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 (45%)
• Errors (29%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Prince Frederick	Sign in	6 hours ago
Los Angeles	Website Down	10 hours ago
Arras	Errors	11 hours ago
Orlando	Website Down	12 hours ago
Canton	Website Down	13 hours ago
Silsbee	Sign in	15 hours ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Lantea (@Lantea1) reported 8 minutes ago

  @BaronDestructo I still hold out hope that the Stargate fandom can make this terrible cancelation so painful for Amazon that they will have to reconsider.

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  Thoughtprovoker (@clarkh1963) reported 9 minutes ago

  @KFILE That reminds me. I need to order a box breaking down machine from Amazon.

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  Despised_iCON ⚡️ (@Despised__ICON) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Dog154027423 @AmazonHelp chat went on to be several rotating rounds of broken English/punjabi and I still have no pool shock, no refund, and the order shipping info line is blank with no carrier or tracking listed. I definitely broke it and poojab helpdesk turned out useless

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  NotWithThem (@NotWithThem4) reported 12 minutes ago

  @fandompulse Shadi hit the nail on the head, this film is a celebration of our beloved *****. How can you tear down a movie that had a Dolph Lundgren cameo that used Princes of the Universe in their soundtrack is beyond me All the way, It is the singular Amazon product worth the endorsement

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  NewsyOhio (@NewsyOhio18235) reported 20 minutes ago

  And yeah, I think the game has flaws that need fixing but IOI is more likely to fix them than whatever the hell we get from MGM/Amazon

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  Ben Heckendorn (@benheck) reported 21 minutes ago

  @retrodepot1 @amazon My issue is only way that dumb time travel plot works is if multiverse. Which means the Avengers abandoned their OG universe to selfishly make one where their friends are back.

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  MajorMustache (@major_moostache) reported 21 minutes ago

  @sherifflamb1 @missiville_ Lets break amazon down and deport it! They shouldn’t be allowed to syphon money out of the US while not paying taxes nor employing Americans!!

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  john connealy (@goodoleboy63) reported 24 minutes ago

  FedEx never contacted me about mishandling my $180 Amazon package. Driver slammed it, didn’t place it safely, and customer service didn’t follow up. I’m not the only one—everyone’s talking about how terrible FedEx is. Fix your customer service @FedEx.”

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  Brian (@GuardsMr) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Ausbobsmit Just watched on U tube Karl Stevenoik ? Doing an interview with a economist and the future is looking pretty bleak and we are heading down the path of Amazon with high unemployment and a billionaire was moving his money over to NZ as the taxes were much lower .

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  Radjin the Celestial Dragon (@_Radjin_) reported 26 minutes ago

  @HistorianUSA1 Not sure what model that vehicle is, but the cabin filter in every vehicle I ever owned was directly behind the glove box. Take the stuff out, squeeze the tab and allow the box to swing down towards the floor, and directly in front of you is a drawer you pull out. $15-20 at Amazon and most auto parts stores.

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  Kerry Goode (@KerryGoode) reported 27 minutes ago

