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 (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Website Down	15 hours ago
Volta Redonda	Sign in	20 hours ago
Libreville	Website Down	23 hours ago
Warner Robins	Errors	2 days ago
Flers	Sign in	2 days ago
Owego	Errors	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  夏小栀 (@bch_sun) reported 8 minutes ago

  @72BMustapha @Wise The real problem is that businesses don't get to choose custody. Hopefully one day platforms like Amazon will let merchants receive payments directly into wallets they actually control.#BCH

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  Alex Photiou (@AlexPhotiouOfcl) reported 8 minutes ago

  If you have two to three hundred reviews on one product, paste them into your research system. Do not just ask for a summary. You want a complete voice-of-customer report. Start with the basic data: Review count Rating distribution Date range Percentage of negative reviews Then go deeper. Create a desire table. What result are customers actually trying to achieve? Create a pain table. What was happening before they bought? Document their failed solutions. What had they already tried, and why did it fail? Document the trigger events. What happened that finally got them over the line to buy? Document the objections and disappointments. What nearly stopped them from buying, and what are people still unhappy about after purchasing? Then extract time-to-result language. You do not only want to know how long the product took to work. You want the exact words customers used when they described how long it took. That language matters because it tells you what the market will actually believe. Then extract identity language. How do customers describe themselves? What job do they have? What sort of lifestyle do they live? What problem do they feel has become part of their identity? What sort of person are they trying to become? Finally, pull out the golden quotes. The sentences that explain the problem better than a creative strategist ever could. The thing is, most brands have this data sitting inside Trustpilot, Amazon, Reddit, support tickets, post-purchase surveys and product reviews. But they do not turn it into anything. They read five positive reviews, decide customers “love the energy” and then create another generic energy ad. That is not voice-of-customer research. A proper report tells you who is buying, why they bought, what they tried before, what nearly stopped them and which words they naturally use to describe the result. Once you have that, the reviews become the input for your market map, avatar cards, angle bank and creative roadmap. The customer is already telling you what to advertise. You just need a system that can hear them.

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  Ramkishan choudhary (@RKKataniya) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Chetankrishna No solution till now Order number 40560177340182704 I ordered American eagle men casual pant from Amazon but I have a size issue so I want to return my order . Please help in returning my order.

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  Kingsley Imoni-Ogbe👁️‍🗨️ (@kudos12j) reported 15 minutes ago

  This post is a textbook execution of Fear Marketing stacked with Fake Scarcity. It behaves exactly like a social media trend because its incentives are optimized for viral distribution, not business performance. Before you comment "Send," let’s run this viral pitch through a cold reality audit. The Regret Lever (FOMO): Framing an opportunity as a "last chance train" is designed to trigger emotional urgency. By making you feel like you are permanently late to the financial game, the pitch compresses your decision timeline. A compressed timeline is exactly when your critical thinking shuts down. The Manufactured Timeline: Promising a specific outcome—like "$3,000 by the end of August"—is an oversized claim that ignores reality. Meaningful results in legal online business models take a minimum of three to six months of consistent effort. Anyone implying a faster typical timeline is using compression to do marketing work, not informational work. The Price Anchor Anchoring: "Usually $199, now free for 48 hours." This is direct-response marketing ported onto your timeline. If the training is a permanent entry point to a sales funnel, it was never retailing for $199. The discount is cheap to fake and expensive to verify, used solely to make a low-value action feel like an immediate win. Healthy skepticism is not cynicism. It is the difference between chasing every trend and building a durable asset. AI publishing on Amazon KDP is a legitimate business opportunity, but only when you stop buying viral promises. The niches being pushed in these videos are hyper-saturated. Success requires running numbers through a strict framework, acquiring real research skills, and preparing for months of consistent testing—not a 48-hour shortcut. I broke down the exact psychological levers viral creators use to bypass your critical thinking in Chapter 2 of my book, The Anti-Guru Field Guide. Want to learn how to spot these marketing tricks before they cost you time and momentum? 1. Like and Repost this post. 2. Comment "OPERATING SYSTEM" below. (Must be following so my automated system can DM you the framework setup guide that works!)

