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 (46%)
• Errors (31%)
• Sign in (23%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Monterrey	Website Down	1 hour ago
Nangis	Website Down	3 hours ago
Conway	Website Down	23 hours ago
Holywood	Website Down	23 hours ago
Poussan	Website Down	24 hours ago
Paris	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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  Deby McDougal (@mcdoug30713) reported 2 minutes ago

  @ChrisGroove1 @amazon Definitely an error. That order should come free with an apology! Not many folks are up at 4-6am either!

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  Shubhangi Misra (@shubhangi_misra) reported 15 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp What are you talking about? I have reported it but people are landing up at my home every day. Fix it.

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  Basic Bluecheck (@BasicBluecheck) reported 18 minutes ago

  @dggoldst Not sure if it's still this way, but back in my ecommerce provider days, every field in the seller integration was defined separately by the seller, and nothing was calculated by Amazon. So likely some manufacturer over in India made an excel formula error.

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  franklyter (@_whaterly) reported 18 minutes ago

  @fryd_noodle nah, theses models definitely got friends who would know these stuff and the stuff she got aint stuff you can just ***** nilly buy from amazon, you gotta know your stuff. its like a random girl gets handed down a vintage car but shes dont even know it. it pmo at end of the day

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  ASH-WIN (@ASHWIN00469706) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Please solve this issue

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  Ho Nam (@honam) reported 21 minutes ago

  @ericbahn Just the math is wild. 90% down means 10x to get to break even. 95% down means 20x. 96% down (which was Amazon) means 25x is needed to get back to breakeven. At that point, every single percentage point is massive. Carvana was down 98% and did a 50x gain to get back to all time peak. And I’ve personally experienced the ride of a stock which was down 99% (Sleep Number or used to be Select Comfort). That is 100x to get back to 1x.

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  Cat Finnie (@CatFinnie) reported 22 minutes ago

  Amazon trying to recommend "a cool spy thriller" (Black Dove) "because you like Slow Horses" is gravely misunderstanding that people don't watch SH for "cool spy sh*t" they watch it for "peeps f*cking things up & having a really bad day"

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  Subspace Institute (@subspacerace) reported 24 minutes ago

  @TrueOnX ?? Did the deed go down in the Amazon river there? Were any piranhas involved? Cmon, spice it up a little. This just looks like a standard shotgun wedding scenerio.

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  Monty you terrible (@Montyuterrible) reported 25 minutes ago

  @EliClifton Literally, someone has gone to the trouble of printing the cover of your book surrounding 58 pages of blank exercise paper, advertising it on Amazon and charging £14.55 for it! Happy to email you the details and images.

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  Crime Scene Images London (@csi_london) reported 25 minutes ago

  I would suggest given the number of fires at waste facilities in London this year, this more than likely has something to do with the waste and batteries than something more sinister. The problem with waste facility fires is they create massive amounts of smoke quickly and there is a lot of combustible material. As a target waste facilities really do not have an impact as would be the case had it been the Amazon warehouses nearby. But as has also been seen use of fire is a tool for bad actors to. As we have also seen this year.

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  Puneet Lohia (@lohia_puneet) reported 25 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazon @amazonIN Its not like I am unable to login, Amazon has detected some suspicious activity and suspended the account. Can you please atleast read through the tweet before replying here?

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  BK 🥶 (@BrianKostes) reported 27 minutes ago

  @AbstractChain Like it, but the main problem is that apple and amazon have usefull things, not all, but some.

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  @imAmritjpl (@Amritjaipal1) reported 27 minutes ago

  @amazonIN I ordered a parcel from Amazon, but it has not been delivered on the promised date. For the past 2 days, the delivery date has been continuously extended. Please look into this issue and provide an accurate delivery date as soon as possible. #Amazon #AmazonDelivery

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  KT (@Katharine_Mckee) reported 30 minutes ago

  Returns is one of Amazon retail’s biggest margin drains. The logistics alone eat up a huge amount of ops (which is why the old version was “just keep it”) even before getting into replacement costs Part of this is a self funded problem, Amazon made outbound incredibly easy for the consumer, fast free shipping, easy returns etc and somehow didn’t map that that would make customers comfortable doing real trial. Multiple sizes of a shoe or dress, multiple flavors of a powder, multiple versions of a household item, and then return the one that didn’t work. Amazon has spent years trying to reduce returns and the same years fighting with vendors who point out that the returns are standard. Of course she bought 3 sizes of these pants and returned 2. So in an effort to solve this they are asking consumers to write reviews as well as label a return. Short term bad for sellers but longer term it will make reviews less useful. “I bought 3 sizes of the air filters, kept the medium” will flatten them

