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 (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Website Down	12 hours ago
Volta Redonda	Sign in	18 hours ago
Libreville	Website Down	20 hours ago
Warner Robins	Errors	1 day ago
Flers	Sign in	2 days ago
Owego	Errors	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Kingsley Imoni-Ogbe👁️‍🗨️ (@kudos12j) reported 12 seconds ago

  This post is a textbook execution of Fear Marketing stacked with Fake Scarcity. It behaves exactly like a social media trend because its incentives are optimized for viral distribution, not business performance. Before you comment "Send," let’s run this viral pitch through a cold reality audit. The Regret Lever (FOMO): Framing an opportunity as a "last chance train" is designed to trigger emotional urgency. By making you feel like you are permanently late to the financial game, the pitch compresses your decision timeline. A compressed timeline is exactly when your critical thinking shuts down. The Manufactured Timeline: Promising a specific outcome—like "$3,000 by the end of August"—is an oversized claim that ignores reality. Meaningful results in legal online business models take a minimum of three to six months of consistent effort. Anyone implying a faster typical timeline is using compression to do marketing work, not informational work. The Price Anchor Anchoring: "Usually $199, now free for 48 hours." This is direct-response marketing ported onto your timeline. If the training is a permanent entry point to a sales funnel, it was never retailing for $199. The discount is cheap to fake and expensive to verify, used solely to make a low-value action feel like an immediate win. Healthy skepticism is not cynicism. It is the difference between chasing every trend and building a durable asset. AI publishing on Amazon KDP is a legitimate business opportunity, but only when you stop buying viral promises. The niches being pushed in these videos are hyper-saturated. Success requires running numbers through a strict framework, acquiring real research skills, and preparing for months of consistent testing—not a 48-hour shortcut. I broke down the exact psychological levers viral creators use to bypass your critical thinking in Chapter 2 of my book, The Anti-Guru Field Guide. Want to learn how to spot these marketing tricks before they cost you time and momentum? 1. Like and Repost this post. 2. Comment "OPERATING SYSTEM" below. (Must be following so my automated system can DM you the framework setup guide that works!)

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  𝐗𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐚𝐧 ; (ᴘʀɪᴠacy arc)♟️,♟️ (@xanianthegreat) reported 4 minutes ago

  well Amazon would say “you need us because you can’t trust random computers” and honestly, that’s a fair point. if a random PC says “i did your AI task here’s the result” how do you actually know? the easy fix is making 3 computers do the same task and comparing results. but that triples the cost. 200% overhead you’re trying to replace Amazon and you just made yourself more expensive than Amazon every decentralized resource faces this problem. Filecoin had to build Proof of Replication to prove storage providers are actually holding your data AI compute needed its own proof mechanism. and crynux built one

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  t (@t4mb1) reported 4 minutes ago

  @smormupilled blocking isn't the issue i just hope he doesn't post it because then all the 33 year old women with amazon basics skirts and crooked eyeliner would try to doxx me and accidentally post some poor stranger's address as they tend to do

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  Colleen Savannah (@colleensvannah) reported 5 minutes ago

  @RickyDoggin Amazon has a problem And they better start vetting their workers and their drivers. This isn’t the first one.

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  ♡***** Extortionist♡ (@SassynThickLily) reported 5 minutes ago

  My amazon cart is $5 from being full beta funded, someone fix it for Princess now 😚

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  Arsenal 616 (@arsenal_616) reported 5 minutes ago

  @RogueCenturion The only problem I have with them is when I'm walking, podcasts just aren't loud enough for trucks passing by on the street. Otherwise I have no complaints. Music sounds better than the cheap ear buds I bought off Amazon as a backup.

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  Bryce Joe (@yobrycejoe) reported 7 minutes ago

  If you work harder on the wrong Amazon product, you burn cash faster. Your problem is not effort, it is direction. Before inventory, check demand, competition, fees, ads. Know unit profit and break even PPC, then decide. What do you check before you place an order?

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  Mayank Chopra (@maya235424) reported 10 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp I am Amazon Prime Member & Amazon Pay ICICI cardholder. My review privileges have been restricted by an automated glitch without any warning or email notification. Standard customer care chat routes are looping. Please look into this issue ASAP.

