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 (29%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Corminboeuf	Errors	4 hours ago
Armentières	Website Down	18 hours ago
Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts	Website Down	1 day ago
Waldbröl	Sign in	2 days ago
Victorville	Errors	2 days ago
Louisville	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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  Zak🗣️💪🍼💜 (@ZakKondratenko) reported 6 minutes ago

  fwiw it sounds like O. Russell’s new movie was turned down by the studios and financed mostly by the NY Giants who just had to step down because he’s all over the Epstein list and now the movie has abandoned a theatrical release and is being dumped to Amazon Prime as means…

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  ScrollinValor (@En6ine9April) reported 6 minutes ago

  @TimOlney10 @miriam_farish Amazon purposely makes it difficult to resolve issues. IF you can get customer service, they send you through endless hoops. I’m basing my opinion off of dealing with customer complaints routed to my company, as a producer, but not the seller of the product. Deniability.

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  beentheredonethat 🇺🇲 (@watsahoola) reported 8 minutes ago

  @MynierMiki @TimOlney10 But the issue is trying to speak to a human at Amazon not doing a return online...

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  The BrunsHIM Burner 🔥 (@NBAKicksArchive) reported 12 minutes ago

  @crisknowsball_ Amazon still suffers from audio issues, hopefully they’ll be better this season

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 14 minutes ago

  Indie merchants don't lose to competitors. They lose to the dashboards. Merchwright is the fix — an AI ops team on retainer across Shopify, Amazon, and TikTok Shop, handling inventory, pricing, ads, and reviews, with a human in the loop. Live soon.

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  Paulie ಠ_ಠ 🔻🔻🔻 (@pygmypanther) reported 17 minutes ago

  @ElliotKeck Odd you don’t seem to have a problem with Waterstones & Amazon selling it. Why’s that @ElliotKeck? What’s the name for treating one race differently from others again?

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  abdikadir warsame (@eidawil) reported 17 minutes ago

  @ElliotKeck Or the one you can get from amazon,is that no no aswell or just the one from Arab stores,is history you can buy them anywhere stop now you antisemitic **** not working anymore

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  Aaron J*****🇺🇸🇲🇽🏴‍☠️ (@aatamkdaddy) reported 23 minutes ago

  @jarvis_best Wait, are these the same ones you burned down the Amazon making or did you make new ones and burn down another rainforest?

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  Armen Youssefian (@ussefian) reported 25 minutes ago

  @AdamJMatlock Congrats! Had the same issue with wired CarPlay, but I got a wireless adapter off of Amazon for $30 and it did the trick!

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  Abdur Rehman 🇮🇳 (@arrehman786) reported 26 minutes ago

  @amazonindia @AmazonHelp @amazonIN I also recently ordered multiple products and received almost all of them together, except one. The app showed the missing order as delivered, so I raised the issue through the app, but unfortunately, I couldn’t get any proper resolution. (3/6)

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  Boar On The Shale Floor (@NewsFinOil) reported 27 minutes ago

  @WallStreetApes You can literally just pop off the nest or ecobee thermostat and put on an old school one. Buy one on amazon and throw it in a drawer for when the libs shut your AC down.

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  One nation under God 🇺🇸 🇩🇪 (@onenationck) reported 27 minutes ago

  @HHSGov @SecKennedy What this tells us Amazon’s top back‑pain items have: - Thousands to tens of thousands of ratings, meaning millions of purchases overall. - High demand for heating pads, braces, lumbar supports, and ice packs — consistent with the CDC data showing back pain is the #1 pain site in the U.S. --- 📊 Putting it together Public health data shows: - 103 million Americans have back pain in a typical 3‑month period. - 73 million have chronic back pain. - 65 million had a recent episode. Amazon search data shows: - Back‑pain products are among the highest‑volume health purchases, with top items having 5,000–28,000+ reviews, indicating extremely high usage. --- If you want, I can also break down: - back pain in women vs men - chronic vs acute back pain numbers - Arizona‑specific back pain prevalence Or tell me what part of this you want to explore next.

