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 (26%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Kalgoorlie	Website Down	3 hours ago
Newark	Errors	23 hours ago
Greenfield	Errors	24 hours ago
Marseille	Sign in	24 hours ago
Saint-Rémy-de-Provence	Sign in	24 hours ago
Gaillac	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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  Ansari juned (@AnsariJuned) reported 3 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Manish has left the chat without resolving my query #amazon @amazon manish says he will not be able to help me as issue is with someone else

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  raulk (@raulvk) reported 3 minutes ago

  So let's get this right, Ursula. This is about Temu and Alibaba. And it won't stop consumption of Chinese products because that's where goods are created. Your magic plan strengthens intermediaries (importers, traders, Amazon) at the expense of the consumer's pocket (markups). Ironically, these intermediaries are highly automated and capital intensive: it does zero for labour. What if, instead, you strike the problem at the root? Cut bureaucracy and streamline processes to boost cheaper EU manufacturing. Or if you truly believe this is the way, show the data and hold yourself accountable. Day after day, the EU becomes more extractive, stagnant, and hard to live in.

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  ZaktheDog (@ZaktheDog01) reported 7 minutes ago

  @amazon As an engineer, your front-end UI is completely broken. as 11 June, 2026 policy rejects a debit card token, the interface displays an irrelevant 'name mismatch' error instead of stating that debit cards are banned. agents useless scripts to change legal account details

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  Bryce Joe (@yobrycejoe) reported 10 minutes ago

  This took a year and it looks simple now. One Amazon product is enough if your moat is real research, real margin, and a real gap. Then you fix stock, fees, and ads every week. Where is your moat weak right now?

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  No. 1 Hater (@no2hater) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Kathatos @BrochJamm Apparently with Amazon if they get enough thumbs down they get fired, so it’s important to always do that whenever they’re lazy and/or destructive

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  Kichikuou PJ 🐀 (@aeugchad) reported 12 minutes ago

  Stopped buying books on Amazon for this reason, always samaged on arrival. Zero issue if it's USPS for the most part.

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  Reggie Hunnicutt, Jr 🐾🚀🐓🐴🚜 (@reghunnicutt) reported 14 minutes ago

  Country problems: I fed the horses and chickens then went back to wait on my wife to head to the gym. The dogs begin barking. Is it an Amazon truck? No this is clearly a “you forgot to give the horses hay” barking. Sure enough the horses were at the fence glaring at me. I can understand dog.

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  आनंद गुप्ता (@aanandsg) reported 18 minutes ago

  @amazon has become worst to work with. Amazon is harrassing employees with micro management. Downfall of Amazon started with managers putting pressures to fix their performance every month or week or they will put on a plan. #MentalHealth of employees have started to deteriorate. Please take action sooner @ajassy

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  swayingflowerr (@swayingflowerr) reported 22 minutes ago

  my package was delivered by amazon today and 2 main pricey items were missing. its so terrible , ordering from such a huge credible app like amazon and experiencing this @amazonIN @amazon

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  The Morning (@TheMorningLK) reported 22 minutes ago

  Australia's consumer watchdog has sued Amazon, claiming the tech giant introduced adverts in Prime Video using allegedly unfair contract terms. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said Amazon had broken consumer protection law by making the unfair contracts with over a million annual subscribers between November 2023 and August 2025.

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  Udaya Singh (@udayah_veracity) reported 24 minutes ago

  @godrejsecure @godrejsecure @GodrejLocksS I have not got any call back. Pls check my mail n initiate the refund immediately or let me know where to escalate this issue so that I can get a refund. I need to buy a new lock urgently. Also mention in Amazon that your locks won't work with JIO

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  Niko (@0xniko0x) reported 26 minutes ago

  AI is finally leaving the data center and showing up in the physical world. A few things make this worth paying attention to right now - not eventually: 1. US manufacturing is staring at ~1.9M unfilled jobs by 2033 2. Robot training costs have dropped ~60% in two years, so real deployments actually pencil out 3. $16.3B went into robotics startups in Q1 2026 alone But the money isn't going everywhere evenly. You see it most clearly in humanoids, where there are really two kinds of companies: 1. the ones selling demo videos 2. the ones with robots already doing paid work The market keeps paying up for the first kind and ignoring the second. Agility Robotics $CCXI (soon $AGLT) is the second kind. It's coming public around $3.36B. For comparison, Figure is private at $39B and Unitree's eyeing ~$6B. 1. $300M+ in multi-year orders 2. 65,000+ hours running in live facilities, 30+ customers in the pipeline 3. Already deployed at Toyota, GXO, Schaeffler and others 4. Backed by NVIDIA, Foxconn, Amazon, SoftBank Cost per unit down to ~$125K, headed toward $30K So you're paying less for a humanoid that already works than the market's paying for ones that still don't.