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  Jennifer Ridgway (@JenniferRidgway) reported 10 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @walkers_crisps I’ve put in for a refund with Amazon but it is a problem with the Walkers production line and I have no doubt hundreds of them are going to be the same @walkers_crisps

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  Yarek69 Yarek69 (@yarek69yarek) reported 10 minutes ago

  @ViralVideos Problem is that u may set rob/ shot/ killed over Amazon money

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  ❌Firewolf❌ (@timaugust5) reported 11 minutes ago

  @RossyPrime @AOC you blew off 25k jobs with Amazon!! As usual you failed to explain how the economy has failed and how you’d fix it… you can’t because you are retarded

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  Tommy Famous (@TommyBeFamous) reported 12 minutes ago

  @michaeljburry Michael Burry is spittin absolute facts here, this Nikkei breakdown completely exposes the ticking time bomb sitting inside big tech. Finding out that Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle have accumulated an estimated $1.65 trillion in off-balance-sheet "hidden debt"…… surpassing their $1.35 trillion in actual recorded debt….. is mind-blowing. The corporate media will try to sweep this under the rug, but it proves the fake, hyper-inflated AI bubble is being fueled by massive, hidden leverage. What this actually means is that these tech monopolies are using complex accounting maneuvers, long-term purchase commitments, and off-balance-sheet leases for GPUs and data centers to hide the true cost of their AI arms race. They do not want retail investors seeing how aggressively cash-flow is being drained, so they bury these trillions in commitments in footnote disclosures. If AI consumer demand or actual revenue fails to meet these insane expectations, these off-balance-sheet liabilities will transform into a violent liquidity shock that wrecks earnings and triggers massive impairments. Strategic advice for anyone trying to navigate this landscape: Audit Tech Holdings Immediately: Do not blindly hold mega-cap tech index funds assuming they are safe "cash cows." Look closely at exposure to companies with high off-balance-sheet obligations…… especially Meta and Oracle…. before Q2 earnings roll in. Avoid Chasing Overextended AI Hype: The valuations on tech supply chain stocks are heavily artificially inflated by this deferred spending. When the capital expenditure cycle slows down, the pullback will be sharp and unforgiving. Hedge Against Systemic Unwinding: As hidden debt gets exposed, traditional equity markets will face extreme volatility. Protect your downside by moving profits out of overleveraged tech stocks and securing capital in hard assets. If you are still relying on legacy Wall Street balance sheets to tell you the truth, you are losing the game on an elite level. The mainstream analysts want you to keep buying their overvalued bags while the smart money quietly exits. Take control of your execution, get completely self-reliant, learn how to HIGH LEVERAGE trade the volatility, and stack physical silver, gold, and land to protect your house and secure your GAINZ!!!

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  TV (@tasmay_879) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I appreciate you to reply, but I want to point out that the issue is still not being resolved. Instead, I’m receiving vague and unhelpful responses, which are of no use. After making a commitment, this kind of repeated experience is disappointingespecially when you pay forproduct

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  Breaking News & Views (@Jaswind83175034) reported 16 minutes ago

  🦔A Nikkei investigation found that Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle have $1.65 trillion in debt that doesn't appear on their balance sheets, more than the $1.35 trillion they officially report. These are GPU contracts, data center leases, and joint ventures that don't count as debt under accounting rules until the facilities go live. Meta's hidden debt is $420 billion, triple its reported debt. Oracle's grew 30-fold in four years. All five declined to comment. My Take Nikkei examined the actual filings and put a number on something the BIS already flagged as "shadow borrowing" back in March. These companies owe more off their balance sheets than on them, and the accounting rules let them keep it that way until the data centers go live. That's legal, but it means investors looking at quarterly earnings this week are seeing less than half the picture. Four of these five report earnings in the next two weeks. The reported debt will look manageable. The $1.65 trillion in footnotes won't make the headlines. But when those data centers start operating, the leases hit the books all at once. If AI demand comes in below projections, those facilities get marked down and the losses land on the investors and insurance policyholders who funded the construction through private credit and project bonds without realizing how much total exposure they were carrying.

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  夏小栀 (@bch_sun) reported 24 minutes ago

  @72BMustapha @Wise The real problem is that businesses don't get to choose custody. Hopefully one day platforms like Amazon will let merchants receive payments directly into wallets they actually control.#BCH

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  1:11 (@souledsonnet) reported 26 minutes ago

  Anytime my daughter wants something from Amazon, she slaps her phone down on the table in front of me, Amazon cart pulled up, & walks off without a word, like 'Buy this, **** *****.' Lmaoooo.