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  daheffirl (@Irlheff) reported 15 minutes ago

  @DarraghOBrienTD Laws are already there to deal with this. You need the laws to be enforced. New laws won't solve the problem. Its already illegal to sell escooters which travel too fast but yet they are still on sale on sites like Amazon as recently as last weekend. ENFORCE the laws. Not talk

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  abhishek prasad (@abhishekprasa17) reported 16 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Link not working properly in WhatsUp otp

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  Bev Walker (@Bevwalker11) reported 17 minutes ago

  @COYFCast Not sure if it’s just me, but it won’t play on Amazon? Says not available, just bringing it to your attention in case there’s a glitch or something

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  Hashogic (@HashogicX) reported 18 minutes ago

  Because of this mandate, the teams that managed Amazon's storage and computing power built service windows. Instead of buying physical hard drives, Amazon engineers could simply request server space and computing power on-demand. Infrastructure became a service.

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  Carol (@Esp0sa) reported 19 minutes ago

  @DixiReal @amazon I've not had an issue

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  Akash (@BatSky007) reported 24 minutes ago

  Yet there's still no shipment email, no tracking update, and no clarity. I've spent more time following up than Amazon has spent resolving the issue. Every customer service representative gives a different update, but nothing actually happens. Order ID ending: 5917.

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  たわっち (@tawa_kurasan) reported 25 minutes ago

  Jul 21, 12:11 AM late-day note. Working parents do not need more stuff. We need fewer small problems stealing attention. This caught my eye for low-battery anxiety on long days. Link in reply. #ad As an Amazon Associate, @tawa_kurasan earns from qualifying purchases.

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  Breaking News & Views (@Jaswind83175034) reported 26 minutes ago

  🦔A Nikkei investigation found that Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle have $1.65 trillion in debt that doesn't appear on their balance sheets, more than the $1.35 trillion they officially report. These are GPU contracts, data center leases, and joint ventures that don't count as debt under accounting rules until the facilities go live. Meta's hidden debt is $420 billion, triple its reported debt. Oracle's grew 30-fold in four years. All five declined to comment. My Take Nikkei examined the actual filings and put a number on something the BIS already flagged as "shadow borrowing" back in March. These companies owe more off their balance sheets than on them, and the accounting rules let them keep it that way until the data centers go live. That's legal, but it means investors looking at quarterly earnings this week are seeing less than half the picture. Four of these five report earnings in the next two weeks. The reported debt will look manageable. The $1.65 trillion in footnotes won't make the headlines. But when those data centers start operating, the leases hit the books all at once. If AI demand comes in below projections, those facilities get marked down and the losses land on the investors and insurance policyholders who funded the construction through private credit and project bonds without realizing how much total exposure they were carrying.

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  Chris🇺🇸 (@bryan069420) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp No , I spent 4 days trying to resolve the issue , customer service told me they were going to refund me and send out a new order to the correct state and location a no cost , called it. “High priority” The refund is pending, but I have been told the item won’t be delivered.

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  Ramkishan choudhary (@RKKataniya) reported 30 minutes ago

  No solution till now Order number 40560177340182704 I ordered American eagle men casual pant from Amazon but I have a size issue so I want to return my order . Please help in returning my order. @Chetankrishna

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  Devon Eriksen (@Devon_Eriksen_) reported 39 minutes ago

  @SenSanders Hey Bernie: Didn't you get an $800K advance from Thomas Dunne Books for "Our Revolution"? See, the problem with book advances, as opposed to speaking fees and charitable foundations, is that we (real authors who write our own books) know how to look at things like review counts and Amazon rankings and figure out how many copies of a book actually sold. And I can you that this book, which has been out for ten years, still hasn't earned out that advance. Or half of it. Or a quarter of it. Which means that either Thomas Dunne Books (McMillan) is very, very bad at estimating sales, or they never intended to earn their money back. Or that some PACs, funded by small donors, are buying up copies of that doorstop by the pallet, which doesn't show up in the Amazon stats.

