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 (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Sign in	56 minutes ago
Romeoville	Website Down	12 hours ago
Kefar Yona	Errors	1 day ago
Monterrey	Website Down	1 day ago
Monroe	Website Down	2 days ago
San Jose	Website Down	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Vaarun Vaardaan (@mrhotcofee1) reported 10 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Thanks . I did and your team was most helpful. Problem has been solved so far as new date has been given for the delivery of the same product. Must say your representative who spoke to me was very honest helpful and polite.

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  Vikas Vij (@TheClubJunto) reported 11 minutes ago

  Eternal Valuation: How Many Years of Growth is Already Baked in? (a) CFO: "Highest competitive intensity seen in Q1” (b) Blinkit Expansion Cost Per Store jumps 2.5x (c) PAT falls 47% QoQ (d) How many yrs of growth have you already paid for? Here’s the calculation. Profit After Tax (PAT) a. Analysts estimated ₹250-319 cr net profit (PAT) in Q1. Actual number was ₹92 cr, representing a decline of 47% QoQ. That was primarily because tax costs doubled in this quarter. b. Reason: Eternal’s past losses served as a tax shield (reduced taxable income.) Now Eternal says the accumulated losses will be fully exhausted in FY27. c. It means, Eternal will pay tax on future profits at normalized tax rates, and the tax shield that supported past EPS numbers is gone now. Blinkit Expansion Costs Up 2.5x a. One year ago, Eternal's guidance on CapEx Per Dark Store was ₹1 cr. In this quarter, the company has revised this cost to ₹2.5 cr. That’s a sudden 2.5x increase. b. Based on the old guidance of ₹1 cr CapEx per store, pre-tax Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) was 67%. With the new guidance of ₹2.5 cr, the pre-tax ROCE goes down to 42%. c. Blinkit Inventory Losses: Company revealed that it loses 1.8% of sales every quarter due to inventory loss (expired fruit & veggies, damaged goods, etc.) 1.8% of sales for Q1 comes to ₹308 cr. This inventory loss is 3 times the adj EBITDA of ₹102 cr reported for Blinkit. It means profitability in QCommerce is always going to take a hit for all competitors due to 1.8% losses. Competitive Intensity a. Eternal CFO said on the analyst call that Q1 saw the “highest competitive intensity Blinkit has faced so far.” He continued: “Rivals are spending heavily on discounts, but discount-led growth is not sustainable.” b. Reality Check: Amazon Now and Flipkart Minutes (Walmart) are both unlisted giants. They have been running big losses for years without facing shareholder scrutiny. They are in no hurry to show profits. c. Eternal, on the other hand, is priced to perfection in the stock markets. Shareholders will watch every rupee of Blinkit’s EBITDA, and the company cannot run price wars indefinitely without market consequences. Both its competitors know this. d. Here are the July 2026 Quick Commerce Dark Store Estimates: Blinkit 2,443 stores; Swiggy 1,200; Zepto 1,100, Flipkart Minutes 1,000+; Amazon Now 500+ Flipkart Minutes: 1,000 dark stores across 130 cities in less than 2 yrs; sales have grown 5x YoY; adding 100 dark stores per month. Amazon Now: With just 500 dark stores, Amazon Now is already clocking 4 lakh+ orders daily. Amazon's Global CEO visited India last month and announced plans for 1,000 new stores in 300 cities; ₹2,800 cr set aside for this purpose. Eternal's Valuation Question: How many years of growth have you already paid for? BASE CASE Eternal Q1 FY27 PAT = ₹92 cr FY27 PAT (Est.) = ₹500 cr Current Stock Price = ₹287 Current Mkt Cap = ₹2,74,700 cr Assuming 50x PE (in the long run for a large cap like Eternal), Eternal needs annual net profit (PAT) as follows: ₹2,74,700 ÷ 50 = ₹5,494 cr FY27 Est. PAT = ₹500 cr Starting from ₹500 cr in FY27, the net profit needs to grow: ₹5,494 cr ÷ ₹500 cr = 11x Assuming 30% PAT growth per year (CAGR), it takes: 9.2 years to reach ₹5,494 cr annual net profit. In other words, at ₹287, the base case is that you have already paid for the next 9.2 years of growth. BULL CASE Stock price will increase from here only if the following two conditions are met: 1. Blinkit continues to maintain 46% market share despite Amazon Now & Flipkart Minutes growth. (Blinkit’s market share is already down from 48% to 46%). 2. Quick Commerce price wars do not sustain (as the management expressed hope) and Blinkit EBITDA margin reaches 5% by FY29 as per management estimates. (Current Blinkit EBITDA margin is 0.6%). VERDICT Eternal is a wonderful company, but investing is a game of odds. At a stock price of ₹287, the odds are against Eternal. At this price, you are paying as though the company will deliver near-monopolistic growth for the next 10 years, when in reality its future has never been more competitive. @arabicatrader

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  Ivan Sikorsky (@ivan_sikorsky) reported 13 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @damn_barbarian Just like you morons investigated my issue for one week and couldnt even get the hub to make a single delivery attempt.