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  Owl Prints (@ItsOwlPrints) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Polymarket The fact that it took this long for the big players to sit down and agree on jailbreak standards is honestly concerning. Anthropic gets credit for pushing this forward, but let's see if Amazon, Microsoft, and Google actually play nice or just pay lip service.

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  Полярис (@6_4_571_1) reported 27 minutes ago

  Spent my lunch building some absolutely terrible quality amazon furniture with an impact driver, cracked nothing 💪

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  Halmunde (@Halalmin) reported 34 minutes ago

  @chrisacko13 @thehonestletter We already have tax years. Amazon already avoids tax in the UK that way by setting up in Brussels and is part of the problem. Stock markets determine stock value. Estate agents can look at land/property. There aren't new things people aren't already doing. We have dual tax

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  Cranium Diode (@CraniumDiode) reported 36 minutes ago

  @DustinCanFly I bought the physical copies of the Dark Souls Trilogy (includes all their DLCs) off Amazon for like ~$30-$40 all together. The digital deluxe edition of JUST Dark Souls 3 (base game + DLCs) is $85 - not including tax - on the PS Store. It’s 100% a consumer choice issue.

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  Efe (@Efe0157) reported 39 minutes ago

  @7Spideycomics YOU CAN STILL BUY THE PS GAMES from retailers like Amazon or wllmarkt but they just won’t have a code instead of a discs. PC IS ALL DIGITAL TOO AND STEAM LIKE OTHER STORES CAN DELETE YOUR GAMES TOO.PIRATING HAS THE HIGH RISK OF AN VIRUS AND EMULATION DOES STOP WORKING SERVER DIE

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  Applesauce (@UTDApplee) reported 40 minutes ago

  @DraupnirAlpha These posts when a stock individual stock is down are so stupid and emotional. Amazon was down 90% most top companies have been down bigly nobody cares.

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  Slim not Slim 🇳🇴 🇪🇺🇬🇧 (@benbrenton88) reported 41 minutes ago

  @FergiesRightRef 🙄 1. if we’d put the cash down he would have signed for Utd. Nothing to do with pull. 2. Mendes wants the biggest commission possible. 3. who cares, there are no guarantees any transfer will work. 4. we didn’t hire Amazon, they’re paying us to make a show. 5. for now, yes.

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  Vikram (@ensemblehive) reported 41 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp It’s been 2 months and yet the resolution has not been provided by Amazon team even though their investigation confirmed the issue is from Amazon. What’s wrong with Amazon customer service team?

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  Alan (@cbe_sam) reported 42 minutes ago

  I have an infinia, and buy smartbuy vouchers everymonth, mainly for Amazon. I buy it for convenience, and wouldn't mind continuing with it despite this limit ceiling. The problem is a small set to Credit card bros who wanted to gamify the system.

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  Earl Snyder🇺🇸 (@crazyuncleEARL) reported 43 minutes ago

