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 (31%)
• Sign in (23%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Westbrook	Website Down	15 hours ago
North Royalton	Errors	2 days ago
Bridgwater	Sign in	3 days ago
Hayange	Errors	4 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	4 days ago
Miguel Hidalgo	Website Down	4 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Kausthubh (@kaxsthxbh) reported 4 minutes ago

  @adamr_1776 i used to get multiple OA's from amazon, would solve all the problems but still not get shortlisted for further rounds (SDE 1 roles). Any reason or is it random? Lately I don't even get shortlisted for OA's.

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  somnath sandeep (@somnathsandeepp) reported 5 minutes ago

  hot take: magazines are about to have their moment! i'd recently spent weeks trying to buy a few, couldn't find 'em in retail, quick commerce (blinkit/swiggy), nor e-commerce (amazon/flipkart) you might have to buy a whole subscription just to try one issue, most don't even offer a monthly (or) just give up the caravan, frontline, vogue, nat geo, nature etc. - all this friction is a gap waiting to be filled. niche gap maybe, but gap nonetheless

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  Alax Binar (@AlaxBinarBG) reported 5 minutes ago

  @DigitalWitchLab @BookSpotlight I ride a bike. Now I take a bus. I do in fact recycle. the whole city does Hairspray is gross Amazon is horrible to their employees The rest is you not knowing the difference between a storage server and a data center. So.... Dunning Kruger.

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  Deep R Gupta (@deeprgupta) reported 10 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Now I received mail from Amazon that product has been Cancelled saying that Issue in delivery What a frusted service by Amazon

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  Shailendra Sen (@Shailen89965749) reported 10 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN @jagograhakjago Plesse teach delivery guys ,without handing over to person don't throw the parcel on just anywhere !unitl unless it is handover to resident ..else drop to security gaye ,this is repetitive for multiple delivery, please take care I will escalate this issue to senior mgmt

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  Jac Thiebeau (@CybershroomDev) reported 14 minutes ago

  The Amazon basics femboy default outfit can still be attractive the problem is like majority of the guys doing it are anorexic and dont work out at all Like get even a LITTLE definition in your legs instead of being obese or a twig

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  Sapna Kale (@SapnaKale3) reported 17 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I want to be clear, I'm not raising this to get a refund. My concern is much bigger than that. If this milk is fake/adulterated, that's a serious issue that needs attention.

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  Daniel Kenny (@danikennyi) reported 18 minutes ago

  imagine getting an offer on your store and thinking you're done signed loi. price agreed. handshake energy then diligence starts buyer asks for bank statements they don't match shopify not fraud, just refunds and chargebacks you never reconciled now every number you gave him is suspect he asks for supplier confirmation your supplier is a guy on whatsapp who won't sign anything he asks who owns the trademark and this is where deals actually die you never filed. you figured you'd do it later someone else already did squatters watch ad libraries and new shopify launches they file on brands that are clearly working the uspto does not care who sold first only who filed first now they have brand registry on amazon they list your product under your name 10 to 20% of the traffic you pay for lands on their listing and if you complain, they can file the takedown against you yes you can fight it if their mark is still pending you oppose it if it already registered you file to cancel it and you will probably win, you have the sales history but that's a ttab proceeding lawyers, filings, evidence, months minimum often more than a year and no buyer sits in escrow for a year waiting to find out so the offer drops 30% or he walks you won the trademark fight you lost the exit most sellers think a deal dies at the offer it dies at diligence and by then you've told your team, told your wife, mentally spent the money the fix costs almost nothing if you do it early reconcile your books to your bank get one thing in writing with your supplier file the trademark the week you find your winner, not the week you list exit prep isn't something you do at the end it's something you do the whole time

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  Muskan Gupta (@muskanguptaaa) reported 23 minutes ago

  A month ago on 25 july I returned the product and today it's 27th august.. I didn't received my refund yet This is so unprofessional and disgusting behavior u are send me new form links every time but not working on it or taking any action @amazon @amazonIN @AmazonHelp

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  MaReK (@princesurya786) reported 23 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I already approached your team but they are not willing to solve the issue pls arrange a call from supervisor

