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 (47%)
• Errors (29%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Newnan	Errors	12 hours ago
Perpignan	Website Down	16 hours ago
Vigo	Sign in	1 day ago
Federal Way	Errors	1 day ago
Winter Garden	Website Down	2 days ago
Loomis	Website Down	3 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Mia (@MiaAI_lab) reported 4 minutes ago

  Don't buy a DGX Spark from Amazon. After receiving multiple reports of users receiving used or defective ASUS Ascent GX10 units from Amazon, I strongly recommend avoiding Amazon at all costs. Some even received an empty box with no unit inside, and Amazon refused to issue a refund. If you're planning to buy a DGX Spark, please purchase it from a reputable retailer instead.

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  Olivia Chowdhury (@Oliviacoder1) reported 5 minutes ago

  A woman had Amazon Prime for 7 years. $139 a year. Just over $970 total. She used it for exactly one thing: free two-day shipping. She ordered paper towels, phone chargers, birthday gifts, the occasional book. She never opened Prime Video. She never touched Prime Music. She never once checked whether the price she paid was actually the best price available on the page. She treated a $139/year membership like a shipping coupon. Her cousin, who worked in e-commerce and had spent years low-key obsessed with squeezing value out of every subscription she paid for, found out over a video call and just stared at the screen for a second. "You've paid Amazon almost $1,000 over 7 years for free shipping. Prime comes with a streaming service, a music service, free grocery delivery, photo storage, gaming perks, and a price-tracking blind spot most people never fix. You're using maybe 10% of what you're already paying for." She shared her screen and walked her cousin through 10 things buried inside Prime that most members never touch. Here's the full playbook.

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  Joey d (@joeydmaga1) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Joba_44 I’ll give you my login for Amazon prime , brother ! Thank you for the good years you gave us for the Yankees !!! Huge fan. Still aggravated about the bugs in Cleveland. The game should have been halted 🙏🙏

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  Sea ୨୧ (@teddybearmotive) reported 8 minutes ago

  like the ONLY way i can actually scroll through peoples storefronts is through safari browser but i have to sign in EVERY TIME, when we used to be able to just see peoples storefronts through the amazon app on mobile? amazon fix your app

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  Eℓƶo𖤓 (@hi_im_Elzooo) reported 10 minutes ago

  @fallen_alienz No way u burned the Amazon rainforest down

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  The Dragon's Treasure (@thedragonstea) reported 12 minutes ago

  Oh my god, someone sent me this. @TheQuartering sent out this email to former customers, and it's amazing. I'm taking care of everything, it's all me." Oh, you poor baby. You don't even roast the beans like I do. But a few sentences down you mention Amazon does the fulfillment. PICK A LANE. "We accidentally sent out 500 bags of coffee." No you didn't. I don't even know the point of this lie, like what do you hope to gain from it? I'm happy to see his fraudulent company going up in flames. I didn't have a 2 million sub YT channel to help keep me up as I built up. How you managed to **** up to this degree is something I can't even comprehend. Get rekt, loser.

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  Akuma No Tsubasa (@totmacherx) reported 14 minutes ago

  Then they also have to go after google, amazon, apple and every company that "sells" you e.g. movies. Because those are much more likely to have their license revoked and vanish than a game on any game store. So far I have lost 10ish movies I bought (at least only movies I don't really cared about) due to either license for the seller+hoster expiring and they had to take the movie down or the whole company closed and the movies were lost. Did that ever happen to me on a game? Losing desura yes. But that was only a company shut down. But did I ever lose a game due to licenses running out or other problems? I still have over 100 games on my steam list that are not being sold, lost their licenses or whatever and I can still download all of them and play them with no problems. Yet I see people almost only bitching about games where the chance for this happening is by far much much lower

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  haitham (@theonlyhaitham) reported 16 minutes ago