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  진사야 #BULLDOZER!! 9/18 (@zinsaya) reported 13 minutes ago

  I know that amazon is shameless anti-labour but they haven’t improved in 12 years 😮‍💨 when I think about what happened in 2014 (they made me receive the broken my ALL TIME FAVOURITE movie’s dvd case) I can wake up all of a sudden even while I’m sleep—it’s literally nightmare

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  sam 🇺🇸 (@AntiNewDems) reported 14 minutes ago

  @iheartmindy @EvanAKilgore awesome idea mindy. we need somebody with a forum. but what they fear the most is bds. intel. ibm. motorola. Google, Amazon. Microsoft. they're all major employers in Israel or big investors there. and strikes. we shut down critical infrastructure in america. @GenXGirl1994

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  Mad Outback Tunes (@MadOutbackTunes) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I left feedback through Amazon - it said it wouldn't be acted upon. The only refund/credit options involve me posting the items back to the US, from Australia. Based on delivery times this is going to be a 2-3 month turnaround. Simple problem & solution - package them properly.

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  George Saoulidis (@saoulidisg) reported 17 minutes ago

  Level Up Harem, Starter Dungeon. Get your LitRPG fix on Amazon now

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  handsomejack (@hansumjak) reported 18 minutes ago

  @TheOnlyDSC All that trouble for worthless Amazon crap?

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  Abigail, Pippa and Sophie (@AAbigail9052) reported 19 minutes ago

  The package issue just gets better! We regret to inform you that several packages were stolen from the package room last evening. Based on our review, the stolen items included deliveries from Amazon, FedEx, Walmart...

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  Tev (@Waynehere_) reported 19 minutes ago

  @damn_barbarian I think Amazon's courier services are causing the problem. Earlier, deliveries through Blue Dart and Amazon Shipping worked well. Nowadays, many products aren't deliverable to rural areas, and the courier services that are available can't handle bulk orders. @amazon @amazonIN

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  philip bryant (@philipbryant180) reported 21 minutes ago

  Firetvstick not working should have bought on amazon

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  Harry DeMott (@hdemott3) reported 21 minutes ago

  @robbysoave So the goal is not to have any economic development. Just lawsuits to slow down business. She did write her thesis on why Amazon was evil after all. AOC read it. - and killed H2 in Queens. Too many good paying jobs. Her constituents might have stopped relying on the government.

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  Ramkishan choudhary (@RKKataniya) reported 28 minutes ago

  @JeffBezos @VivekGaripalli 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 create return. Please help @AmazonHelp

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  ✨ Keshia ✨ (@_prettyk10_) reported 33 minutes ago

  @DoorDash there’s a problem when you cancel my order because you can’t get to my house (mind you there’s multiple ways to get to my house) but @amazon can drop off my packages with no issues 🙃 whoever had my order had a nice free lunch

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  Devutopia (@D_Raval) reported 33 minutes ago

  @ZackPolanski This business relief falls way short of actual he,p and is another slick Burnham con trick: 20% off business rates for pubs, clubs and music venues. Average saving: about £1,100. Sounds like help for the high street. Except it isn’t the high street. It’s hospitality only, on top of a rate relief scheme Reeves already announced last November. Burnham’s added a top-up and put his name on the whole thing. Meanwhile the businesses actually holding your high street together, pharmacies closing at record rates, independent shops, get nothing here. And it’s funded by a warehouse tax for “taxing Amazon.” Except look who actually owns the UK’s biggest warehouses. Not just Amazon. Tesco. Lidl. Next. M&S. John Lewis. Sports Direct. This isn’t a tax on Amazon. It’s a tax on the supply chains of the same high street names he says he’s protecting. The Warehousing Association is already warning it’ll feed straight into prices. One industry group says it risks pushing distribution overseas. So the “cost of living” fix for a pint is funded by a mechanism that may push up the cost of your shopping. Same trick, same self-defeating con.

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  Gluppo (@GluppShittoo) reported 34 minutes ago

  @RunawayWarming @CarolinaLion2 Lulas pretty much stopped chopping down the Amazon for farmland and during that time, farming produce has exploded

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  RoadTour.Net Magazine (@RoadTourMag) reported 38 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp The point is, we are not going through all that. We don’t work for you. It’s been reported to you all via social media with evidence. It’s not our fault that you all don’t have systems in place to document issues like this. You all have been notified. We didn’t have to do that.