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  zloyarab (@zloyarab) reported 25 minutes ago

  most people look at the green on index charts and think broad risk-on is back: SPY drifts up, headlines print all-time highs, and the timeline starts calling for a full-market breakout the tape tells a completely different story: the entire market is being carried on the back of one single stock digging into the data through @Surfdeveloper deep research, the arithmetic is wild @nvidia delivered a monstrous $96.2B print (+106% YoY) and guided Q3 to $108B, ripping +7.5% while equal-weight indices (RSP +0.16%, IWM -0.13%) and megacap software (MSFT, AAPL, GOOGL) completely failed to confirm NVDA alone contributed ~0.43 to 0.57 pp of the entire SPY move -- meaning without it, the index is basically dead flat to red; while picks-and-shovels like memory ($MU) and hardware caught direct spillover, hyperscalers are burning cash (Amazon/Alphabet FCF-negative, Meta FCF down ~90%) just to pay NVIDIA invoices in Web3, the spillover is pure narrative beta rather than actual cash-flow capture liquid AI and compute tokens like $TAO (+9.3%) and $RENDER acted as high-beta volatility satellites into the print, but decentralized protocols aren't touching NVIDIA's $89B data-center P&L wen the equity giant is worth $5.5T and the entire decentralized compute sector is under $5B, crypto can’t validate the hardware cycle -- it only levers the sentiment bottom line: don't confuse index math with real macro breadth the fundamentals at NVIDIA are historic, but the underlying market plumbing is extremely fragile -- one factor, one titan, and zero room for guidance deceleration size ur AI token positions like high-beta momentum, not structural infrastructure gSurf

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  مستر حكيم (@dsoajh) reported 27 minutes ago

  @TheHackersNews A security vulnerability in Amazon Kiro workspaces could have allowed unauthorized access and leakage of sensitive local data. This issue was resolved in the Kiro 0.8.140 update by implementing additional controls to prevent unintended data transmission.

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  Sunil gupta (@sunil_gupta1) reported 28 minutes ago

  @amazon @AmazonUK Amazon has responded with ARC number when i called , i was told this is incorrect number. Please have a look. #poorcustomerservice. I will stop buying until my issue is resolved.

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  MaReK (@princesurya786) reported 29 minutes ago

  activation issue. I therefore request Amazon to kindly merge the Prime Video Mobile Edition with my existing Prime Shopping Edition and treat it as an upgrade/extension, with the applicable validity added to my existing membership. Alternatively, if the two subscriptions cannot

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  SupplyNinja Deals · Discounts, Drops & Sale Alerts (@SupplyNinja) reported 30 minutes ago

  📣 Amazon still hasn't dropped X25 stock. Do this now: sign in, check your saved card, confirm your address. You won't have time to do it later. We're watching. Notis on. 🔔

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  সৌমেন Soumen (@soumensms) reported 36 minutes ago

  Order # 408-1595608-7110736 Harsher me by delivery partner and Amazon. not delivered only waiting me and update "Unfortunately, we ran into an issue when attempting your delivery. We will try again." @amazon @amazonIN

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  Amit | Official Backup (@TheMoochick) reported 37 minutes ago

  $NVDA I did not see a red flag in that Nvidia print. Genuinely, I’m curious what red flags people are seeing. I’d be the first to nit-pick and try to figure out what the street is upset about, but this was genuinely one of the best calls Jensen has ever had. It’s not even about the stock. Price is still below where it was just last week. I am trying to figure out if there is a reasonable argument outside of “AI is a bubble” to actually be meaningfully bearish here. Jensen answered every question in a way that just proved demand was stronger than supply and Nvidia’s growth was not going to slow down. - Beat the whisper numbers by a crazy amount including the guide. - Bought back $20B of stock and guided to buy back a ton more. - Kept margins basically the same. - Answered circular financing fears by explaining how their model creates more proliferation of AI, even if bears don’t like their answer. - Explained how open source and frontier models will work together. - Said that their growth is only constrained because of the supply chain and nothing else. - 40% of revenues are hyperscalers and even with increased competition, companies like Amazon pledged to buy ANOTHER 2M GPUs and even more CPUs. - Street thought they’d do 40% rev growth next year and Jensen said the floor is basically 70% now. Outside of the common bear cases, what was wrong with the print? Again, I don’t care much about the stock not moving because that is up to algos/the street/macro but for the company itself, I just do not see what to be meaningfully concerned about.

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  Josh Hunt (@Bouje99) reported 37 minutes ago

  @FindleysFinance A lot of the mag 7 is down slightly this morning … Microsoft, Amazon, Google…

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  Param (@piisingh) reported 38 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp It’s very unprofessional and inhumane , the company’s attitude. There is no empathy and no will to work with the customer unfortunately. False assurances , broken systems and inhuman attitude.

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  Ian @ Lean Media (@leanmediaorg) reported 39 minutes ago

  @_motherslug I've known the local crew at our post office for 10+ years. Used to have 3-4 FT daily staff for 2 service windows. Now down to 1.5 FT, only one person at the counter. They didn't backfill retirees. Keep in mind USPS last-miles for UPS Ground Saver and Amazon in many markets.