  Amazon the Burglar When I was healthy, I believed in having a plan for everything. A plan for practice. A plan for the game. A plan for being ahead. And like Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant said, a plan for being behind 20–0 at halftime, with your quarterback hurt, the phones dead, it raining cats and dogs, and no rain gear because the equipment man left it at home. That was me. I had a plan if somebody came through the front door. I had a plan if somebody came through the back door. I had a plan if somebody tried a window, chimney, garage, doggy door, or showed up disguised as Publisher’s Clearing House. But when ALS paralyzed my body, one of the hardest things it took from me was my ability to protect my house. So I did what any former football player, father, husband, and self-appointed head of household security would do. I turned my house into Fort Knox with throw pillows. I put cameras everywhere. Alarms everywhere. Motion lights everywhere. Ring cameras on every door. I had Alexa connected to the whole system like she was my personal night-shift security guard. The problem was not the system. The problem was my family. Especially the girls. Those alarms could say, “There is a man at the front door carrying a chainsaw, a ski mask, and your good silverware,” and my girls would not look up from their phones unless TikTok sent a warning first. Last night around 2 a.m., I finally shut everything down and tried to sleep. At 3 a.m., Alexa said, “I detected someone at the front door.” Nobody moved. Not Tanja. Not the girls. Not a pinky toe. Not an eyelash. Nothing. I’m laying there paralyzed, eyes wide open, thinking, “Well, this is it. This is how we go out. Robbed in surround sound.” At 4 a.m., Alexa said it again. “I detected someone at the front door.” Still nobody moved. At this point, I’m trying to yell, but ALS has taken my voice, so all I could do was lay there and mentally file an insurance claim. At 5 a.m., Alexa made her third announcement. Now I’m thinking, “Should I call everybody and let them know the house is being broken into? Or should I just lay here and watch them take everything?” Finally, around 8 a.m., Eddie shows up. And what does he find? Boxes. Stacked from the floor to the top of the porch. Completely blocking the door like Amazon was trying to build a distribution center. Turns out the only burglar was Jeff Bezos. And Alexa wasn’t warning me about danger. She was announcing that Amazon had robbed me legally. Now I’ve got to have a serious talk with this woman lying next to me, mouth wide open, snoring like a chainsaw fighting a leaf blower in a thunderstorm.

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  Charlene Roseboro (@KingsMom1987) reported 27 minutes ago

  @UPS why is my package delayed talking about carrier issue that’s not my problem it has been since the 29th of may and my package has not arrived at its destination and that’s unacceptable. And this is an amazon package so yes I’m pissed tf off !!! Fix it

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  Souvik Bhattacharya (@thegoodfoodbro) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Order # 11370760986749845 Refund of $50.87 issued on May 18 but still hasn’t reached my account. Last week Amazon blamed technical issue. Today spent 40 minutes being transferred between agents with no solution. Completely unacceptable. Please resolve and refund now

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  Sumin BV (@Suminbv) reported 34 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Please read the replies under the tweet before blindly replying. I have connected via this link 4 times already. Issue is not resolved apart from generic responses

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  Charlie Grant (@charliegrantt) reported 36 minutes ago

  @MikeIsaac Breaking down Amazon boxes really is the modern chopping firewood analogue

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  NeoUnrealist (@NeoUnrealist) reported 36 minutes ago

  Amazon following Netflix's eternal search for the mythical "modern audience" that never shows up, causing yet another IP with a built-in fan base to go down in flames.

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  Cryonic (@cryonicangel) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Cade_Onder Rocky history? More like a dumpster fire. New World - shut down. Other projects canned. Amazon has already left the gaming space, now you want them to come back as a publisher?

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  krishnakumar k.p. (@sukritham1951) reported 37 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Today is 5th June 26.Time is12.28pm .So far nothing happened. The delivery agent is adamant not to deliver. It's 3rd. repeated offence. Previous 2 times they returned my prepaid item , telling lie. This time they accused payment issue.All false. My location they want to avoid.

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  ItsSTILLSummer (@Damirror91) reported 41 minutes ago

  Every time Amazon doesn’t send me a photo as proof of the delivery, there is an issue with my package smh

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  Devin Wills (@Texaspete911) reported 44 minutes ago

