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
Annecy	Errors	3 hours ago
Santiago de Querétaro	Sign in	2 days ago
Kingston upon Hull	Website Down	2 days ago
Pensacola	Website Down	2 days ago
Santiago de Querétaro	Sign in	2 days ago
São Paulo	Errors	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Marcus Werther (@marcuswerther) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Mr_Derivatives ORCL relies on it's share price to stay in the hyperscaler race. It needs to be able to sell equity and issue debt to even begin to compete with cashflow monsters like Google, Amazon and Meta. But dead cats happen all the time.

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  Amin ⵣ (@AminBoxing1718) reported 6 minutes ago

  @kickpeopleinjaw @jayisbakk to be fair they might not be broke sure but pbc's deal with amazon prime is completely different to what they were used to with their big *** budget they had from showtime and other networks investing to buy broadcasting rights. also the fighters being inactive and tank having his personal problems and everything def ****** up their schedule for last year

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  rottendata (@tygnwastaken) reported 10 minutes ago

  @BosunDynamo @DefunctWebs @MorePerfectUS 'crony capitalism' I cannot wait until ALL mom and pop landlords and businesses have to shut down you people treat workers worse than ******* Amazon, and that is NOT a compliment to Amazon.

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  charly (@Saints0502) reported 11 minutes ago

  @CPhilpOfficial Did you complain when the polish and eastern Europeans came in the 2000s no of course not And they are people that keep your your Tesco Warehouse running Amazon warehouse/ evri running Low-Skilled workers are not a strain on public services 14yrs of tory failure is the problem

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  James (@jamescoder12) reported 12 minutes ago

  If this changes how you shop on Amazon this week, one ask: Repost the first post so the next shopper stops paying the Buy Box price when the real price is sitting 2 scrolls below. Follow [@jamescoder] I break down the hidden systems inside the stores, apps, and services you already use. Next thread: the Walmart pricing code that tells you exactly when an item is about to drop 70% — printed on every shelf tag in every store.

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  James (@jstech67) reported 14 minutes ago

  Again, Alton uses these slides as gotchas. He is not interested in understanding the why behind the slides. What was the reason behind the Confession of Dositheus? Could it be the Renaissance that was trying to destroy every established institution to usher in humanism? Yes, Christian humanism was a big issue for the Church. Some of these humanists branched out and created their own belief systems, mainly the Reformers. By today's views, these slides look like the Orthodox Church wants the lay people to be ignorant of the Bible to promote obedience. That is simply not the case today. In 1672, the Orthodox Church was doing what it deemed necessary to the cohesion of the Church. Remember, Bibles were only in churches and libraries at that time. Literacy was still quite low and the Bible was mostly accessible to academics. So I am thinking the Orthodox wanted to stop the academics from causing more damage than what already has happened, meaning the Reformation. So today, there is nothing anyone can do to stop it. I can go on Amazon and buy any translation of the Bible I want. The Catholic Church encourages personal Bible study and I think Orthodox Churches do also. Alton knows this. His mission is polemics and not much else.

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  Arvindh (@arvindh_30_09) reported 20 minutes ago

  . @amazonIN @AmazonHelp I have an order which was supposed to be delivered on July 6th, 2026. The order is marked as ‘Delivery on Hold’ and I don’t have any other way to check what’s the problem? Order ID: 406-0712315-8076311 Tracking ID: 168212826921

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  Amish Bhimani (@amish_b) reported 21 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN They are just giving me excuses and nothing else. They are also not able to tell me what the problem is.

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  harryr33 (@harryr33) reported 24 minutes ago

  @BrandonStraka I don't get the problem. Was this the cop trying to intimidate a citizen into a pay off? They both know she's innocent of what he's accusing her of, so why does he expect her to pay him off? Or is he so dumb he assumes a car driving thru the location of a reported Amazon theft must be responded bs ble for the theft without cross checking times? There's no evidence of guilt, other than the cop is corrupt or incompetent. Or is there some deeper, unfathomable agenda behind this? I assume he's been fired. Yes?

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  Adel Bucetta (@adelbucetta) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Shivam25mishra the honest answer is that the market has shifted since the likes of amazon, google, and facebook disrupted their respective industries when they were still tiny. today's billion-dollar unicorn often requires an entire org to solve problems no single founder can tackle alone.

