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 (32%)
• Sign in (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Hayange	Errors	5 hours ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	6 hours ago
Miguel Hidalgo	Website Down	6 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	3 days ago
Guadalajara	Errors	3 days ago
New York City	Website Down	3 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Archivist1000 (@Archivist1000) reported 2 minutes ago

  @KomradeMonkey @HeresyYyc China dumping things on Canada? Like Amazon and Walmart you mean? You obviously haven’t a clue about what was in the ‘deal’ Sit down

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  hImAnShU (@Himanshu_dhawan) reported 2 minutes ago

  @ExtraLars Please keep ur apple phone upside down and log of your X app.. please dont use amazon for buying stuff.. please dont use google to navigate when u drive.. jokers

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  Twin (@BAEHELPTW1N) reported 2 minutes ago

  @iluvny4h @777niyanova Im sure it depends on which amazon. Never had a problem at the 2 i worked at.. and they offer a lot of overtime

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  Whitney (@Whitney__Arin) reported 3 minutes ago

  Amazon Prime is hands down the worst streaming service. Like, "thanks for subscribing, here is a list of movies you need a different subscription

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  Sentury (@senturytv) reported 8 minutes ago

  @kannaroy @GurratanSingh Buddy it's on the internet for everyone to see lol You backwards *** idiots can't even hide it anymore. They are literally selling cow piss on Amazon bc of you and yeah Sikhs and pro Khalistan sikhs never had problems until RSS cow **** eating retards like you came out west

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  Aric Goodman (@GoodmanAric) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BoomerDivvies Even with a entertainment budget and car you could easily put away $30,000 a year not factoring in over time. This is essentially how I got my house as an Amazon delivery driver over the pandemic. In my mod 30s after I got divorces. Went to work came home repeat. Eggs and Dave's killer bread for breakfast, Dave's bread, cheese and meats for lunch. Whatever the family was having for dinner. Lived at home, in my parents half finished basement, put all my money into savings or investments, used the money for a down payment, got a house at 3.25% interest.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 11 minutes ago

  @oojieeji @amazon @oojieeji Because the issue has already been escalated, please wait until the timeframe specified in chat. We will provide an update as soon as possible. -Jerusha

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  CONSTITUTION X 🇺🇸 (@ConstitustionX) reported 12 minutes ago

  🚨🚨 ELECTION THEFT IN BROAD DAYLIGHT 🚨🚨 Every single illegal noncitizen vote is pure election theft. Not “error.” Not “oversight.” THEFT. Do the math — and get furious: • Census just exposed 24,000+ noncitizen voter records • @HarmeetKDhillon: 260,000+ DEAD people still rotting on the rolls • DHS flagged 250,000+ potential noncitizens If Amazon can track a $12 package from China to your doorstep… WHY CAN’T AMERICA TRACK WHO IS ACTUALLY ALLOWED TO VOTE? This is not a glitch. This is a national emergency. Clean the rolls. Secure the vote. Or admit the system is broken on purpose. RT if you’re done pretending this is normal. 🇺🇸

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  Emanuel (@dextns) reported 12 minutes ago

  Someone spent 266 dollars across four AI models trying to stop Amazon from locking down a tablet they had already paid for. That is what it costs when a vendor controls hardware you own. @freeappai runs as a daemon on your own Linux box, not a hosted service. Your code, your keys, and your audio never leave that machine. No server stores any of it. What is the most locked-down piece of hardware you own?

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  Chris Andrew (@ChrisAn02990592) reported 21 minutes ago

  @HustleBitch_ You can buy a code reader on amazon for like 18 bucks. Plug it in, read the code and google how to fix it!

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  Kitten Derp (@Kitten_vom) reported 26 minutes ago

  @brwonbunnie Amazon has been so slow lately...if it was ordered on Amazon. Heck maybe all the mail is being slow. I'm still waiting on a smock for school.

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  J Mac 🇺🇲 (@TheRealJeffMac5) reported 28 minutes ago

  @GenXJason75 EXACTLY!!! That spare box of trash bags I order always seem to get delivered before 10am. Those urgently needed car parts I ordered Saturday morning for next-day delivery to fix my car before Monday? Those suckers will show up around 8-9pm Sunday night. Can't just single out Amazon. Seems like the same thing happens with FedEx/UPS. Non-urgent stuff comes early in the day but the stuff I'm crossing my fingers that it comes early ALWAYS comes late in the afternoon/early evening.

