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
Romeoville	Website Down	9 hours ago
Kefar Yona	Errors	23 hours ago
Monterrey	Website Down	23 hours ago
Monroe	Website Down	1 day ago
San Jose	Website Down	2 days ago
Santa Cruz	Sign in	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  deepesh premchandani (@deepeshpc27) reported 5 minutes ago

  @amazonIN This isn't about compensation anymore. It's about accountability. How many times can a customer be asked to unpack, inspect, repack and return a product before Amazon admits something is fundamentally broken?

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  farsideacres (@farsideacres99) reported 9 minutes ago

  @ImMeme0 @amazon My Fedex delivery today was definitly cut 3/4 across the bottom tape on the box. Set the box down to hide the cut in their delivery picture. They obviously checked what was in it. 2 fat girl thin tshirts & a prefilter for the air purifier. Not worth stealing I guess.

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  Kathy L (@RKLTwits7) reported 9 minutes ago

  Amazon! Please train your delivery drivers to do better. One just delivered to our house a small small box marked fragile. The girl couldn’t be bothered walking the extra 20 feet to our front door to set it down. I watched her throw it at our door from 20 feet away. 😡 @amazon

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  Robert Graf (@TigrisSublimis) reported 13 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp That totally failed, as usual. needed password, passkey and a message just to sign in, and your worthless system just crapped out after that. Looks like it's time to contact credit card company and ftc.

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  T. Sachin (@srt0308) reported 13 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp The previous response was posted after I had a chat with the given link. The support team had zero knowledge how to handle the issue. Had no solution, so please escalate this to someone who can use their human capabilities

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  lord pretty flacko ⚔️ (@smdcapital) reported 15 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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  Lisa Robel (@lisarobel) reported 18 minutes ago

  Book Review: Archenemies by @JWenner_Author Jody Wenner ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Gemma is a mess and so is her life. She is haunted and spurred to action by the thought of a local landmark, built by her elderly and dwindling father, being destroyed. She sets out on a mission to save it and saves herself instead. I had a lot of problems with this book but now that I’ve finished it, I think I’m looking back fondly on it! The main character (MC), Gemma, is a mess. She works at an assisted living facility in her hometown by day and by night (and every other waking minute TBH), she plots to save a wooden pedestrian bridge her father told her he built. She sees it as a representation of him, as she struggles with his increasing dementia. Along the way we meet the residents of the small town and the facility. For the first 40% of this book, I struggled. I hate the main character. I find her budding love interest unlikely. Her parents make me mad. I feel sad for the people in the facility and wonder just WHAT is going on here? There was a lot of whining and wheel spinning. I skimmed to about 60% through, each skim becoming slower and slower. I start to FINALLY understand the MC’s motivation. More importantly, the reader starts to see the MC through someone else’s eyes, other than her own. The ending is fairly satisfying, with everything wrapped up a little too neatly. In the secret parts of my soul, I love a good wrap-up but the cynical part of me wonders, “Is it really all that easy?” It’s not but this book overlooks that and I think we are all okay with it! What I Liked ⭐All of Gemma’s extended family ⭐The residents of the assisted living facility. They are fun, vibrant and feel real. ⭐Leo. I like him as a person, character and metaphor. ⭐The reality of municipal projects … if you can get it done faster and cheaper and no tax dollars lost, then that’s what will happen! ⭐The way the REAL story snuck up on you. So let me stop my ratings here and talk about that. This isn’t a story about a pedestrian bridge at all. It’s a story about a woman who is forced to cross from one part of her life to another. In this material world, the bridge Gemma is fighting to save is rickety, unsafe, unloved and unused. In her inside world, Gemma hasn’t even come to the water’s edge yet when we first meet her. She has no idea how to get from Point A to Point B in her crusade or in her life. The Bridge consumes her completely. As the story goes on, Gemma meets Leo, who has been hired to dismantle the bridge. And also her walls, apparently. They work together and each of them is happy with the outcome at the conclusion of the book. What I Didn’t Like ➖The MC, Gemma, comes off as a loony toon early on in the book. There is little to no explanation of WHY she has done this, other than her dad built it. I was a good ways in and one of my notes is “WTF with this BRIDGE??? WHY?” ➖The Redwood Bridge. I hate it. It’s a bridge, not a person, but it is one-hundred percent a main character in this story. I’d like to hear the story from The Bridge’s perspective! ➖It’s very slick and moves quickly. I would call this a “light read,” in the same vein of Judy Blume’s books for young adults. There are a lot of really, really heavy things going on here but you don’t really realize it because the story is moving so quickly and isn’t that a shame? Wenner’s characters aren’t as well written as Blume’s but you get that same vibe. As a reader, I feel like a stone skipping along on a smooth surface. I’m enjoying the ride, I’m having an okay but weird time and I can see there is something much deeper here than just my journey. I almost feel like there is a mythological reference I’m missing here. Or maybe something about how only the person who is meant to travel takes the journey and we can’t cart everyone along. Maybe we are meant to be confused by her devotion to this dumb bridge in the same way we’re confused by our devotion to dumb things. I don’t know. I wish the author went deeper, away from romantic comedy. Anyhow, I’d recommend this book if you’re willing to get through the first 30% of it hating the MC and the stupid bridge. You might love them! They just both seem like a lot of work to me! I got Archenemies on Amazon. It’s currently available through Kindle Unlimited or paperback ($12.99). I found the book via a random gratitude post on X by the author. I thought the title was Frenemies (I do that a lot, ask me about angry nudists v. any nudist disappointment) but it still looked fun. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I’m calling this a sneaky four-star. I think the writing is solid and the story is good, if you can believe that a woman would obsess over a bridge. There is something about this story, however, that lingers with you and that’s worth an extra star.