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  Wanda Johnson (@WandaJo83223598) reported 32 minutes ago

  @RonaldR39689394 @oldguy_steve Lidl still has cashiers. These companies are doing away with bank tellers and branch banks; cashiers in grocery stores, cashiers in Lowe’s, The companies don’t want to deal with people as employees or people as customers. All companies have these very annoying answering machines now that you have to waste time going through their litany of choices, and if you get a person it’s ‘Mike’ in India. I admit I enjoy being able to use a card instead of trying to write a check with annoyed people standing in line behind me. I admit I enjoy Amazon at times. When a company on line asks me to prove I’m not a robot I wonder why wouldn’t an AI be smart enough to pass their little test. I don’t want to go to a cashless society where with the stroke of a key I can be wiped out with no way to pay my bills, or buy food if I don’t follow the governments agenda. I had a taste of it when my bank froze my card because it thought it was used fraudulently, I started off trying to straighten it out on line, got nowhere. Next I tried calling, got no where because I forgot whether I put an initial in a name, so I went to a branch office, he was having a problem with the person on other end, telling them she is here in front of me with her recent license picture. Took me a week and a new card. It is a pain, I understand they are trying to protect my money. Now I can’t view my account with this same bank unless I agree to submit to an electronic signature. They are trying to go completely paperless as are other companies. And on top of that, if they upgrade their systems to some software we don’t have we are responsible for buying this hardware to get to our accounts. I like some sort of paper trail. Sometimes my computer, internet, electricity goes out. I like some computerization, but I DO NOT want total, out of my control, computerization of my life. It is too easy to erase people that you don’t deal with face to face, that just become a number.

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  Alpha🐺 (@Market_Alpha_) reported 32 minutes ago

  The S&P 500 is only down about 0.3%. The Russell 2000 is down roughly 1.2%. That gap matters more to retail traders than the headline index. Amazon is still up about 4% and Microsoft about 2%, so mega-caps are hiding weakness in higher-beta names. The VIX is still near 14, so this does not look like panic. It looks selective. Watch $IWM versus $SPY into the close. If IWM keeps making relative lows while volatility stays muted, high-beta and momentum names are still the weak side of the tape. If IWM starts catching up, breadth is improving.

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  Ram-juriya (@Ramjuriya791) reported 32 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Not resolved my issue

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  TARUN VIJ (@imtarunvij) reported 37 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Is this a scam being carried out by @ushasewofficial through @amazonIN? We receivd a packt of a wheat flour instead of the sewing machine we ordered, and now we are left completely helpless. This is extremely disappointing and unacceptble. We need an imediate resolution dis issue

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  Eric Smith (@Eric_Smith08) reported 39 minutes ago

  Feature 8: She showed him Chrome's built-in password manager and the 14 compromised passwords it found. She went to Chrome → Settings → Passwords → Check Passwords. Chrome scanned his saved passwords against databases of known data breaches. The result: 14 of his 26 saved passwords had been exposed in breaches. His email. His banking login. His Amazon account. Fourteen accounts accessible to anyone with a breach database and 5 minutes. She told him Chrome's built-in password manager doesn't just store passwords. It generates strong, unique passwords for every new account. It auto-fills them on every login. It syncs them across every device signed into his Google account. And it continuously monitors every saved password against breach databases alerting him the moment a credential is compromised. She walked him through the cleanup. For each compromised password, she clicked "Change password." Chrome navigated to the site's password-change page. She told Chrome to generate a new password a random 16-character string. Chrome saved it automatically. Chrome would fill it automatically on every future login. He never needs to remember it. She told him the 14 compromised passwords represented 14 accounts vulnerable to credential stuffing an automated attack where hackers use leaked username/password combinations to try logging into every major service. The attack is automated, widespread, and succeeds roughly 1–3% of the time. His 14 compromised credentials across 14 services meant 14 chances for a successful breach. She told him to let Chrome manage every password. Generate unique passwords. Let Chrome save them. Let Chrome fill them. Check the password audit quarterly. The browser handles what the human brain can't remembering 26 unique 16-character passwords that are never reused, never compromised, and never typed manually.