  I tried to answer a simple question last week and found out the data doesn't exist. The question: does running low on stock hurt sales beyond the units you can't ship? Everyone assumes yes, Amazon throttles you. To test it you need two daily series, traffic and inventory. Traffic is easy, Amazon keeps it. Inventory isn't stored anywhere. The FBA inventory API is point in time. It tells you what you have right now and Amazon keeps no history. Not in Seller Central, not in any report. Your stock level yesterday is gone unless you wrote it down. So I had two years of sales data and zero days of stock data to test it against. I reconstructed six days from notes I'd typed in a log, which isn't an analysis, it's an anecdote. It now snapshots twice a day into my own database. Sixty days before I can answer the question properly. Start the boring log now. The analysis you'll want in six months depends on data you have to be collecting today.

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  tradeseekers (@tradeseekers) reported 19 minutes ago

  @MiaAI_lab I don't think I'd ever purchase something like this from Amazon, they went down hill a long time ago. They don't do enough to protect the buyer. @microcenter if you are lucky enough to have one around you will treat you right.

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  PaddysParlorGames (@PaddyohCakes) reported 20 minutes ago

  @archon @GaryD20Games I don’t blame anyone for not knowing. He’s been trying to cancel me for years and he’s just waiting for me to make a slip up. In case you weren’t aware, Amazon recently changed how it pays out royalties on merch sales. It often pays out less AND shirts that don’t move a single unit for over 18 months are auto removed from your store. I figure he needed a reason other than that to move to a new store. Conveniently, his YouTube page was taken down when Rumble announced its 100% creator revenue for paid channel subs. Very considerate of whomever is ‘cancelling him’ to do it when it’s convenient

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 21 minutes ago

  @treesaprerna25 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 where you can connect with our team via chat. -Indhu

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  April Gray (@AprilsGray) reported 24 minutes ago

  @DiaryofaSickGrl i've had 2 orders in the past week that were supposed to come the next day, & both ended up coming the day after that. amazon said it was delays at the distribution center, but who knows? they seem to have a glitch in their system.

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  Michael Newton (@SendRVNtoWOKE) reported 25 minutes ago

  @DannypTCG I bought a MTG collector booster on Amazon. It was filled with one peice cards. I initiated a return no problem, but it took an additional 20 minutes of phone support to make sure that the package went to their fraud division and not back into circulation.

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  KonnectSphere (@KonnectSphere) reported 30 minutes ago

  Patience is not passive. It is not waiting. It is not hoping. It is not watching from the sidelines. Real patience is continuing to execute when results are not yet visible. It is posting content when nobody is commenting. It is reaching out when responses are slow. It is building when the building feels invisible. Every platform that scaled went through a phase where nothing seemed to be happening. LinkedIn had 4,500 users after its first month. Airbnb had three air mattresses and a website. Amazon started by selling books from a garage. None of them looked inevitable in the beginning. KonnectSphere is in its beginning. The platform is live. The founding members are real. The problem being solved is genuine. The results will compound. They always do when the foundation is right. Join us free, link in comments 👇

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  Nick Di Fabio (@NickDiFabio1) reported 32 minutes ago

  The most common reason a first book on Amazon flops: The person picked a topic they were interested in instead of one people were already buying. Nobody searches for your passion. They search for their own problem.

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  Audit The Herd (@AuditTheHerd) reported 34 minutes ago