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  chris roman🇵🇷 (@chris_roman84) reported 38 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazon @amazon your poor planning on fulfillment and logistics is your problem not the customers and you should either have it delivered on the original day or offer compensation for your short comings. You’re a multibillion dollar company, you have zero excuses.

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  Mahima Jain (@BlockTalkwithMJ) reported 39 minutes ago

  THE US GOVERNMENT AND AI COMPANIES ARE NOW COMPETING FOR THE SAME MONEY US debt has hit $39.5 trillion. In nine months, Washington paid $857 billion in net interest, more than the Department of Defense spent over the same period. At the same time, AI related bond issuance has already reached $270 billion this year. Morgan Stanley expects it to hit $570 billion by year-end. Both are competing for the same institutional capital and investors are demanding higher returns. The 30-year Treasury yield is again above 5%, as renewed conflict with Iran pushes oil above $90 and reignites inflation fears. Investors now demand 60 basis points in extra return to hold hyperscaler bonds over similarly rated corporate debt. The cost of insuring Amazon, Alphabet and Microsoft bonds against default has climbed to 49 basis points, its highest since 2018. Oracle has already been downgraded to BBB-, just one step above junk. This is still an early credit repricing, not a breakdown. But America is entering a much more expensive refinancing cycle. If investors become unwilling to finance cheaply, hyperscalers may slow investment, supplier earnings may fall and the sell-off could spread far beyond technology while the government interest bill would continue exploding

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  wayne 🦇 #BB28 (@butcherstheory) reported 40 minutes ago

  @jelanisrampage @slaymetsu Yall both slow… nbdy lives in the amazon rainforest and youd get hunted by animals in there with no help 😭😭

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  lord pretty flacko ⚔️ (@smdcapital) reported 41 minutes ago

  $spcx reaches all time low at $115, down 50% from the day headlines said "spacex now valued more than microsoft and amazon!!" and when teslaconomics said anyone trying to short spacex at $3T is an idiot! ultimate giga super saiyan top signal new generation of investors who got 'musked'

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  UPPILI SRINIVAS உப்பிலி ஸ்ரீநிவாஸ் (@pusrinivas) reported 42 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Cancelled We are sorry there was an issue with your delivery. The package is being returned, and we will issue a refund within 3 - 5 business days after the return is processed. Above email received. But for one quantity. I paid for 9 quantity

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  Palak (@Palakonweb) reported 47 minutes ago

  @akshdeeps_001 @amazon Can't you it is a sign up page not sign in.

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  R@jdeep (@rajdeep1043) reported 48 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @amazon Repeatly there is a severe delivery and pick up issue happening. Even after repeated complaint no one is resolving the issue. Multiple times delivery get hold. No customer care executives is helping. Either you refund it or I'v to proceed with consumer complaint

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  CineManiac (@movie__maniac) reported 48 minutes ago

  Hi @AnqFinance, I'm unable to purchase an Amazon Pay Gift Voucher through the app using X card balance. I've tried multiple times, but every transaction fails with the following message: "Your transaction for Amazon Pay G Voucher could not be processed. Any amount deducted has been refunded." Could you please check if there's any issue with the service and help resolve this?

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  Ramkishan choudhary (@RKKataniya) reported 54 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 create return. Please help @AmazonHelp

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  Kati Kawanu (@KatiKawanu) reported 55 minutes ago

  @amazon @JeffBezos what happens to my Author page, do I lose access to that too? Lost access even to my UK account, when the error arose from the US account.

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  @AmazonHelp Ur link is valid for an hour. I’m travelling, I don’t have a desktop or laptop. I have not asked for you to help me. I have contacted Amazon India. If I do not get a resolution, I will go to consumer court. What u do, what ur constraints are in not my business or problem.

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  Zac (@zacschramm) reported 58 minutes ago

  @Sandeman52 In October of 2003, Amazon traded at around $3.04 split-adjusted. In 2006, it bottomed at around $1.29, a 57.6% drawdown in a 2.5 year bear market. It has never traded that low again. Ask yourself when a stock is down: what are the odds that it never trades this low again?

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  Catherine Arthur (@CatArthurian) reported 1 hour ago

  It's relentless. Today's summarised my book for me, as if I didn't know what I'd written, telling me how many reviews I have (yes, I know that, too), then offering to promote it: 'This book is for the reader who wants a tangled tale of love, betrayal and broken promises in 18th century England.' Er... Yep, that's the tagline. I dread to think how much these people charge, but I shall never know. I am not acknowledging my interest or I'll be bombarded with more relentless begging emails. They need to try much harder to even pique my curiosity, but taking snippets from Amazon, letting AI do all their creative sales pitch for them just isn't going to do that. A lazy sales pitch doesn't instil any hope that their work will be any better.