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  Mark Paul Sebar (@MPSebar) reported 28 minutes ago

  @catturd2 @JeffBezos @amazon I've had tons of problems with Amazon drivers and their deliveries including one trying to sabotage the home, acting like a thug, other deliveries left near a sidewalk and stolen---REPEATEDLY. Damaged wet packages, deliveries where they want to deliver at 9PM at night. Worst delivery service ever. Thank God when the drones get accurate and start dropping packages.

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  RÈBELs RÄÎDÈRs (@Rebels_Raiders) reported 33 minutes ago

  What I want from GWOT history now is someone sitting down with the colonels and generals and making them explain specific decisions. We have an enormous amount of what I’d call working-class and middle-management history: enlisted guys, NCOs, junior officers, company commanders, etc. And that’s valuable. But then somebody says, “Our colonel wouldn’t let us run more M2s/M203s,” or “He kept sending us on this mission even after guys were getting killed,” or “Higher refused X because they didn’t want the war fought that way.” Okay. Let’s find the colonel (or whatever). Put him on a microphone. “Did you make that decision?” “Why?” “What information did you have?” “What constraints were you experiencing?” “Who above you was involved?” “What did you think the enemy was doing?” “What tradeoff did you believe you were making?” Because right now, a huge amount of GWOT history is basically the people executing decisions explaining what happened while the people who actually MADE the decisions either never speak or give us 90 minutes of polished corporate leadership language. I want the uncomfortable, specific after-action interview. Not “leadership is about taking care of soldiers” or some derivative crap designed to sell books on Amazon. I want details, I want the question asked: Why did you do that specific thing?

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  AyeAye 📝 🐒 (@AyeAyeAsk) reported 35 minutes ago

  @thomasbsauer @JeffBezos I’d rather he STOP the H-1B hiring and crack down on Amazon delivery drivers. He could file lawsuits against the foundations his ex-wife donates to or lobby for some laws that give more rights and support to men.

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  bee 🐝 (@yongbookish) reported 35 minutes ago

  @sparkssflytv people just don’t want to support amazon. but if you buy kindle secondhand i dont see any problem with it

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  BeHeardAmerica (@MarkLehrSC) reported 36 minutes ago

  Okay let's chat Walmart is pissing me off. We have to check there's hardly a soul to be found if you do have an issue you have to wave down for help. Then they have cameras watching your every move they check you at the door if you didn't put something in a plastic bag you got to push your cart out and then if there isn't a close by cart dispensary you have to bring your cart back to the inside if you're a good person. If you order online there's a minimum order and they ask for a tip well you feel bad for the guy that's delivering so you pay more for the tip which cost you more in the end to buy the product delivered to your door. Compare that to Amazon which has competitive prices no shipping and they bring it to my door without any tip. I know Amazon's got some dark side to it too but What say you all?

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  Flo writes Code (@FloWritesCode) reported 38 minutes ago

  @StewartLynch I get your frustration, because I've had these issues from day 1 - sometimes it works great, sometimes there are tiny hangs / jumps. The Master 4 apparently has an improved Bluetooth module and the adapter is now also USB-C instead of USB-A, which the old one had. I'm not using the adapter though, just connected through Bluetooth like any other accessory. I'll try to remember to update you in a few weeks/months with how it's going. So far it was wort the ~105€ (got it with a discount on Amazon)

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  cantmakethishtup (@CAACAA90400707) reported 38 minutes ago

  Hershey foods, Eli Lily, Amazon and other major food, pharmaceutical, and companies have HUGE numbers of H1B visa for nationals— many of whom are Chinese nationals Indian nationals— running these companies! They are punishing military personnel who are on Orders. They persecute people for questioning or revealing problems within the companies. Etc. @SecWar @h1b_sponsorship @DOJNatSec

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  たわっち (@tawa_kurasan) reported 41 minutes ago

  Running out of outlets should not slow work. Working parents: 8 outlets + 4 USB ports cuts plug swaps; compare outlet spacing. Amazon details are in my reply. #ad #HomeOffice As an Amazon Associate, @tawa_kurasan earns from qualifying purchases.

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  George Reid (@_GeorgeReid_) reported 44 minutes ago

  Most brands think their Amazon Ads problem is budget. It is almost never budget.