  From Crazy Uncle Earl’s Attic: Here you go……a **** Day Chuckle!…and BTW, How The Hell Did It Get To July 1st? Since the dawn of man, as we wiped the primordial ooze off our greatly protruding brow, we’ve had an instinctual urge to masticate. (NO, I DID NOT SPELL THAT WRONG!) We’ve tried to find something to put in our mouths to clean our teeth, cleanse our palette, and freshen our breath. We were constantly searching for something to get the taste of mastodon butt out of our mouth. We tried birch bark tar and mastic tree gum. It had an antiseptic value that not only cleansed our mouth, but it help tamp down the occasional infection Krog would get from noshing on something not quite at the peak of freshness. In Central America, the Mayans found chicle, a tree sap that made pretty good masticating. (GET YOUR MIND OUT OF THE GUTTER! I DID NOT SPELL THAT WRONG!) As a species we’ve always had something we were chewing on. For me growing up, I always had a *** of Bub’s Daddy bubble gum or a stick of Juicy Fruit in my mouth. Now that I’ve matured, I enjoy a sugar-free gum, occasionally……frequently……constantly. I thought, I was no longer smoking. It was sugar free, so I was not gaining weight. I thought I found the perfect solution. Until…….one day I found an online article on the terrible issue of micro-plastics showing up everywhere. In the oceans. In the water. In our air. How did this happen? I sat there dumfounded after reading the article. I thought this has got to be BS, so I did some more research. No, it was not BS. Micro-plastics are EVERYWHERE! The one article I read said that there was evidence of microplastics in the human brain! Say What!. As I was putting another stick of gum in my mouth, I thought how did this happen? The spearmint flavor began to cover my taste buds, I thought is there anything I could do to……..just then as my mandibles were engaging the *** of gum, it clicked. Was there microplastics in chewing gum? No. We wouldn’t purposely put microplastics in gum, would we? I ask the all-powerful Google “Is there microplastic in chewing gum?” I timidly hit send and as the screen began to fill with the answer, I sheepishly read the news………….Yes, most chewing gum contains microplastic…Dejected, I started to….Hang on, Google said “most”. The ultimate qualifier. So I asked Google, what chewing gum does not contain microplastic. There’s my answer, those wild and crazy Mayans had it right. Chicle. I did my research and found a couple of options of chewing gum with chicle as the base and ordered some through Amazon. I was saved. No more micro-plastic mastication for me. Then the chicle gum arrived. There were not a lot of choices for flavoring, so I chose Ginger-Grapefruit. I opened up the package and there were 6 blister-packed pieces (for the low price of $12.95). I popped a piece in my mouth. First off, THE molecule of flavor left the gum before I was able to clamp-down on the gum and thank goodness. The taste was disgusting! The texture was like chewing the eraser off a pencil. The gum was “sweetened” with sorbitol which is used too treat constipation. Now I have a flavorless eraser in my mouth and I’ve got to poop! Great! I’m going back to my regular gum! I maybe adding micro-plastics to my system, but I got fresh breath and I’ve stopped soiling myself. I still have 5 more pieces of ginger-grapefruit chicle gum left just in case I need a colon cleansing. Maybe I’ll try moderation…….Ya THINK? As always……..Aspire to Inspire!!

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  Koka (@kokus) reported 47 minutes ago

  @michaelpatron0 @CameronWalkerSZ Where is @amznsellerhelp ? As soon as oil prices went up, Amazon added fuel fees. Now it went down - and Amazon is in no hurry to take it off. Disingenuous money grab.

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  Art (@TheArtOfHead) reported 48 minutes ago

  reason ion travel nd use my connects is cause I got PT for my surgeries I had when I almost died by being hit by an Amazon truck. And im suing. Nd don’t wanna do bother to jeopardize my lawsuit . It’s real 1 + 1 =2 but ppl be slow af nd think they genius. Bet that. God got me

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  Antonio Johnson Show (@AJohnsonShow) reported 51 minutes ago

  The stock market was mixed on Wednesday morning. The Nasdaq index went down, mostly because chip stocks were under pressure. At the same time, the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones both moved higher, showing that not all parts of the market were falling. Meta Platforms $META was in the spotlight because it is building a new cloud business focused on AI computing power. This would put Meta in direct competition with major companies like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. Even though Meta is facing a court case over claims about how addictive its apps are, its stock still jumped more than 10%. Amazon, Microsoft, and Google also rose, but not as strongly. Other big company news included Kroger buying Giant Eagle for $1.65 billion to expand its grocery business, though Kroger stock still dropped slightly. Klarna won a major $1.97 billion antitrust case against Google, and its stock went up. $NKE also reported strong earnings, beating expectations, which helped its stock rise about 4%.

