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
Lakeville	Website Down	5 hours ago
Zürich	Website Down	14 hours ago
Cali	Errors	1 day ago
Strasbourg	Errors	1 day ago
Lakeville	Website Down	1 day ago
Canberra	Website Down	1 day ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Stouters (@Stouters79) reported 8 minutes ago

  @zyngapoker updated zynga poker on my amazon fire but I can do anything. I can see the lucky bonus timer counting down, but unable to select anything. Any thoughts?

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  Fact (@Prashantm1818) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN I faced the identical delivery issue with this seller previously. Due to this recurring problem, I will approach the Consumer Court unless I get a concrete update and prompt delivery.

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  Alexander Hill (@Alexand71423435) reported 9 minutes ago

  @KkeefekyKyle They need to fix the problem on Amazon!

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  StormySteelfate (@SSteelfate) reported 12 minutes ago

  @IBREC @vaaniellis That explains why they were listed as part of the creative team on the new series. Which makes the cancellation of the show even more confusing. Amazon wasn't going to run into an issue in '29 with them already on board.

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  InfamousCuisine (@CuisineInfamous) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Ether_Ships @ClownWorld They can't if one of these is present NO THEY CAN'T. THERE IS NO LAW THAT PROVIDES EXEMPTIONS FOR SOME VEHICLES. Just because UPS and FedEx and Amazon drivers aren't getting tickets for parking on the roadways, that DOES NOT mean there isn't a law and they won't get a ticket. Correlation does not always imply causation. There can be a law and a cop CAN issue them a ticket. Now, just like you, I don't know if there is or isn't a No Stopping sign on the street, but seeing as nobody else is parked on the street, I assume that it is the case.

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  Nick Parker (@NickParkerPrint) reported 21 minutes ago

  @chaotictransfem There's like 3 options at my store and theirs tastes best. I expect there to be more numerous competitors in the future when it's all delivered via amazon drone. Perhaps then there will be enough profit signal to fix little irks like this.

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  ArbRoyalsTheAce (@ArbRoyalsTheAce) reported 23 minutes ago

  @mattkalish Its also safe to assume DK and every other book ADVERTISES to make money. Heck, almost all companies pay to advertise. Evidently you hate the American way. Comcast Corporation: $5.75B Procter & Gamble: $4.39B AT&T: $3.52B Amazon: $3.38B General Motors: $3.24B Verizon Communications: $2.64B Ford Motor Company: $2.45B Charter Communications: $2.42B Alphabet, Inc. (Google): $2.41B Samsung Electronics: $2.41B Tell me you have a problem with ANY of these companies who advertise to get consumers to buy from them????

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  Coalition to Defend Amazon Workers (@CDAW_National) reported 24 minutes ago

  @sopjap I was counsel to the Amazon Labor Union during the organizing drive at JFK8. Chris Smalls should not be blamed for the failure to secure a contract. The reality is that the NLRB and American labor law are often incapable of delivering timely first contracts, allowing employers to delay bargaining for years. That is a failure of the system, not of Chris. He did not organize JFK8 alone, but neither should he be scapegoated for delays that are built into a broken labor relations framework.

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  Saint Ann (@saintannic) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Said that they were purchased a week ago. Are you having delivery issues?

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  David Lundeen (@PelicanatAnchor) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Welp @amazon. It’s now 6:30 and my replacement package that was promised today isn’t here and the package tracking couldn’t be less helpful. So now I’ve been let down two days in a row on an order originally promised within 2-6 hours.

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  Dawn Smart (@Dawnsmartdore) reported 25 minutes ago

  @hashjenni I actually think about this a lot 🫣 You can’t send them to the Amazon because they would cut down the trees, even if the piranhas would eat them we can’t sacrifice the climate for them Can’t send them to Antarctica because they would melt the ice and obviously same as above Needs to be someplace really without people… That doesn’t have some sort of protected flora and Fauna Perhaps a large barge or roped together barges without engines free-floating south of Chile? I heard a delightful place for a cruise

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  TeslaKing (@Social_853OKG) reported 25 minutes ago

  @amazon Dear Mr. @JeffBezos, We have been prime members for decades and wanted you to know that they are destroying the company that you built. 20 minutes to figure out how to chat to a serv. rep., additional 40 mins with reps that cant understand the problem, then hung up on.