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  Hamster ℛ𝒾𝓋𝒶𝓁𝓈 (@Hamster_Rivals) reported 28 minutes ago

  still mad at bing robot, the bong it told me YES FRESH BUY IT FOR 53 DOLLARS yesterday the there is no handle on the stem it burns my finger every time I pull it out to smoke **** and the bing robot told me now just buy a bunch of things on Amazon to fix it but I ain't now Itired

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  Die Maschine (@TheWarIsCold) reported 31 minutes ago

  @ZC2forBO7 @Treyarch @TreyarchCM yeah issue with that is because it uses the shows likeness they probably need to pay amazon for that but i could be wrong bc i dont rlly know what im talking abt, but overall ive lost all hope for any post fortnite gaming collabs to give us permanent free content

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  OnlyJesse - Not with IRIAM 🤬 (@lockhart_jesse) reported 32 minutes ago

  Is this another Amazon decision or are TwitchCon organizers that stupid?! Not only does this NOT solve the problem of high prices, but now they’re encouraging parents to come see the very content creators children should not be exposed to!! Can the “Opt-Out “option be extended to TwitchCon as well?

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  Porter Stansberry (@porterstansb) reported 37 minutes ago

  Fifteen years ago I wrote and produced a documentary called The End of America. It was watched by tens of millions of people and it remains, as far as I know, the most-watched financial presentation ever made. It predicted that the dollar's reserve status would erode, that central banks would quietly swap Treasuries for gold, that the government would be forced to monetize its own debt, that inflation would return, that institutional trust would collapse, that our society would be debauched (woke, trans, gambling, fentanyl), and that a great part of the American middle class would be wiped out by inflation without ever understanding what had happened to it. Every one of those predictions came true. What I got wrong was the magnitude — the reckoning is now larger than the one I described, because it was postponed with fifteen more years of borrowed money. I’ve recently updated all of my work into a new edition, which deals specifically with the approaching ****** to these trends. It’s called 2029: The End of America. It costs less than $10 on Amazon. And there’s an Audible version too. One last thing. It’s incredibly important that you protect yourself and your family. Why? Because your neighbors won’t. Just try discussing any of these issues with them. Try giving them a copy of my book. They will not listen to you – even though the math is black and white. Humans have a strong “normalcy bias.” Most people believe that tomorrow will be just like today. Like the people who sat in New Orleans even though Katrina was coming. So, you won’t be able to save them. That means, you must save yourself, so that, in the aftermath, you’ll be able to help them.

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  Man in Black 2125 (@In2125) reported 38 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp yeah you're a bit slow. like your deliveries.... this is not that order but ANOTHER one.... you're on a roll for sure.

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  Joel Schamber (@JoelSchamber) reported 39 minutes ago

  @DrBonGrippers I'd let him test it out on me. I got a random tiny rechargeable stun gun and pepper spray in an Amazon package a year ago, and they said just keep it. Before I gave it to my daughter, I had tried that summbitch on myself so many times there were minor burns down my left forearm.

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  raghul (@raghul777) reported 40 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN I need an update. You keep sending the same message asking me to fill out the forms. If I could fill them out, I would have done it already. The issue is on your side—I’m unable to fill out the forms because the page is stuck on “Sending…” continuously.

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  Jolene (@Jolene62449178) reported 40 minutes ago

  @karenellen45 @reborn_amit @MaryBowdenMD I know!!! They have been booted one time since Ive been a member because of using the word ivermectin. This was about a year and a half ago. They had to restart a new page 👀. They have also been copied by fraudsters. You have to make sure the cover page photo has those water marks on it. Ive learned a ton over the years just by reading posts bit the protocol is also in the files. But yes, I find it weird ****** FB allows it also. Ive been a member for maybe 6 years. A lot of success stories but also a lot of failures. Its just like anything else, it works for some and some it doesnt. Maybe product authenticity is part of the problem. People buy their stuff from Amazon who has a ton of fake products.

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  Pugnacious Polk (@pugnacious_polk) reported 41 minutes ago

  @nocertainlynot harvard classics alone solves this problem from a time when the uni had standards $3 on amazon

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 45 minutes ago

  @shivakarthika15 @ShiprocketIndia @shivakarthika15 We request you to copy the link and open it using a web browser, login to your account and connect with our Amazon shipping support team for further assistance. -Furqanuddin

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  Prem Gandhi (@pgandhi221) reported 49 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Such a terrible support you have @amazonIN. I have still not received my delivery and the delivery, which was supposed to be re-attempted was also not done. Being a prime user this is such a poor service you are delivering. I’m going to file a legal complaint against you.