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  Conservative Massachusetts 🇺🇸 (@massrepublican) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Medic_Nacho @fwrenzo1 It was “covid” regulations that allowed Amazon and Walmart to stay open because they were “EsSeNtIaL” businesses. Wtf makes them essential over a mom and pop shop? We didn’t want any of it to happen. We shouldn’t have locked down to protect your old *** anyways

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  madhu milan prasad (@MeTooBhartiya) reported 28 minutes ago

  @amazonIN ,@amazon For Order  Id  402-4654835-9146760 return  pick up was declined & no way there on web or app to reach customer  executive service  to tell my problem Regards

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 29 minutes ago

  Gifting is broken. You either scroll Amazon for an hour and guess, or panic-buy something forgettable. Giftly fixes that — AI-matched gift discovery that actually knows who you're shopping for. Live soon.

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  Nija Rowdy (@RoastedPost) reported 36 minutes ago

  @itisprashanth @delhivery Delhivery doing this for Amazon Flipkart orders to, still they dint rectify the issue avoid Delhivery

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  i.📚 (@hgwrtswood) reported 37 minutes ago

  @SpryLay yes and it’s devastating when you start thinking about it. that’s why i really appreciate my home library and all people who presented me books bc it’s really valuable and expensive. we also have problems with online payment so when i even tried to buy books on amazon I couldn’t

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  Shanu Mathew (@ShanuMathew93) reported 37 minutes ago

  Google discloses real electricity demand growth vs. Amazon is more limited on disclosures where Barclays had to infer the rest. PUE at both is very impressive (1.09 and 1.14) >Google: electricity use +37% y/y to 43+ TWh (2025), 97%+ from data centers, PUE flat at 1.09. Compute-per-kWh up 3x in 5 years (~25% CAGR). Barclays-derived capacity growth: ~55-60%/yr. 24/7 carbon-free energy fell to 65% from 66%; company cites 4-5yr PPA-to-delivered-power lag as the binding constraint. Water withdrawals +33% y/y to ~15bn gallons (~56bn liters); 72% in low-risk regions, 13% in high-risk. Replenished 8bn+ gallons (~64% of freshwater consumed), targeting 120% replenishment by 2030. >Amazon: no direct DC electricity disclosure. Barclays estimate: ~90 TWh (2025), backed into via water withdrawal (2.5bn gal) + WUE (0.12 L/kWh) + new PUE (1.14, down from 1.15) + assumed 70% utilization → implies ~13GW deployed IT capacity. Scope 2 market-based emissions +34% y/y to 3.7mm tons despite 100% annual renewable matching. No 24/7 CFE target. >> That 13GW figure is in the realm of ~10GW active (aterio)+ some GW leased. Source: Barclays, Analyst - William Thompson

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  d 🪭 MS.3/4 (@undefeateddd__) reported 37 minutes ago

  Only thing that can fix this is my man credit card and Amazon 🫶🏾

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  Jane Doe ☦️ 📚 (@JaneDoentLie) reported 39 minutes ago

  @its_The_Dr A bigger problem, for me at least, is the fact a lot of our low income programs subsidize low wages for companies like Amazon and Walmart. Part of why they can pay what they pay is because their workers get government checks for being low wage earners. It should also be said that these mega corporations pushed out small businesses and/or increased American dependence on foreign (mostly Chinese) goods. I agree with the idea that there are serious problems with our welfare system, but it's more complicated than just saying the poor are lazy and shouldn't eat a diet of Doritos. (No one should eat a diet of Doritos.) We've built a system where perverse incentives exist on both sides of the rich/poor argument to perpetuate an unhealthy dynamic.

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  Davisaar 🌲 (@Davisaar69) reported 41 minutes ago

  @AuronMacintyre @Roscoedawg17 You have to threaten to nationalize them and be ready to follow through. Restrict them like defense contractors. Your other options are to cut them and replace their cloud hosting with Amazon, replace Office with Google Workspace, and the entire server infrastructure with Linux.

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  Basilides🌱🌳🍃 (@RolandBasilides) reported 41 minutes ago

  @alan2102z @TonyJuniper That depends on whether that red meat is the result of further deforestion with loss of more biodivesity or Amazon or Congo type rainforest. But grassland is also good. Cow farts are not the problem.

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  RosHan (@roshanadvait) reported 44 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp’s Escalations Team emailed me... with an empty apology. No replacement, no price-match for the sale price I lost due to their fake delivery update. Just a "sorry for the issue." Is this how Amazon resolves blatant logistics fraud? Do better. @jagograhakjago

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  🐺Ash the wolgon🐉 (@RagingWolgon) reported 44 minutes ago

  @_naughty_neko It’s us believe that the reason is because BG had a spindlehorse employee animate on his music video and thus Amazon took the video down because it was labeled “official”

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  Dr. TATHAGAT RATH (@TATHAGATRATH) reported 45 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Will you provide remuneration for working with u you morons. Issue not resolved yet preaching me nonsense. Absolute bastards

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  Hurupay (@kolan_xyz) reported 49 minutes ago

  @pepple_miracle Hii There This is not true sir, we temporarily paused Virtual bank account for Nigerians as we are having few issues with our banking partners in the region Please do not connect your Hurupay USD details to Amazon KDP

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  UTFB (@UTFB05) reported 50 minutes ago

  @17l76 @BDisgusting Probably to late now but just go on Amazon US and then put your address down It’s all I did

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  Sriram (@Sri_Hxor) reported 51 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @jagograhakjago is this the kinda company you want to support? the last grievance was just a week ago. Again the same issue. The package always go missing.