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  Brad_Deuster (@Brad_Deuster) reported 40 minutes ago

  @MadisonMessiah Since you bring it up, let me go off topic. Our other mail carrier is his carrier. For carriers/amazon/ups..there are cameras everywhere..always assume so. I’ve seen Amazon fling boxes. Don’t. These houses are still so close together for some reason. The neighbor shovels for Josh..and I assume that’s who she ran to..but anyway..but folks who question if there was video, nfl players are getting broken into left and right..Josh has a personal chef..there are cameras everywhere The end

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  Strokavich Okametal (ストロキャビッチ） (@Strokavich) reported 41 minutes ago

  Hey @TheRippaverse @EricDJuly do you know anything about the release date difference between Amazon and Rippaverse store? For example amazing has Salvage releasing in December but Rippaverse shows in September. Is it really coming out 3 months later on Amazon or is this just an error?

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  4eva_On_Bad_Timing (@4evaon1) reported 42 minutes ago

  @shehdhgh @G_smooth6 Not working at Amazon you fckin lying dog

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  The_Terp (@The_Terp_) reported 49 minutes ago

  @spidertiff Yea it’s a problem with all tcg right now. I do a lot of preordering on Amazon

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  Wall St Engine (@wallstengine) reported 49 minutes ago

  Evercore ISI Raises $AMZN PT to $355 from $315 - Outperform Key takeaways from the 14th Annual U.S. Online Retail survey: 1. For the first time, we see evidence that Agentic AI is additive for Amazon Retail, with 57% of Alexa AI users buying a product they were not previously aware of. 2. Amazon’s leadership position remains intact, though it did not widen. Amazon penetration was 92%, down from last year’s record 95%, but still 34 points ahead of #2 Walmart. 3. Shipping speed adoption is re-accelerating, with regular Same-Day usage rebounding to 49%. Prime Same-Day users now spend 3.1x what non-Prime members spend, the widest gap yet. 4. Perishable Checkout is emerging as a meaningful grocery opportunity, with ~46% of respondents who have seen it adding fresh groceries to their Amazon carts. AMZN remains a Top Large Cap Long." Analyst: Mark Mahaney

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  David Perez - Movie Talk NOW (@MovieTalkNOW1) reported 52 minutes ago

  @YellowFlashGuy Not seeing my review on there yet, I assume it takes a little bit for them to process. If there's any issues, I'll contact Amazon. Screw these frauds!

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  Project Nexus (@ProjectNexusUS) reported 52 minutes ago

  @ThrillaRilla369 They died by 2010 for the most part. One I used to go to growing up still remains extremely popular with a steady 95%+ occupancy. Rental costs and poorly accepted businesses is what killed them. Coupled with the fact that that was by design, to discourage kids from hanging out at malls. They slowly put in more doctors office type businesses. Too many stores that were basically the same things, and businesses that appealed to older people who didn't go to malls anyway because of the younger people. They visited the anchors and that wasn't keeping the malls alive. They got rid of the stores that the younger people enjoyed first. Then it was all down hill. Also..and probably most importantly, store front rental costs went through the roof along with the other obvious factor, it became extremely cheap to buy the same things online through places like eBay and Amazon. Malls should and could easily make a comeback now though. They just need to offer experiences, places the younger AND older generations want to shop, and not have repeating themed stores.. oh one other thing...the other all I went to growing up was plagued by hoakey kiosk businesses that most of the time were run by total scammers . Selling cellphone cases and t shirts and pictures type stuff. And there was a lot of them. It was obnoxious.

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  gulshan shrivastava (@your_doctor24) reported 53 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Again the same issue

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  VB (@vikas8482) reported 53 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp That link not working

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  Siddharth Goel, FCA | CHARTRONICS (@goel_siddharth) reported 55 minutes ago

  Unpopular opinion - $NVDA Seems to be in a topping out pattern. Reasons below: 1. I am seeing massive bearish divergence on the weekly chart and a more recent hidden bearish divergence on the chart. 2. It is possible that the growth is slowing down for Nvidia, which is usually the time when stocks form a top. 3. Nvidia's valuation depends heavily on hyper scalers (Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta, Oracle, etc.) continuing to spend enormous amounts on AI infrastructure. Even a slowdown from "extraordinary" growth to merely "good" growth could hurt the stock. 4. Today Nvidia still dominates because CUDA (Nvidia's computing platform) creates huge switching costs, but if custom chips handle a larger portion of inference workloads, Nvidia's growth could slow. 5. Margins deceleration due to hyper scalers gaining purchasing leverage, custom chips improvement. 6. EVERYBODY is super BULLISH! FYI - I am super bullish on #AI, but I cannot unsee what I am seeing what the chart reads.

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  Geoffrey West (@GeoffreyDWest) reported 56 minutes ago

  @EveKoguce There's something strange happening. I've been trying to post a book review and it simply won't work. Have had to write to amazon twice, now a third time, hoping they'll finally fix the issue.