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  Vegas Uncomped (@VegasUncomped) reported 51 minutes ago

  @C6Boomer @amazon @AmazonHelp I'm so pissed at them right now... They lost two packages and refused to issue a refund or send a replacement for 5 days. Then they cancelled it out of nowhere, with no option for where to send the credit....

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  Syed Muzayan Mehmud (@syedmuzayan) reported 51 minutes ago

  Just interacted with a voice AI agent for Amazon customer service. I think the jobs of human customer service reps are very safe. Specifically: stunningly bad context management, clearly a bad model + harness - had no problem repeating itself. Bad tool calls.

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  LiJueshi李珏诗 (@lijueshi) reported 52 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazon I find the number ends in 26 is my number,but didn’t use maybe over 10years,I login successfully,but my account is hold on!how solution?So I already find it from my taobao order history,I have this number ends in 26,it’s from 2011.,didn’t use so many years!

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  AFRICA IS HOME GLOBAL (@AfricaisHOME2) reported 54 minutes ago

  Big Tech’s massive AI build-out is pushing credit risk higher even for companies that have nothing to do with artificial intelligence. The hyperscalers like Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft and Nvidia have issued about $182 billion in investment-grade bonds this year to fund data centers and AI capex, and Barclays expects roughly $285 billion of IG issuance from them globally in 2026. That flood of supply is widening spreads across the whole credit market, because these long-dated tech bonds now make up a much bigger share of bond indices. As Aegon’s Daniel Belton put it, as more AI-related debt is issued wide of the index, supply pressure can drag index spreads wider for everyone, including safe firms with no AI exposure. The risk is also showing up in lending. JPMorgan warns that about $130 billion to $150 billion of US leveraged loans to software companies rated B- or lower are high risk as AI coding agents commoditize development and compress margins. UBS expects defaults to rise 3% to 5% if AI disruption accelerates, versus market expectations of 1% to 2%. Moody’s adds that companies failing to deploy AI effectively could lose competitive edge and see weaker credit quality, while Fitch flags AI and the spending boom as a major global credit risk, with valuations near dotcom levels. At the same time, Big Tech itself looks solid, with debt-to-enterprise value below 5% and in some cases net cash. The problem isn’t their balance sheets, it’s concentration: tech now dominates issuance, and when a single sector drives index risk, even stable industrials and utilities end up paying more to borrow. - World Business News.

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  Toni (@theCatnipCatnip) reported 54 minutes ago

  @ChrisWickNews Kamala is only Asian Indian and not black The DC Snipers were a fed op The pentagon was not hit by an Airliner (I had a friend that was crossing the parking lots to the neighborhood right behind it- said he believes it was a missile) Covid was not just a “flu” - fyi I was snowed in for 3 weeks and ordered a bag of dog food from Amazon. We had not left the house nor had anyone over. Just a long thin walking path up our driveway to the mailbox. The dog food was placed on the porch as usual - two days later my husband and I were horribly sick and I was have huge breathing issues. The local health dept didn’t have and info about covid at that point and neither did my doctors office nor the hospital — thank God I did not end up in the hospital — I survived sipping water and propped up on pillows just to keep my throat unblocked. It lasted 3 weeks.

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  Renaissance Man (@Renaissance_Man) reported 1 hour ago

  @jrockandrollt My kid doubled his money during early Covid with Disney stock. His rationale? Marvel. When they made the first woke sequel he dipped out. Now he's all in on spacex because "space." A few weeks ago he said "Amazon seems cheap right now" He's outperforming my picks and he's still in high school. Please fix.

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  Purplebutterfly (@Borussenfan527) reported 1 hour ago

  Amazon Prime fans 'regret nothing' after ditching work to binge addictive new drama | Metro News this sort of headlines make me want to go all in on stuff like turkish soap operas and podcasts from all over the world...bloody hell entertainment is going down the drain