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  BIOHACKER.LOOKSMAX (@looksmaxxerrr) reported 30 minutes ago

  I think volufiline is a dropshipping scam Volufiline is a trending skincare ingredient, popular on TikTok. It can supposedly grow fat tissue on areas such as undereyes (to hide dark circles), smile lines, or even breasts or buttocks. The bottle is sold on Amazon and it is supposedly developed by a French chemist company called Sederma. The alleged research says that good responders can get almost 10% volume increase. I went down a research rabbit hole, at the end of which I came to the conclusion that all this is a scam by dropshippers to sell this specific bottle on Amazon. hat I found: Sederma no longer exists, as it was acquired by Croda Beauty. Croda beauty does mention volufiline in its eye serum formulations, but a bottle being sold today that has 100% volufiline under the brand name "Sederma" makes no sense in this context. The research paper that can be found online (which starts by a strange flowery prose on how *********** are attractive) is from 2006. If there was a formulation 20 years ago that could grow breasts by 10%, why would it not be more widely available? There is no real reporting on it anywhere. Think about how many articles are on ingredients such as retinols, or even fat injections and other cosmetic procedures. Why not this one? Why is no other brand in the world producing this product if there is research on how to grow fat tissue from 20 years ago? Skincare companies are like fast fashion retailers now. When retinols started trending, they showed up in drugstore. Same with vit C. The research paper that can be found online actually says that Loreal has already patented volufiline with spf and something else in a formulation. Why would they sit on this for 20 years if there was a smidgeon of proof it worked? In conclusion: I think some company in China made this product based on some wording by a chemist company's brochure from 20 years ago. Now TikTok influencers are convincing themselves (and you, and me) that it works. Don't buy it! Who knows what is inside that amazon bottle. Don't put in in your eyes. And most of all, don't spend your precious time on earth looking for miniscule changes in the hollows of your eyes.

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  Sandeep🐦 (@UmmaSandeep) reported 30 minutes ago

  Reviews are actually more important for movies than products. Why? Amazon lo normal product neeku nachakapothe nuvvu return icheyochu. So review chudakapoina no problem. After watching a bad movie, you will neither get your money nor your time back, so review is more important.

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  c leb (@Letoy89) reported 31 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp have a massive issue with my account. You removed review privileges. Won’t tell me why. I’ve talked to like 8 people through chat and email and no one at your company will treat me like an adult and answer why in plain English. So I’m going to the BBB by weeks end

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  Rob Gabel 🇺🇸 (@robgabel) reported 34 minutes ago

  Had a magic tech experience, props to Roku PM team! My Roku remote disappeared. I got one for $30 on Amazon. Unbox it. Press power on the new remote. TV turns on. Roku screen on. I’m like what? Volume up and down, all of it - just… works. Steve Jobs would be proud

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  Abdullah Altamimi (@KsaTmtm) reported 36 minutes ago

  You can’t see this is my account around one years. I cannot do anything my account pending. I think some people will do something inside my account when I tell you help please help. Please help me please you send to me some link the link when I follow up all be wateryou don’t understand my situation problem he cannot fix 30 bucks until one year. What do you want? please do something. Do you need money? What do you need? I will give you but fix my account please @amazon_policy @amazonnews @AmazonHelp

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  kabz (@djkabzx) reported 41 minutes ago

  Amazon literally built a scoreboard to track how much AI their employees use and now people are gaming it by burning tokens on pointless tasks just to rank higher. They wanted 80% of devs using AI weekly so they started ranking staff by token consumption. And shocker, people started running agents on unnecessary stuff just to keep their numbers up. A token counter can prove you used AI. It cannot prove you did anything useful with it. That's the whole problem right there. Companies are so obsessed with showing AI adoption metrics to shareholders that they forgot to ask if the actual work got better. Now you've got engineers optimizing for a leaderboard instead of their product. And Amazon's response when it got out? They quietly hid the usage numbers from everyone except managers. So the scoreboard still exists, it's just less visible now. This is what happens when you treat AI adoption like a KPI instead of a tool. You don't get smarter workers, you get workers who are really good at looking like they're using AI. Meta's doing the same thing btw. "Tokenmaxxing" is apparently a real internal strategy at multiple big tech companies rn. Is this just the 2026 version of filling out a timesheet? Are we really back here?

