. But if the person decided to return 1 item, goes and drops it off at Kohl’s or any other store location in the world, they get a refund email notification. They get refunded for that item. But 2 weeks later they get refunded for the other 2 items as well. Something they never decided to return. 6 Weeks later, you end up charging the buyer again for items that supposedly you refunded. Something they never decided to return, never got an email on, but according to their bank records, they did get a refund on. This is a problem, it’s happening world wide.

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  Caleb Wachter (@CalebWachter) reported 54 minutes ago

  @HipMrBully @MarchandSurgery I'm only interested in finding examples of writers who ply the same general market trends as today (long, multi-book universes with common character rosters from entry to entry) since that's what concerns me, so I naturally gravitate to those portions of a writer's bibliography. I don't have any issue conceding, for the sake of lubricated conversation, that the Dark Tower series is among his weaker offerings. But it's the only one that checked sufficient boxes (long series, consistent characters entry to entry, fantastic elements, strong character-driven narratives) from his catalogue to warrant a re-read decades after my initial exposure. Which actually strengthens the thrust of my position: if Stephen King had no name value or commercial leverage to deploy, and he was throwing stuff up today on Amazon as JAG, he'd fail badly.

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  EyesWideOpen (@ClarityHurts) reported 54 minutes ago

  @JethBodeen @WallStreetApes What, are you a hermit or something? I see them all the time. Recently bought a car where 3 of 4 were broken. Had to pull the cables to open the door. I ordered a set for about $50 on Amazon and had them replaced in under an hour.

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  BeyondBeyond (@Microwave2Death) reported 57 minutes ago

  @divine__timing Two years ago they tortured my dog while I was out so badly that at the end of his life he couldn't use the bathroom outside and finally when he passed I bought a battery powered carpet cleaner $350.00 on Amazon to clean the carpets properly. The thing arrives but no battery. I thought it was an honest error on the companys part but I end up going to Walmart to buy another one and I get home and get started on the carpets, move the sofa in the living room to get the carpeting under there and......there's the original battery from the first order. This is exactly the type of **** they do. They opened my original Amazon order perfectly and removed the battery then at some point left it under the sofa. Would have been there unnoticed for a while if I hadnt actually moved the thing. I have countless stories like this.