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  Reina (@NeedsEspresso) reported 52 minutes ago

  @MissTeeandMoo I mean hanging around the 18 year olds that were unhoused and trying to make a quick buck off of them during hurricane season a few years ago and claim she didn't have any money to give them after raking in superchats/paypal money should tell you that. Pulling a stunt like that in the state of Florida. I understand Rosie is *relatively* new to Florida and she doesn't leave the house unless its something that can benefit her like getting a PO box for her amazon wishlist (continue the grift years later). But she should have known that there are resources, if she *really cared* about helping people. Like aound the time she was helping them, according to the timeline of that feederism website she was on, she was new to Florida to begin with. She would have been the last person I would ask for help from when she could have done so many other things like take them to Career Source to help them find actual resources, set them up with My Access Florida to help them get TANF/SNAP, take them to the schools that doubled as a shelter during the hurricanes. But instead? She gathered money under the pretense she was claiming she helped them, made the claim that she was going into 'red' and then blocked them and is still making excuses as to why she did what she did. It's disgusting. I've been in Florida for a majority of my adult life after moving down here from New York and honestly? I would have been a better lifeline for those youths because I know how to navigate all that stuff. If they didn't have their education, I would have even went as far as to get them into a free charter school that would have been open to them until they were 24 years old so they could graduate. Even with that they only had to physically attend a class a day and the rest could be online. I would have told them that there are certain farmer markets that are open on Saturday that they could get more bang for their SNAP while helping local famers in the process when some of the farmer markets will take a dollar of EBT and match that so they could double the amount to put towards their monthly food. If you're going to claim to HELP people, don't ******* half *** it just to see how you can attempt to groom someone's children just to make a quick buck off of them and then say "oh well I was going into red myself but at least I gave them a few nights at a motel." That's NOT HELPING. Especially when there are ministries available that help people who would happily keep them off the streets and not be used, especially to this day, as monetization on YouTube. She has this fake savior complex and I wish she would leave this Florida like she is planning on doing because she has contributed nothing to this state outside of scamming people who live here.

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  Scott Pantoskey (@pantoskey83) reported 53 minutes ago

  $APPS (NP); $DLO(L) Sold $APPS for a ~200% gain. I still like the stock but the easy money has largely been made as the stock's valuation is now reasonable. I'm shifting my focus to another beaten down area: emerging markets. EM Mid and Large caps are starting to get some love after months of inattention. $MELI, $SE, and $DLO all look good here, but I'm betting on $DLO as i think it has the most upside. Emerging markets represent the next frontier for multinational companies like Uber and Amazon. And as the US decouples from China and the ROW, international e-comm will be looking to fill the US revenue gap by selling to APAC, LATAM, etc. $DLO provides the payment infra and rails facilitating these cross border transactions. In doing so, they reduce the complexity of conducting this business, handling payments, treasury, compliance, taxes, FX, settlement, and so on. It's led by a top tier CEO who use to serve as the CFO of $MELI. Can't imagine he would have left that cushy job to lead a relatively tiny company like $DLO unless he saw a wealth of opportunity. I am cautious about the declining take rate, but am inclined (for now) to believe in mgmt when they say that it's a feature and not a bug. I see these concessions as a means of securing the ability to scale alongside their largest partners as they expand their businesses around the world. You can always launch complementary products and cross-sell these partners later on to make up the difference. I see a multi-year tailwind supporting the $DLO business and believe we are very close to this stock taking off. Time will tell. Do your own research. This is not financial advice.

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  Ayan Raj (@ayanujju) reported 57 minutes ago

  @nsitharamanoffc DPI scales, but consumer safety fails @nsitharamanoffc! Your PNB Agra cell refuses to state if fraud accounts (Sumit & D. Upadhyay) are frozen under FIR 21306260036562. Amazon Legal blocks logs till police asks, but Gurugram Cyber Cell has no FIR for 7 days! Fix the loop holes.

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  hippychic (@Keldavey) reported 57 minutes ago

  @davidicke Let's be honest here, it's not rocket science that if you cut down some of the world's thermostat, the Amazon rain forest, weather will go tits up. Pollution exists, would be silly to think otherwise. Course it will effect many things negatively

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  Dani Epstein (@daniepstein_com) reported 57 minutes ago

  This is being flogged on Amazon as "Biblical World Kosher Mezuzah Scroll. Klaf Mezuza Parchment, 100% Kosher by Israel Ranninot. Hand-Written by a “Sofer Stam”. Made in Israel & Proofreader Expert Certified Judaica." It is an outrageous fraud, as there are many errors that render this not kosher by any conceivable standard.