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  Pierrick Chevallier | IA (@CharaspowerAI) reported 20 minutes ago

  I used Claude as the director and Higgsfield MCP as the production studio. I gave it an anime video to analyze and a character sheet for my Amazon Queen. Claude broke down the camera work, pacing, composition, and visual language. Then Higgsfield rebuilt that cinematic DNA around a completely new character. The exact setup 👇

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  Becca (@BeccaBsarro) reported 25 minutes ago

  @thewebbie @Samsung I have one, it is slow as ****, unresponsive to its own remote and the 4 off label ones I got on Amazon to replace it. Fire it up, 10 minutes later the hbo app is successfully selected, 10 more minutes and the search function is capable of interpreting the 4 letters I’ve entered in. I give up and use my iPad.

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  wayne 🦇 #BB28 (@butcherstheory) reported 28 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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  Palak (@Palakonweb) reported 29 minutes ago

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

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  Ben Rondeau (@BHRondeau_) reported 30 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp 12 business hours puts us into TOMORROW. I was promised my order would be delivered TODAY after filing complaint about your driver. I am being retaliated against. FIX YOUR ****

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  Dhrumil (@mmdhrumil) reported 30 minutes ago

  @himanshustwts Amazon is likely to double down on scaling inference offerings as the frontier models are getting commoditized through OS

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  Rachel 🌞🏖️I teach Thirdsters 🏖️🌞 (@thirdstersrock) reported 32 minutes ago

  @MrWeissman @amazon Yep! I have not been able to fix it either!

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  Daisy Cooper MP 🔶 (@libdemdaisy) reported 33 minutes ago

  🧵 A welcome first step but falls short of Labour’s promise to overhaul the broken business rates system which penalises high street businesses whilst letting off Amazon warehouses.

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  ㅤً (@Evertxn) reported 36 minutes ago

  @jaynemesis Agree, it's just frustrating when you're underperforming the index. Even 2 years of underperformance impacts my CAGR. Happened to me with Amazon in 2021. Unbelievably went to 0.9tn market cap, I doubled down, then it re-rated up. But I can't say it was comfortable

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  Cloud (@cloudrako_o) reported 36 minutes ago

  @nexuskeeper1_ buy the same one off amazon and send the broken one back

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  sam 🇺🇸 (@AntiNewDems) reported 37 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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  George Saoulidis (@saoulidisg) reported 42 minutes ago

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

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  Moar (@chimkinpls) reported 44 minutes ago

  @H1BExpose Texas investigators need to be going after Amazon, Tesla, Chase, Citi, AT&T, T-Mobile, Cognizant, Microsoft, etc. Companies like these are responsible for hundreds of thousands of H-1Bs. Going after these small H-1B body shops is good for optics, but doesn't hit the real problem.

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  stanisloou (@stanisloou) reported 44 minutes ago

  tesla and alphabet both beat on revenue last night. both stocks went down. tesla: revenue up 26%, record deliveries - operating income down 57%. alphabet: revenue up 24%, cloud up 82% - still slipped after hours. that's the whole problem with earnings. you can read the numbers right and still get the reaction wrong. microsoft and meta report july 29. apple and amazon july 30. nvidia not until late august. so instead of betting on which one pops, you hold all seven. equal weight, auto-rebalanced. the mag7 drive most of the us market. but buying them directly is hard for most of the world - brokers, borders, barriers. here you hold them from anywhere, real shares in your own account. and right now glider pays a reward on top of the position - recently doubled to 10%. it's one position, not seven. no brokerage account, no rebalancing spreadsheet, no deciding which of them you trust this quarter - the basket handles that part. the trick isn't picking the winner. it's not having to.