  I keep seeing the same take on fintwit and it is one of those ideas that sounds smart until you actually have to run something. The take is that depreciation isn’t important. You add it back to earnings and suddenly the business looks more profitable. I get why it is appealing. Cash feels true and accounting feels like opinion. But that view only works if you have never had to replace anything. A business is not just cash in and cash out in a given quarter. It is a system that consumes assets to create revenue. When you buy an asset you are really prepaying for a certain amount of productive capacity. Depreciation is just the acknowledgment that you used up a portion of that capacity to make this period sales. It is obvious when you build a warehouse with a useful life of forty years. No one rational says that warehouse was free because you paid for it last year. But where this matters even more is with short lived assets. In fact the shorter the life, the more real the cost becomes because you have less time to outrun it. Let me give you a few examples that could help. Take a company like $UPS or Old Dominion Freight. Their entire moat is a fleet of trucks and trailers and sorting systems. Each truck has maybe five to seven years of useful life before maintenance eats you alive. If you add back all the depreciation and call it free cash flow, you are kidding yourself. You are going to buy that truck again. And again. The depreciation is just telling you what it costs to stay on the road. Or look at car rental. Hertz is the classic case. For a year or two they looked wildly profitable if you ignored the fleet. But those cars lose value every single day they sit on the lot. That loss is not imaginary when it is the biz. When used car prices fell, Hertz had to realize that loss all at once and everyone acted shocked. The accountants were not hiding profits. Amazon is another one people get wrong. Everyone adds back depreciation on their fulfillment network and their servers. But Amazon has to constantly rebuild that network. Robots wear out. Racks get replaced. Servers that run AWS have a useful life of maybe four to five years before they are economically obsolete. If you want to keep delivering in two days and keep AWS fast, you do not get to keep that cash. You have to spend it again. The depreciation is the reminder of that treadmill. Even airlines, which everyone knows are capital heavy, teach the same lesson in a louder way. Delta or United can look like they generate a lot of cash in a good year. But an engine has a finite number of cycles. A fuselage has a finite life. You either accrue for that slowly through depreciation or you pay for it painfully when you have to ground the plane. This is where I think a lot of retail investors are either willfully ignorant or just don’t know. They were taught that net income is fake and cash flow is real, so add back depreciation and you find true earnings power. Sometimes that is helpful. But they stop halfway. They see the add back on the cash flow statement and they forget to look two lines down at capital expenditures. Those two numbers are a pair. One tells you what you consumed. The other tells you what you have to replace. I think the bias is human. A wire transfer feels real. An allocation over time does not. So we are drawn to stories where earnings are understated and we found a hidden gem. It feels clever to say this cost is not real. In reality we just chose to ignore the cost of staying in business. Every asset has a clock. For a warehouse the clock is very slow. For a laptop, a delivery van, a server, a rental car, the clock is very fast. Depreciation is just listening to that clock. For short lived assets the clock ticks louder. If you do not include that ticking in your idea of owner earnings, you are not valuing a business correctly. As with any biz, there is nuance.

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  Vijay (@VijaySutar1436) reported 34 minutes ago

  I bought a boAt Airdopes 141 on Amazon on 12 May 2026. The left earbud is not working or charging. The nearby service center is closed, and I can’t register my complaint on the boAt website. Please resolve my issue soon, or I will approach the Consumer Court. @RockWithboAt

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  Nicholas Wake 🇺🇸 (@nickwakenc) reported 34 minutes ago

  @JC70769 @grok Paint the picture to suit your story. I just pulled 5-year performance. Google ~ 155%. Amazon ~ 55%, Tesla ~ 35%. Most people would have profited more by paying down their mortgage (or paying off their Tesla), then investing in them. But keep telling yourself that less is more.

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  PS5_BRO (@PS5_BRUH) reported 38 minutes ago

  @MiaAI_lab B&H Photo is where I’ve been going. I’ve been having issues with Amazon sending me used/returned stuff for the last couple of months. Super annoying.

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  The Hijabi Gamer - Corpus Marketing Director (@GamerHijabi) reported 45 minutes ago

  And he expects to be able to handle Walmart? Which has several thousand stores. Even if he doesn't handle direct sales he has to get product to their distribution centers. He is going to get returns. Damaged product. Far far more shipping issues. He is going to have to ship pallets by freight. He cannot possibly overseas all of this on his own. If he can't handle Amazon alone Walmart is impossible.

