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.

• Errors (48%)
• Website Down (33%)
• Sign in (19%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
East Orange	Errors	50 minutes ago
Plymouth	Errors	2 hours ago
New York City	Sign in	3 hours ago
Saint Albans	Website Down	6 hours ago
Jibert	Website Down	6 hours ago
Torreón	Sign in	7 hours ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Mike (@emtb123) reported 3 seconds ago

  @NickWilsonSays @amazon 🎵 Never gonna call time out 🎵 🎵 Never gonna sit James down🎵 🎵 Never gonna switch my D🎵 🎵Not until it hurts you🎵

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  Iranwar.com (@iranwardotcom) reported 40 seconds ago

  Amazon ships a bar of soap in a TV sized box no problem but I toss a paper towel and suddenly I’m melting the polar ice caps. Jeff turning cardboard into a forest while I’m getting a lecture from my recycling bin.

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  E. Anne Henley (@EllaAnne49) reported 2 minutes ago

  @cptdankkk Consumers with spending problems has become the American pastime. Breakfast, lunch and dinner on the go, food delivered by Uber drivers, catalogs bringing goods right to your doorstep and Amazon on call 24/7. And who can drive or walk by a coffee stand for only five dollars a cup. If one were to jot down the little purchases and not look at them for a month, they would be shocked to find they could have paid for a cook.

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  مجد م. (@_majdm) reported 2 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Thank you for your reply, but this process does not work for my situation. The order has been made on Nov 2025 and the problem appeared after using it several months. Also the box was also opened.

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  KingLion6508 (@KLion6508) reported 3 minutes ago

  @zerohedge Sure you did Jeffy boy. I don't seem to recall that Amazon was shut down at all during covid. ALL YOUR MOM AND POP RETAIL COMPETITORS WERE SHUT DOWN. So, we take your massive increase in wealth as exactly what it was. A grift, shoved in the rear end of taxpayers & consumers.

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  Vicky Blaber (@BigBladder887) reported 5 minutes ago

  @wallstengine Course it will solve the issue. How does he think his enormous profits get funded? He doesn’t pay his employees enough money to afford all the stuff Amazon sells. How does it all get funded? Government deficits!

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  Dr. Ketzer (follows back fiction writers) (@Wisteraverse) reported 7 minutes ago

  @RA_Venn_ @Scott_A_Butler Problem is that this is via Amazon extended distribution, it's priced higher than I chose it & I get 20% less royalties!

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  Joe Lambert (@JoeLamb19988038) reported 8 minutes ago

  @IAmJoeSummers His mom stole her neighbor's amazon package while wearing his jersey with his name on the back. He is generational stupid. You cant fix that

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  Brian Crowell (@CrowellBrian) reported 13 minutes ago

  @adamemedia1 @AdameMedia Shut down the ports. Shut down the railroads. Shut down the docks. Shut down the Amazon warehouses. Truck drivers pull over and stop for 72 hours and have a barbecue on the side of the road..

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  Wandering Capitalist (@Venturinglist) reported 16 minutes ago

  @dannycantalk @rcbregman Much wealth in the US has been created recently. It’s not a spending problem. It’s a WASTE problem. Every Amazon server runs technology funded with tax dollars. We get great returns on accretive public spending. WEALTH CREATION.

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  Indicium Markets (@IndiciumMarkets) reported 19 minutes ago

  In 2009, Etsy was quietly dying. Revenue was flat. Amazon was circling. Handmade goods felt like a niche too small to matter. So they hired a data scientist named Kellan Elliott-McCrea. He wasn't a retailer. He was a software engineer who had spent years obsessing over distributed systems. But he brought something most retail minds didn't have: a way of thinking about scale as a design problem, not a logistics one. He rebuilt Etsy's engineering culture from the ground up. Continuous deployment. Blameless post-mortems. Systems thinking applied to a marketplace of handmade goods. By 2012, Etsy had grown from 150 engineers to over 500. Revenue followed. The insight wasn't retail expertise. It was transferred expertise. Takeaway: The person who saves your company probably didn't come from your industry. They came from somewhere adjacent - with a mental model your competitors never thought to borrow. " Expertise compounds across domains. The cognitive habits built in one field don't disappear when you switch fields. They transfer. The best analysts in prediction markets right now aren't coming from finance. They're coming from game theory, statistics, and software. - - - "The expert in anything was once a beginner in something else."

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  daniel myrick (@daniel_myrick03) reported 20 minutes ago

  @ASPCAPetIns, are you giys going to fix the Amazon gift card promotion that was offered?? When I called, several weeks ago, the representative said that you guys were aware of the problem.

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  David Aspinall (@David_Aspinall) reported 24 minutes ago

  @CliveRoper @NOWTV it has stopped working on 2 LG tvs and an amazon firestick for me, but working fine on my phone. Funnily enough the tv/stick apps had all been logged out (and updated maybe?) and I needed to log in first, then the error.

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  The Count of Owyhee (@Outterbassman) reported 24 minutes ago

  @JeffBezos Can you go back to Amazon and fix it?