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  Nick Di Fabio (@NickDiFabio1) reported 42 minutes ago

  5. And you never have to show your face. • No YouTube channel. • No TikTok. • No posting selfies. • No building a personal brand around every book. The books sell because they rank on Amazon & solve a problem people are searching for. That's it.

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  Nathan Culver (@Darkhorse1775) reported 44 minutes ago

  @WellsJorda89710 This idiot was a keynote speaker for an event when I worked at Amazon. He was terrible, everything was bad, the World sucks, we (Not him) are all dumb......many execs were saying what a waste of money. He is just a negative sad person that somehow has a platform. Makes no sense.

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  Nick Di Fabio (@NickDiFabio1) reported 46 minutes ago

  If you've got $5,000 in the bank: • Don't put it down on a nicer car • Don't sink it into dropshipping • Don't let it rot in savings Open a faceless Amazon account instead & publish books under a pen name that never traces back to you. Here's exactly how it works:

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  Kobid.21 (@kobid_sa) reported 46 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN @amazon Thanks for replying. I have removed my personal details and order number from the post. I have raised this issue with the Amazon Team and they have not provided any concrete update to me as they are still investigatimg this issue. I need my money back will not pay for any defective item.

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  Ankush Sharma ✪𓃵 (@RoyalAnkush_) reported 47 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp And everytime you post here amazon team will answer in predefined tone. please wait, please wait please wait, no one here who is actually keen to solve the issue. For your info no one has mentioned any timeline to me

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  Dr. Barry, PhD (@ZEsiason) reported 52 minutes ago

  @heckyessica @amazon That's terrible game

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  Hindu In Exile (@HinduInExile) reported 53 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Hi Sumit. I have tried everything. Its not about one thing now. There are two more Rakhis sent by my sister and even those have been marked delivered. Its scary to shop from Amazon now. Can I get a callback? This is a serious issue.

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  Drew Mailen (@drew_mailen) reported 55 minutes ago

  There is a massive opportunity for bi-directional identity verification within enterprise agent data access on x402 rails. Enterprise agent identity programs (Ramp Agent Identity, Microsoft Entra ID, and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Identity) are not inherently represented in, or cryptographically bound to, the TLS client-authentication layer. The identity does not leave the platform. In the traditional HTTPS/TLS handshake, servers generally do not request a client certificate. However, with mTLS, the server requests client authentication, typically through a client certificate. Privacy-preserving techniques such as zero-knowledge proofs could protect the sensitivity of agent identities (e.g., hiding the organization or person). However, zk proofs could still prove that the agent holds a specific identity credential or satisfies a required authorization policy without revealing the identity. Imagine private data access that anyone in an organization can get access to, but that no one outside of the organization should see. While the data host charges pay-as-you-go access, the host can ensure that the agent is passing a specific identity credential of a specific hosting organization. Who is working on this?

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  Drew Cohen (@DrewCohenMoney) reported 59 minutes ago

  $MELI "I think a lot of people who are big $MELI bulls, they're like, "This is the classic Amazon playbook." And it is, with the exception that Amazon's hands were never forced to do this. Meli's hands were kind of forced because Sea Limited became bigger in the number of shipping items sold in Brazil, and right now is actually growing faster, at least according to Sea in Brazil, than Meli is on the e-commerce side. And so this is defensive. A lot of this is defensive. They took down the seller commission rates on their commerce platform for a bunch of categories. That's because Sea was just cheaper. And so I think that if you're saying, you know, "Oh, they're gonna invest, and then, you know, eventually they'll be able to take their margins up again," lately, I don't think that's gonna come from, you know, being able to increase their seller take rates again. I don't think those are going back up. I think they operated in an environment that, for a period of time, just didn't have very intense competition, and they were able to earn more profit as a result."

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  Ben Sharpe (@kedlinco) reported 59 minutes ago

  @_evon3929 Can someone show me an example of the price changing as different people walk by? I call BS on the OP claim that the digital tags will be used to individually price items. That’s absurd. I’ve shopped at Amazon Fresh a bunch before they shut down, they had the best tech in the business. Grocery stores like Walmart and Kroger are about as tech backwards as you can get. Amazon didn’t have prices that changed when I walked by, even though they had more data on my than the OP could fantasize about and the technical capability to implement it all. The digital pricing will be lame - they’ll be able to increase prices on the spot across an entire region in response to come commodity price that just increased - but it’ll be for everyone. Now pricing online to individuals is another story all together…