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  Maji 🤍( '﹃'⑉)☔️(¬ ¬)💙 (@ATRKamiBokuFan) reported 46 minutes ago

  My day has been worse than terrible and I keep getting tweets of people quote retweeting that dumbass Amazon basics warrior on my tl and it's making it WORSE

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  OffRadarPicks (@OffRadarPicks) reported 46 minutes ago

  6/ And the double standard: Alphabet posted negative free cash flow for the first time in its history this quarter. Amazon raised capex to $220B. Everyone is burning cash building the same thing. Only Oracle is down 58%.

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  System11 (@System11b) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Bryson_54 @xMBGx I only ever look at Amazon, they've been running out of things. That aside, there is no reason whatsoever to support the removal of physical even if you are a digital customer, you will just end up paying more yourself, the prices will not go down but sales will be less frequent.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 52 minutes ago

  @JamieKaos @amazon @JamieKaos Hello there. If you're on the chat window in the Amazon Shopping app, you can dismiss the Alexa for Shopping screen either by swiping down the chat window, by clicking on the Alexa icon in the bottom of your app, or clicking on the down arrow in the top of the chat window. If you're on the Amazon website, you can close the Alexa screen by clicking on the Alexa button on top of your browser screen, or clicking on the down arrow in the top right-hand corner of the chat window. However, this feature can't be removed. We appreciate your feedback. -Tasha

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  Tiff Knows (@Tiff_Knows) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Vicodin10_ @welchmeyer Great, but Amazon is still hiring any ole body & they’re the ones trying privatize it 😶 Their customer service for delivery issues is “refund or send another” which is fine when they own the product. But when it’s a new bank card, a check, a policy, etc… that’s not gonna work.

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  Juan @ Designrise (@designriseco) reported 53 minutes ago

  @socoloffalex freaking hate this, been having and issue with amazon and no human has helped me in a month

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  Dost Thou Even Tweet? (@DostThouTweet) reported 55 minutes ago

  @DrDude1985 @SirBylHolte @AmazonMGMStudio You're right! It was I who rubberstamped the revival stoppage 🤙 Seems you've got bigger problems in life if you actually think I work for Amazon There's MUCH better sci-fi than Stargate to be revived, it's called The Expanse 🤷

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  TN STARZ (@TNSTARZ) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Paul50288088 @adoptedvol @MontyFritts4TN Ok. I understand your point about privacy. But where’s the outrage at cell phone companies and all the apps you use. Amazon. You know most of your personal data is probably stored on their servers? What the arguments about the AI data centers are mostly environmental and electrical cost issues. We are 20 yrs late on the privacy issues. You should’ve joined me back then.

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  Chunkyblue (@bluechunky) reported 55 minutes ago

  @case_dixon The economy is going great. No one has stopped spending. They are paying full for groceries, gas, etc. FedEx and UPS ain't slowing down. Amazon/Walmart are selling and shipping items like crazy. Jobs everywhere. This economy is humming along.

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  Luke Greywolf (@GreywolfLuke) reported 58 minutes ago

  @jodycwilliams @Jtodd601 @PelicanPats See this is why the young people are beginning to resent their elders. You look at the market where the average "starter" home price is pushing a HALF MILLION DOLLARS and you've somehow come to the conclusion that "these stupid kids could get ahead if they just gave up their cheap luxuries" Let me break down the math for you. (Prices off Amazon cause that's where young people shop) PlayStation5 $550 Ipad11 $400 iPhone 17 $1200 40" smart TV $150 Total one time purchase price $2,300 Current monthly payment for $430,000 home (national average) ~$3000 after insurance Every luxury you listed combined costs less than a single home payment. Forgoing them would not get them a meaningful amount closer to financial security. I get it back in the day you TV costs more than a used car but that hasn't been the case in a long. Tech and luxury items (excluding RAM) are super cheap nowadays and have been for a while. Brow beating young people for having phones accomplishes nothing but making them hate you because all you're doing is shaming them for not having even less.