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  calyptr4 (@calyptr4) reported 41 minutes ago

  blow up amazon bro they game me ******* napkins instead of my headphones bro and IM expected to have to return the NAPKINSSS FUCKIGN NAPKINS WHOP GIVES AF ABOUT SDOME NAPKINS to get my money back or the item resent cuz some dumb **** cant do their job and its my problem now

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  Just Kallie (@JustKallie_) reported 43 minutes ago

  @amazon fix your login man. being logged in to look at orders to log in again is kinda inconvenient. 😒

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  Daisy (@nonotthatdaisy) reported 44 minutes ago

  @ekatrinya @JustTheTweets17 Yeah I remember there being reports from all over (not just Tyler Robinson) that he was going to die that day and then there was that Amazon book listing that they took down the next day. Super weird stuff!!

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  Katy (@KCDC96) reported 44 minutes ago

  I used to have a Dogo Argentino, he had very large paws with very thick toe nails. I had the hardest time finding trimmers that would open wide enough to trim his nails. For anyone with large breed dogs with the same issue, this brand works! I found them on Amazon years ago. They open wide and are very sharp.

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  Sassy Kassy (@SassyKassy1963) reported 46 minutes ago

  @RebeccaTucker85 Same here. I've had a lot of trouble with Amazon lately. A lot.

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  Bryce Joe (@yobrycejoe) reported 48 minutes ago

  Most people call it luck, but it is what you focus on. Say “Amazon is too hard” and you stop research. Say “I can learn this” and you test more products. Check numbers, fix one listing, improve one sourcing step today. What thought will you replace today?

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  Greg Sully (@PhattGreg) reported 48 minutes ago

  Something that I found telling that confirmed to me the Moon landings were real, was the cause of the contradicting shadows, as illustrated crudely in this 1st image, which in the Apollo missions you can see examples of whats claimed to be studio lighting. The problem is that as seen in the second crudely drawn image, this is the pattern of the shadows being cast from multiple light sources. An extra degree of complication can be seen in old films where they are in space suits, where arc lights were used, you can see heat ripples and vapour coming off the space suits, but you cant in the Apollo pictures and video. Even zoomed in after identifying the alterations made by NASA’s photoshopping team. Leading to either it being the case that NASA had a much larger reduced atmosphere vacuum chamber, where the fake moon landing was filmed in, or they went for real. Because the attention to detail if it was faked is Oscar worthy. Only I believe they did it for real, because then they could explain away the second light source, just that it was a natural effect. I can explain the origin, its the Earth’s atmosphere, reflecting the Suns light through the moist and reflective air. Yet how many of Nasa’s top scientists couldn’t figure that out! This is one of the reasons I get imposter syndrome, because people who are way smarter than me, could have figured that out and didnt! As for Darpa, did you know Jeff Bazos’s Amazon was funded with Darpa money, as his uncle helped found DARPA and actioned projects, like Amazon, that in all fairness should be co-owned by the Exchange.

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  FingerTooBigger (@FingerBigger) reported 49 minutes ago

  @coolguyx14 @HYPEX problem is it’s too late in the game for a good competitor to get even close to roblox. It’s like trying to compete with amazon, it ain’t gonna happen, let alone surpass it

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  Noella (Author) (@noella_glass) reported 55 minutes ago

  All of my local pet stores don't carry them. Every tank you order for beardies is through online sources. Walmart, Zen, Amazon, Dubia, Carolina Cages. If you want 'to help' a fellow beardie owner with a new set up, don't put them down and say they're abusing their reptile.

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  Patriot’s Inn 🇺🇸 (@knittingspinner) reported 55 minutes ago

  @ScottPresler I understand Amazon delivers to these places. If they can get there, there’s no problem voting. Murkowski is hiding behind a total lie.