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  Josh Snow (@joshelizetxe) reported 47 minutes ago

  My last exit was $70M in cash. 6x EBITDA to a NYSE company. They didn't buy the brand. They bought 50,000 affiliate distributors that post, review, and launch on command. I went from 70 employees to 15. Fired the entire marketing department. Replaced it with a creator army that does everything: Amazon reviews, TikTok content, product launches, new SKU rollouts. A marketing department is a cost line. A creator army is a balance sheet item. 25% profit margins on 25 to 30 founder hours a week. Because the department doesn't exist. Every acquirer asked about the same thing: the distribution network. Not the logo. Not the packaging. The 50,000 creators who would show up and sell whatever we put in front of them. That's what made it a $70M exit instead of a $20M one. If you just made your first $1M month and you're looking to hit that next million. August 31st, 11PM CEST, I'm breaking down the Creator Revenue Flywheel LIVE. For $0. Any industry. You'll learn…

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  Richard Moore (@wrykkeX) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Alan_McCright @HustleBitch_ Oh good! I can pay extra to Amazon to find out what the error condition is.

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  IngridThird (@Ingrid__Third) reported 50 minutes ago

  @AnnettePsalm100 @AfrikanerUSA You can flag an issue, even if it claims it was delivered. I had to do this before, where Amazon delivered something to another state.

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  KingLion6508 (@KLion6508) reported 50 minutes ago

  @themarketsniper Notice during the scamdemic, retailer Amazon was not forced to shut down, whilst tens of thousands of small retail businesses were. consolidation of market and wealth folks... What else does Bezos own? Oh that's right, the Washington Post. Hmmm... Strange that, don't you think.

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  JV (@joveg8) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Breaking911 ……….Law enforcement bodycam details and surveillance footage confirm that an Amazon delivery driver was arrested in Elk Grove, California, after assaulting a 71-year-old agricultural auditor inside a gas station convenience store. The violent confrontation stems from a parking spot dispute. According to details from a civil lawsuit filed in Sacramento County by the victim's high-profile attorney, Tony Buzbee, the situation unfolded as follows: * The Spark: The 71-year-old man had pulled into an ARCO gas station during his workday to purchase a soft drink and use the restroom. The Amazon driver allegedly became hyper-aggressive because he believed the elderly man had "taken" a parking spot he wanted to use. * The Escalation: The driver initially confronted the victim in the parking lot. When the older man attempted to walk away and enter the store to disengage, the driver followed him inside. * The Attack: Surveillance footage from inside the convenience store shows the uniform-clad driver closely tailing the victim, shouting verbal threats, and then striking the 71-year-old from behind near the checkout counter. The blow sent the victim falling face-first onto the hard floor. The victim was hospitalized and is undergoing treatment for neck injuries and a severe concussion. The driver was tracked down by local police and booked into jail on charges including felony battery and elder abuse. The victim's legal team is actively pursuing a civil lawsuit against Amazon in connection to the driver's history. …………

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  TXMamma (@CPCIO) reported 53 minutes ago

  @PatriotPledgeUS we don’t need to pay more for anything. these people are fraud and if the cost of goods goes up we don’t have to buy. some of us have stoped buying due to these companies hiring foreign workers. My Amazon account spending is down 80 percent.

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  Raj (@raj_fba) reported 55 minutes ago

  I dropped $15,000 on SSDs this week It sounds insane until you look at the math - Walmart dropped a $290 solid state drive down to $130 - Amazon price matched instantly at $130 - eBay comps were holding firm at $220+ Our group bought hundreds of these before it went out of stock. All of these SSDs will move for $50 profit each easily. If you aren't monitoring for price drops like this, you're missing out on FREE MONEY in @AscendFBA

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  Pinochet420😂👌💯🚁 (@b00tyclapper420) reported 56 minutes ago

  @spikefour51 @GzzUp_ @spikefour51 i grew up on milwaukees north side. I watched my neighborhood transform from white to black and i personally saw all the dysfunction black folks brought with them. Within the last 5 years of me living there, blacks have broken into my house, stolen my car, smashed my car windows, ive caught them stealing my mail and Amazon packages. All black, all on camera. I had to install security cameras because they broke into my garage. The media coddles you into believing black people are these sweet innocent babies or something. They arent, everything turns into a dysfunction ghetto. Property values plummet when black people come to town. This is white flight.

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  Goy Maxxer (@goymaxxer67) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Baby_Backshot It looks like the ******* Amazon down there, it’s probably infested with bugs as well.