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  ⋆° 𐙚 ₊⋆𖦹 ⋆｡✩ (@koalafied4pain) reported 24 minutes ago

  @thejudgementgay MY ******* GOAT I WAS ABOUT TO BURN DOWN AMAZON IF HE DIED

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  Nonexistent (Katie) 🏳️‍⚧️ (@nonex_istent) reported 26 minutes ago

  Making merch is like the base thing to get funding for a show If they weren't indie they wouldn't have merch right away because then they'd be funded by a bigger corporation such as amazon, netflix, sony, all those big hitters everybody knows And guess what? Glitch isn't funded-

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  NEEZY (@BeLikeNee) reported 26 minutes ago

  @FugitiveJacket @JeffBezos Amazon is our problem, his company operates in Canada too and he does the same greedy tactics in Canada If you don't like that ... then tell his *** to say in the the USA only. Until then you're gonna hear how big of a ******** Jeff Bezos is from everyone around the world

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  wizard (@Wizardgames15) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Saqib_hmed @lthlnkso @HasanabiProd Twitch is a net money sink. Idk how many ads hasan runs. I’m sure the subs are great. But twitch as a whole is the biggest piece of **** investment ever. Which is insane because Amazon has the server capacity and fiber lines to make it work.

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  Lukazs (@Lukazssp) reported 31 minutes ago

  @rcbregman Bezos is estimated to have paid about $1.35 billion in federal taxes in 2025 from Amazon stock sales alone. How much taxes did you and your entire family paid last year? How about since you were born? Yea. That’s what I thought. Sit down bud

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  TechBrosTechBro (@WE2SeriousConvo) reported 40 minutes ago

  @JeffBezos We need to give everyone in the world 1VCPU for free for life from amazon aws. That will solve all world problems. People can rent them out or host their websites and or business ideas. Call me Jef..

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  darkpoolhunter (@darkpoolhunter) reported 42 minutes ago

  everyone's watching $NVDA stock price tonight. nobody's reading what jensen actually said. $1 trillion in orders on the books through 2027. not analyst projections. not revenue guidance. signed contracts. microsoft, google, amazon, meta — and now governments. japan. france. uae. saudi arabia. nations are buying nvidia chips the same way they built power grids in the 1900s. jensen calls it sovereign ai. every country on earth is realizing that running its defense, healthcare, and financial infrastructure on someone else's american cloud server is a national security vulnerability. so they're building their own. with nvidia. on multi-year government contracts that don't disappear when a cfo has a bad quarter. that's not a product cycle. that's a permanent budget line on 100 government balance sheets. then spacex filed its ipo paperwork today. everyone sees "rocket company goes public." here's what they're missing. in february spacex merged with xai — elon's ai company — in the largest corporate merger in history at $1.25 trillion. starlink already controls two thirds of all active satellites in low earth orbit. $10 billion a year in revenue. growing. the next phase: orbital data centers. ai compute nodes on satellites, launched by reusable rockets, running on solar power, owned by no landlord, under no single government's jurisdiction. one company controlling the launch vehicle, the satellite constellation, the internet pipe, and the ai model running through it. end to end. in orbit. that's not a rocket company going public. that's the compute layer of civilization being moved off earth. nvidia is building the intelligence infrastructure on the ground. spacex is building the infrastructure to take it off the ground entirely. two companies. two filings. one thesis. whoever controls compute controls everything. most people will only see the stock prices. 🦈 5,774 stocks scanned every morning at 5am pt

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  Spiffer (@greedoisapunk) reported 44 minutes ago

  @WOLF_Financial “Root problem at Amazon, humans. Solution, replace them with robots. Problem solved forever”

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  TheBigAristotle (@LeBigAristotle) reported 44 minutes ago

  @NotRudeBro @JasBilyeu @NYCMayor Amazon is somehow worse than that also terrible entity

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  James Lore (@Crow_T_Lorebot) reported 50 minutes ago

  @VictorMeldrew17 When I was a kid you could only get it up north like when we went to visit relatives, it was nowhere to be found down south. Now you can get it off amazon, though!

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  Robert Ta (@therobertta_) reported 51 minutes ago

  The math exposes the problem. If Amazon has 30,000 engineers each burning 500 tokens per day to look compliant, that is 15 million wasted tokens daily. At roughly $0.003 per token on a mid-tier model, the company pays $45,000 per day for employees to perform AI productivity. That is $16 million a year in theater.

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  Kolider (@ImKolider) reported 51 minutes ago

  @GreenBirbGirl I think the big issue (and near only) people see with him is just work ethic. Bad breaks, which is agree with, and low wages. Where i live you get paid between 18.50-22 dollars starting off at an Amazon warehouse and thats more than enough to live alone so I dont get that

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  Mary (@Fogatmidnight) reported 54 minutes ago

  @MoundLore @almost_midnite2 Sears was Amazon of it's day, an absolute power house. It had massive catalog which cld easily have been put online, terrible mgt with NO vision. That disastrous Kmart purchase was icing on the cake.

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  Omni G (@OmniG7) reported 55 minutes ago

  @JeffBezos Thanks for doing your part, and helping me when I was running a business, without Amazon, it wouldn't have even been possible, beyond that we all know taxes are not spent correctly, how do we fix and stop it then? Auditing would be fair but they hate giving the real numbers

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  Brad Chattergoon (@bradchattergoon) reported 55 minutes ago

  Idk if this is a hot take, but this is actually a problem with the government rather than with Amazon. People shouldn't be protesting that Amazon has poor working conditions, they should be protesting that the government allows Amazon to have such poor working conditions.

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  Normal Guy Politics (@NormalGPolitics) reported 56 minutes ago

  @patrickbetdavid We need to check the Gov credit card bill for all of those Amazon purchases last month and have a sit down discussion In all seriousness the Gov is too big and too bloated and no one can afford anything until the Gov cuts spending, balances the budget and stops inflation