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  Neelaish Srivastava (@neelaish2004) reported 57 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Not working

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  Harish Sharma (@hrshshrm854) reported 57 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Link not working

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  Bridge Capital (@Bridge_infinity) reported 60 minutes ago

  Pork May Be the Most Overlooked Value Opportunity in This AI Bubble The capital markets of 2026 are unfolding like an absurd drama. On one side, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta are expected to spend a combined $725 billion in capital expenditures, almost entirely directed toward AI infrastructure and hyperscale data centers. The S&P 500’s total market capitalization is approaching $70 trillion, while the question of whether “AI megacaps are in a bubble” has become Wall Street’s most divisive debate. On the other side, China’s live hog prices have fallen to around RMB 10.27–10.50 per kilogram, the lowest level in nearly fourteen years. Pig farmers are losing roughly RMB 200–300 per hog, with many suffering even deeper losses. MuYuan Foods, China’s largest hog producer, reported a RMB 1.2 billion net loss in the first quarter alone. One sector is flooded with capital, fueled by euphoric narratives and endless optimism. The other has been abandoned almost entirely, dismissed as an obsolete industry with little future. Yet history repeatedly demonstrates that when capital crowds into a single narrative, the assets everyone has forgotten—but whose fundamentals remain governed by highly predictable cycles—often become the next great value opportunity. This report argues a simple but controversial thesis: As the global AI and technology boom increasingly exhibits bubble-like characteristics, China’s pork industry—including hog producers and the broader livestock supply chain—may represent one of the most attractive risk-reward opportunities available today. I. Hog Prices Have Reached Historic Lows Let’s begin with the data. As of early July 2026, China’s benchmark live hog price has stabilized around RMB 10.27–10.50/kg, nearly half of its 2024 peak and more than 76% below the all-time high of RMB 40.38/kg reached in November 2019. According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, average prices briefly fell to RMB 10.68/kg during late March, with some provinces seeing prices below RMB 5 per jin (roughly RMB 10/kg). Hainan recorded the country’s lowest quotations. The losses have become industry-wide. Based on a typical market weight of roughly 120 kg per hog, the total production cost averages around RMB 1,639, while market revenue is only about RMB 1,280, implying losses approaching RMB 360 per animal. In regions where prices dropped below RMB 5 per jin, losses exceeded RMB 500 per hog. Average full production costs remain close to RMB 12/kg, leaving producers underwater for months. Meanwhile, China’s hog-to-corn price ratio has fallen to 4.37, well below the government’s intervention threshold of 6:1. This is not an isolated problem affecting one segment of the industry. The entire supply chain—from breeding sows and piglets to finishing farms and slaughterhouses—is operating under significant financial stress. Perhaps even more important is the timing of the cycle itself. The current downturn began after the late-2022 peak and has now lasted roughly 49 months, exceeding the historical average hog cycle of 36–48 months. Purely from a cyclical perspective, the probability of approaching an inflection point is increasing rather than decreasing. Supply-side adjustment is also gradually emerging. China’s breeding sow inventory has declined from its 2021 peak of 45.64 million head to 39.61 million at the end of 2025, then further to 39.04 million by the end of Q1 2026. Another 1.32% monthly decline occurred in May, representing the sharpest reduction this year. Major producers have begun actively reducing capacity. New Hope has lowered breeding sow inventory below 750,000 head while suspending expansion plans. Wens Foodstuff and other leading producers are likewise eliminating inefficient production capacity. Meanwhile, July has already witnessed encouraging early signals.

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  nightshade (@Nightshades_own) reported 1 hour ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN @AmazonHelp I read the mail you sent and that doesn't really solve anything. I have raised the issue of non delivery and non pickup multiple times for multiple orders. I got multiple assurances in the past but the issue is still the same. Please check my order history

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  ♡ (@senaliker) reported 1 hour ago

  just got into a car accident a ******* amazon driver tried to go into a business' driveway from the furthest of the 2 lanes IN FRONT OF US and we slammed into their side our cars totalled my mothers arm is def broken and both of our legs hurt like hell dont know abt those yet