  Everyone is chasing the next AI stock. Meanwhile, one of the most impressive growth stories on the planet is hiding in plain sight. $MELI Most people call it the Amazon of Latin America. I think that’s selling it short. Because Amazon isn’t a bank. MercadoLibre is. Amazon doesn’t issue loans. MercadoLibre does. Amazon doesn’t process billions in payments across countries where much of the population has historically been underbanked. MercadoLibre does. That’s why I think investors looking at MELI as an e-commerce company are missing the bigger picture. The real bull case isn’t online shopping. The real bull case is becoming the financial infrastructure of an entire continent. Think about where the United States was 20 years ago. More online shopping. More digital payments. More mobile banking. More consumer credit. Now imagine those trends are still in the early innings. That’s Latin America. Every year more people move from cash to digital payments. Every year more merchants move online. Every year more businesses need payment processing, logistics, advertising, lending, and banking services. And MercadoLibre sits in the middle of all of it. The flywheel is absurd. A customer shops on MercadoLibre. They use Mercado Pago. The merchant processes payments through Mercado Pago. The merchant buys ads on MercadoLibre. The merchant takes out a loan from Mercado Crédito. The delivery gets fulfilled through Mercado’s logistics network. One customer. Five revenue streams. That’s not an e-commerce business. That’s an ecosystem. And ecosystems are incredibly difficult to disrupt. Amazon learned that. Apple learned that. Microsoft learned that. The deeper customers get pulled into the network, the harder it becomes to leave. Now ask yourself a simple question. What happens if Latin America’s middle class continues growing over the next decade? What happens if digital payments continue replacing cash? What happens if consumer lending expands? What happens if online shopping penetration moves closer to U.S. levels? MercadoLibre wins every one of those trends. At the same time. That’s what makes this company so interesting. The market loves stories about robots, AI, quantum computing, and rockets. I do too. But sometimes the best investments are much simpler. Find a dominant company. In a growing market. With multiple ways to win. And let time do the heavy lifting. That’s the bull case for MELI. Not that it becomes the Amazon of Latin America. That it becomes something even bigger. The commerce platform. The payment network. The lender. The logistics provider. The digital backbone of an entire region.

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  Deepak Mahajan (@Marathonpilot) reported 46 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp That doesnt solve any problem. I hope someone who can take action reads this. My orders worth few hundred dollars is missing because your delivery person. Thought its okay to leave it on the road outside the hotel. Check the pictures you sent me For the delivery .

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  ErinE (@WhoaNowNelly) reported 46 minutes ago

  Who are these terrible #Amazon #Prime announcers or hosts or biased fans - whatever they are, they're literally the worst I've ever seen

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  Jupiter North (@JupiterNorth) reported 48 minutes ago

  @NYCMayor Smart @ZohranKMamdani go after the largest employer in nyc! @amazon will shut down!

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  IF 🇲🇽 (@InstinctFighter) reported 50 minutes ago

  @MOESKIDZ @DisTrackers I hate it too bro, and it’s been a long time since for some reason it won’t let me do Apple Pay so I have to login, I feel like Amazon and Funko will do another batch later, hopefully

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  Madhusudhanan Ramanujam (@MSRamanujam) reported 53 minutes ago

  @amazon asked me to return a third-party item at my expense, promising reimbursement. After I spent $400, they reversed course and effectively said “April Fool.” Terrible customer service. Canceling Prime and my company’s AWS subscriptions. They could’ve said no reimbursement.

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  VolimFudbal (@sbc52078) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Teslarati The Amazon reviews for a sunshade for the glass roof helps a fair amount cool down the car’s interior. I’m going to get one and try it out soon.

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  FraycQ𒉭 (@FraynG89) reported 58 minutes ago

  @MadCasterMik @ihymacc It wasn't the creator, it was the Amazon account for the series, and it was just a joke. If you believed that, you're the slow one.

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  Slade (@SoCalBroncoDuck) reported 59 minutes ago

  Every Stargate fan should cancel Prime. Tell amazon how you feel about this terrible decision.

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  sahil gadhia (@gadhia_sahil) reported 1 hour ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp I am absolutely furious! 😡 I was home all day, but my urgent COD order failed delivery due to "payment not ready"? No call, no attempt! I've been struggling to get this sorted all morning. Please fix this IMMEDIATELY! 📦🙏 #AmazonHelp

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  DCOpics (@DCraigOscarPics) reported 1 hour ago

  All the NTTD whining and it’s really the video game that is a problem for Amazon. Are they going to do games with their new Bond? And those games would be so much more constrained than this one was. So now your Bond actor is in inferior games to this alternate timeline.