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  gandalf the racist (@racistbilbo) reported 42 minutes ago

  @TinTinEnjoyer @HankHeil Personally my recommendation is pull out of anything you dont have a plan to hold long term. Long term stuff to stay invested in is stuff that is evergreen, like shipping/logistics, food, etc. Things the world cant live without. Even if they dip, they will recover. Hold your cash in some kind of interest bearing account until the market is low, and then invest in stuff while its at bargain prices. Intel, amazon, tsmc, etc. Companies that are all too big to actually fail, but whos stock prices will take a massive beating when their AI plays fail. If you have enough money to buy real estate in your area after the crash, do that as well. People who had a couple hundred grand in places like dallas, miami, new york, etc, during 2008 to invest in property made out like bandits. You could buy a house in miami for like 60k at the low point. Overall it isnt even so much what you invest in though, its just having money available to invest at the low point. Dont try too hard to time it, the markets will be up and down constantly during that period. Even if you lose, 10, 20% in the short term, over the long term if you get in at the bottom youll double or triple your money. Amazon was up and down between 80-110 for months in 2023, now its at 264. Not a huge difference if you got in at 86 or 110, you still made out like a bandit. But this is all just my opinion of course, I dont actually know anything, I dont work in finance anymore or have any inside connections really. Maybe im wrong, but this is what I think and what im going to do.

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  Jonathan Condon (@RealVentGuy) reported 42 minutes ago

  @AmazonMGMStudio Amazon is broken. Only way to save it is to bring Stargate back with @martingero

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  Mayank (@mLivingA) reported 44 minutes ago

  @flipkartsupport . From now on, if the product is available on both @Flipkart and @amazonIN i will buy it from Amazon because they deliver timely and if they have a problem delivering a product. They give me "cancel the order" option. It's very hassle free.

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  jacobc.eth (@jacobc_eth) reported 46 minutes ago

  @TheCriticalDri1 Your quote of Joseph Mallozzi totally contradicts the logic of your own article. Amazon is shutting down the project in favor of a potential total reboot that doesn't care about the canon, which is what fans of the series have been opposing for over a decade, ever since Roland Emmerich wanted to decanonize the TV shows.

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  Fᴜͫᴄͧᴋͭɪͪɴͣ BITCOIN (@toro770) reported 48 minutes ago

  @MicroSeed_io Guys, just buy a book on Amazon. Look up your seed phrase in the book.. write down the page number, paragraph number, word number etc for each word. You can buy the same book in the new country. You can even email yourself the page and word #s

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  Nikki Barnabee (@GargoylePhan) reported 48 minutes ago

  Is anyone having problems with Amazon Prime Video? I can't get it to open on one of my phones, and on the other phone can't get it to let me buy Season One of "Buffy TVS." It says try again later or check Internet connection. Connection seems fine.

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  Cheeseburger (@CBread04) reported 51 minutes ago

  My letter to Amazon Studio: Dear Amazon Studio Executives, I'm sure you have been hearing from a lot of very passionate Stargate fans recently. I hope, while passionate, none crossed a line. But if some did cross a line, please understand their passion likely got the best of them because Stargate is something they love and they feel betrayed by your studio for killing it. That said, being overly disrespectful doesn't represent the Stargate fandom as a whole or the lessons the series taught its fans, so I apologize on their behalf. That said I too am extremely frustrated with the decision to shut down the new Stargate project. Especially when I heard one of the reasons was that it was going to hold too closely to the original lore which was deemed to focus too much on the original audience and not on some almost mythical modern audience. Firstly the original series was hugely successful, and the vast majority of its original audience are not only still living, but also more likely to be in the age range where they have much more disposable income, like myself. They also now have children they want to share the series with. There is also an enormous vacuum for this type of positive, realistic sci-fi show. This was a series that guided many of our morals, our understanding of right and wrong, courage, loyalty, honor, patriotism, respect, education, science, hope for the future, unity, how our differences can be our strengths, teamwork. I could go on forever. It was an enormously positive influence on millions over the span of two decades. When Stargate aired it was my brother and I that bonded over the show. Today from those two fans, the new Stargate series would have had myself, my brother, his two sons, my wife, and two close friends of mine all excited to watch every episode. That was 2 original fans that would now be a diehard audience of 7. There is more than enough potential to create a very successful series just with the original fans and the people they shared the show with. But I believe it goes beyond that. If the show held true to the original it would spark the interest of an entirely new generation even if they don't have an original fan to introduce them. Like I said there has been a huge vacuum in the market for this type of series. Nothing like it really exists today and the sci-fi and television world is weaker for that. Many are longing for this type of series even if they don't know it yet because they were never introduced to it. So many cherished shows and movies that have been rebooted by major studios have not been the commercial success the studios expected them to be. I believe the evidence is clear that their lack of success has been in large part because the original audience is often abandoned or an afterthought in some attempt to capture an illusive market of new fans. But in the attempt to target a more general audience you make the show average, unoriginal and destroy all the magic that made the show so special. So the original fans hate it and new potential fans are introduced to a show that just isn't very special. Instead it's a show built for the average audience in every way, making it average and boring. Studios are focus grouping art to death in some attempt to please an average that doesn't exist as a real person. In the end the show loses the qualities that would earn it a new audience while also alienating the original audience. Please I beg of you, give this new series a chance. Reconsider your choice to cancel it. Allow the creators of the project to continue to run it and fulfill their vision. They have already proven themselves capable of creating a beloved series and one of the most successful and loved sci-fi shows ever created. They know what they're doing. Please give them a season. I am confident it will be a success. You have a loyal fan base that would buy up all the merch you want to sell if it means they will have an authentic Stargate series back in their lives. Please don't walk away from this and alienate so many Stargate fans. In the meantime I'm sorry to say, I have canceled my Amazon Prime and will not be renewing if the project is not continued. Or at least release the rights to the series so it can be continued by those that love and understand the series and why so many care so deeply for it. Sincerely a Stargate fan