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  Ziggy 🌌 (@ZiggyPulsardust) reported 44 minutes ago

  @DinardTheSilly @AmazonHelp @yvestatus DOWN

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  EPG-Every Platform Gamer (@EPG_Gaming_247) reported 44 minutes ago

  Ye they are good, I use Argos a lot too, but I think they are having trouble too no? Hope they stay around. Amazon too, but sadly Amazon sometimes don't have some Nintendo games or cant guarantee launch day deliveries. In fairness most of the time it does arrive, but hate leaving it up to luck.. Smyth toy stores is great and a good shout but there isn't one near by to me sadly. We need a proper gaming shop but with Disks going extinct we may never get one now. I miss 12am launches.. was a nice atmosphere meeting other eager gamers. Those days are long gone, everyone buys digital now. Nintendo games I just get them direct from Nintendo!

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  BigFire (@BigFire97827414) reported 45 minutes ago

  @DaddyWarpig They're testing how much patience Amazon have. Unfortunately for Amazon, Jeff Bezos' fix-it man @davill is currently a wee busy with fixing @blueorigin right now.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 45 minutes ago

  @KitTn63626 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. -Vishesh

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  Lene Asbæk (@Selvf0lgelig) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Witkicker It's also a total psyop. Amazon basic socks and wig, terrible acting, no context for the video... honestly this is such a psyop acting as a caricature for anti-trans memes and it isn't even a good one. Try again, you're losing the culture wars.

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  Felix (@Compoundingzero) reported 50 minutes ago

  The Sears failure wasn't a speed problem or a vision problem. It was an imagination problem of a very specific kind Sears couldn't imagine its assets as a system. It managed each one as a standalone business: the catalog division, the financial services arm, the retail stores, the owned brands. Each was optimized individually. Each had its own P&L, its own leadership, its own strategy. The sum of the parts was never allowed to become greater than the parts Amazon's genius wasn't inventing something new. It was imagining what a system of Sears's assets could become — and then building that system from scratch because Sears hadn't. Jeff Bezos looked at the catalog era and saw the blueprint. He didn't build Amazon by ignoring Sears's history. He built it by taking Sears's history more seriously than Sears did But here's the contrarian that hurts: Sears's biggest mistake wasn't the assets it neglected. It was the assets it sold Under Eddie Lampert, Sears sold Craftsman to Stanley Black & Decker for $900M. Sold DieHard to Advance Auto Parts. Kenmore died in the process. These weren't just brand names — they were trusted product lines with repeat-purchase categories and proprietary distribution. The kind of assets you build loyalty programs around. The kind of assets that, paired with e-commerce and modern supply chain, could have been a premium DTC brand empire Lampert sold the future to fund the present. The financial engineering that was supposed to save Sears — real estate plays, hedging strategies, REIT spinoffs — destroyed the very assets that could have actually saved it The lesson isn't "don't sell assets in a crisis." It's "identify which assets are the future before the crisis arrives — because in a crisis, every asset looks like a liability and everything gets sold." The AI equivalent is identifiable in real time: any company that is monetizing or selling data assets, customer relationships, or proprietary expertise to fund short-term performance is doing the Lampert move. Optimizing the financial statement by destroying the strategic position Craftsman is now thriving at Stanley Black & Decker. Kenmore lives on as a brand Sears no longer owns. The assets were always valuable. Sears just stopped believing it deserved to have them

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  tj ݁ ˖Ი𐑼ֶָ֢ SAMBUCKY DIVORCE OVER (@tysworld96) reported 53 minutes ago

  @_suanmeitan BRO I HAD AN AMAZON KINDLE n I got the game thru the Amazon AppStore so somehow my moms card was connected to it cuz. Amazon.💀 bro I remember she called them n made up all this bs n they actually gave her the money back LMAOOOO 😭😭😭 omg I was in sooo much trouble

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  Dark Witch from the Hightower: dinard🐓 (@DinardTheSilly) reported 53 minutes ago

  @ANerdNamedJerry What is the problem why do you think I’m trying to **** the Amazon bot

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  simula (@siimulacrums) reported 56 minutes ago

  @coconutdumpster I'm hoping it's real because it'd be a big step for them, but yeah Amazon prime has had issues with self publishing and theft before (plus I think the uu protags would need mojangs/Microsoft's perms for this?).. Lowkey might need to wait n see