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  GUL (@gulVasikova) reported 55 minutes ago

  $WULF: The stock is falling, but has the long-term story really changed? At first glance, TeraWulf’s recent selloff looks worrying. But if you separate short-term market sentiment from long-term fundamentals, the investment story hasn’t changed much. The recent weakness isn’t being driven by bad company news. Instead, it’s coming from several macro headlines that pressured almost every AI infrastructure stock. Samsung’s preliminary earnings disappointed investors and reignited concerns that AI infrastructure spending could slow after such a massive rally. Then Bloomberg reported that Meta is exploring an AI cloud business that could sell excess compute capacity to outside customers. Investors immediately worried that another deep-pocketed hyperscaler could increase competition for AI infrastructure providers. At the same time, reports that DeepSeek is developing its own AI inference chip created another concern. If more large AI companies build their own chips, investors fear demand for third-party AI infrastructure could eventually become more competitive. Bitcoin also weakened, adding pressure because TeraWulf still generates part of its business from Bitcoin mining. But long-term investors should ask a much more important question: Has anything actually changed inside TeraWulf’s business? So far, the answer appears to be no. Just days ago, TeraWulf announced a 20-year lease agreement with Anthropic that could generate approximately $19 billion of contracted revenue over the life of the agreement. That’s one of the largest long-term AI infrastructure contracts announced by a neocloud company. Think about what that says. Anthropic isn’t committing to a 20-year agreement because it believes AI demand will disappear in two or three years. It’s making a multi-decade commitment because it expects AI computing demand to keep growing for a very long time. This is also an important milestone for TeraWulf’s transformation. The company is gradually moving away from relying mainly on Bitcoin mining and toward becoming a long-term AI infrastructure provider with contracted, recurring revenue. That’s a very different business model from depending on Bitcoin prices alone. Some investors also worry that Meta entering AI cloud services could hurt companies like TeraWulf. That’s a reasonable concern, but there’s another way to look at it. Meta entering the market could actually validate how enormous the AI infrastructure opportunity has become. Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Oracle, xAI, OpenAI partners, sovereign AI projects, and enterprise customers are all investing billions of dollars into AI infrastructure. The market may simply become so large that multiple providers can grow together. It’s similar to the early days of cloud computing. Amazon, Microsoft, and Google all became massive businesses because overall demand grew much faster than anyone expected. AI infrastructure could follow a similar path. That’s one reason Wall Street remains constructive. Bank of America maintained its Buy rating with a $34 target. Citi recently initiated coverage with a $36 target. Overall analyst consensus remains well above the current share price, suggesting analysts still expect meaningful upside if management continues executing. The biggest risk isn’t this week’s share price decline. The real risk is execution. Management now has to build the Anthropic project on time, bring new AI capacity online, sign additional hyperscale customers, and continue replacing volatile Bitcoin-related revenue with long-term AI infrastructure contracts. If they execute well, today’s pullback may simply be remembered as another short-term correction during what many believe will be one of the largest AI infrastructure buildouts of the next decade.

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  Octans Capital (@OctansCapital) reported 1 hour ago

  A quiet day in the major averages masked a sharp split in the AI trade. While mega cap platforms caught a bid, the semiconductor challengers fell behind. The platform bid: $META gained 2.5% on the day and is up 9.4% over 5 days, while Microsoft rose 0.5% and Amazon gained 0.7%. The hardware lag: AMD dropped 6.5% today, down 4.3% over 5 days, while Broadcom fell 0.8%. The market is beginning to separate the software monetizers from the hardware spenders.

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  Lostintranslation (@Sonny496) reported 1 hour ago

  @BrianSm0239181 @RobertJenrick Knocking on the door isn't harrasment especially. Are you harrased when Amazon knock to deliver? Doorstepping as gone on for decades. No one was chasing her down the street ffs. I thought the left were the snowflakes

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 1 hour ago

  @AdityaTeotiaa Please copy the link and access it from a different browser. Make sure to delete all cache, cookies, history from device. Logout and login to Amazon account and try to access the link, it will redirect you to Amazon app, fill the required details, so that our team can check and assist you further. You will receive the response in 6 to 12 hours via email. -Indhu