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  Dilip Poreddy (@pidi411) reported 54 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @amazon ordered an item,delivered and the delivery person charged 499/-,later we realised it was only 236/-. Called customer care,realised the delivery person and person we gpay’d are not the same. Are you outsourcing deliveries to unknown guys? Serious security issue.

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  ᴛʀᴀᴄᴇʀ (@DeFiTracer) reported 57 minutes ago

  🚨 SPACEX NEEDS TO GROW 600X TO JUSTIFY ITS IPO PRICE!! No company in the history of capitalism has ever come close to that. Current revenue: $18,700,000,000 Revenue needed by 2035: $1,100,000,000,000 That requires 50% annual growth every single year for a decade. Not one bad quarter, not one slowdown, not one miss. In 2035 alone SpaceX would need to add... JUST IMAGINE. $360,000,000,000 IN REVENUE. That's MORE than $NVDA added during its entire record-breaking year To put that in perspective: SpaceX would need to generate 2.4% of the ENTIRE US GDP by itself. More than whole industries produce combined. Now look at what they're actually working with: Current losses: $4,280,000,000 in Q1 2026 alone Total losses since founding: $41,300,000,000 Not a single profitable year on record Starlink is real, launches are real, the technology is real. But the valuation has nothing to do with. At $1,750,000,000,000 you're not buying a rocket company. You're buying a math problem that has never been solved in market history. Amazon at peak growth, Apple during its best decade, Google in its prime. None of them came anywhere near this growth requirement. The IPO is June 12. Insiders have been waiting years for this door to open. By November 93% of their shares are free to sell. Draw your own conclusions. This sounds SCARY, but I'll be tracking every move around this listing. I will post my moves here so my FOLLOWERS can SAVE their money. Follow me and turn NOTIFICATIONS ON, as I will share my strategy soon. Many will regret not following me earlier...

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  Katyayani Shukla (@aibytekat) reported 58 minutes ago

  5. The "Alignment" Check-in Situation: You receive a vague calendar invite to "make sure we're aligned on the Q3 strategy." You show up, and the call is 60 minutes of corporate buzzwords, head-nodding, and high-level philosophizing. Zero actual decisions are made, no concrete action items are assigned, and you leave the call just as confused as when you joined. System: "Alignment" is usually a corporate code word for "I haven't actually done the hard work of writing down a coherent strategy yet, and I want to talk it out loud until something eventually makes sense." It is lazy management disguised as collaboration. Why it works: Implement the Amazon 6-pager rule or a strict "memo-first" culture. Before anyone is allowed to ask for "alignment," they must write a detailed strategy document. If the plan cannot be clearly articulated in text, it's not a strategy yet. Have the team read the document silently, and debate the specific points asynchronously in the margins. Stop talking in circles. Start writing in straight lines.

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  Geronimo (@JeromeBagu39039) reported 59 minutes ago

  @DerekMinnemaOnX I'd like to know how much Amazon made from the lock down. Seems odd. Doncha think?

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  Louis (@K1nglouie83) reported 1 hour ago

  @StefanBrown4 @TheArsenalMind Cesc forced that move Barca. Auba shouldn’t be on here tho. That Amazon series done him *****, even tho he carried us when we were terrible