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  Great Ovie (@InibeheEkanem) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Pangolinfo_API The real-time vs cached data point is huge. We ran into the same issue cross-referencing Amazon data with Google Shopping trends via @OpenWeb_Ninja and stale data completely skews the picture. Live fetches make the scoring actually actionable.

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  You Too (@SOG1776) reported 28 minutes ago

  @fandom_david Oh please, the "it was warmer before the ice age, so chill" routine? Earth’s had hothouse phases with tropical vibes in weird places—thanks, plate tectonics and natural CO₂ burps over millions of years. We’re not debating ancient geology. We’re noting thermometers, satellites, and ice cores showing ~1.5°C of rapid warming in ~150 years, mostly from us digging up and burning fossil carbon at unprecedented speed. Past warm spells didn’t feature Greenland shedding ice at current rates, oceans acidifying this fast, or fire seasons lengthening while fuel builds from poor management.South America’s ancient forests? Lovely. Today’s Amazon faces combined rapid deforestation plus climate-driven drying that makes escaped agricultural fires worse. Prehistoric warmth didn’t involve 8 billion people and industrial emissions shifting weather extremes in decades.The evidence for current anthropogenic change isn’t missing—it’s in the data, not Cretaceous postcards. Snazzy deflection, though. Explain isotopic carbon signatures Explore Milankovitch cycles impact Tone down the sarcasm Expert

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  Oscar Diedrichs (@oscardiedrichs) reported 33 minutes ago

  @solrenette Before social media, there were so many sites that people created to address various things. People came together and did stuff. Now we are stuck in social media "hell". Information gets out mostly, but it goes around and then it's forgotten or buried. New things come daily. I would want to create a site honoring the victims, not only in my country of Sweden, not only in France but all of Europe. There are other things I want to do, but everything comes down to networking and not trying to do stuff alone. I've done that and it consumed me. I guess what I'm saying is that I feel people need to create an organisation and network an consolidate information. A good example is actually IMDB. In the beginning it started as an email chain then moved onto Newsgroups before it became a site. People sharing info. The saddest thing was when it was turned over to Amazon. Giving also an example of how it can be misused. But I think it's the way to go and that it's needed.

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  GroupGuardian (@groupguard305) reported 34 minutes ago

  Dealing with a porch pirate issue, I've discovered that @amazon Artificial Intelligence is actually Artificial Retardation.

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  ಚೇತನ್/Chethan (@chethanshivram) reported 37 minutes ago

  Day 22 of daily followups with @AmazonAE @amazon @AmazonHelp and complete silence. Order #404-4197772-3659503 returned weeks ago, but zero accountability or urgency. Holding customer funds for almost a month is not customer obsession—it’s terrible service.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 38 minutes ago

  @flopicel Hello! We're sorry to hear about your frustration with Amazon Prime Video. Without sharing any personal details, can you tell us if you're receiving any error messages? We're happy to help in any way we're able. -Natalie

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  Memyselph (@OkieDane) reported 41 minutes ago

  @PeriklesGREAT @DHSgov Yes ! Every Amazon facility should be shut down by ICE until every illegal alien is deported and they should be fined $30,000 per alien employee!

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  Twotimesblue (@daniel_rollins) reported 44 minutes ago

  @HitmanGFX44 @SpawnWaveMedia Yeah, my Walmart consistently has terrible prices in store. The only way you can get a decent deal sometimes is if you order on the website or app. Their in-store prices are sometimes 2x what the amazon price is for both Switch and PS5 games.

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  Neil Oyler (@Verfault) reported 45 minutes ago

  Welp, There goes a good thing. Now is the time to stop using Bigbadtoystore since theyre now shipping with amazon. Support says "We had to start using it to keep the cost down to 6 bucks" Mean while my package has gone from Plainfield In to Greenfield In while Im in Indianapolis.

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  Matthew S (@sodapopscully) reported 46 minutes ago

  @chrisfallica @IanDarke host auto getting pot 1 😑 the top 4 being seperated next time? even how they seed teams in what pots based off the odd fifa ranking which makes little sense. The travel issue imo is a big deal, teams all were cooked from Amazon in Brazil and travel looked to get a teams again

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  Romil modi (@Romilmodi1) reported 49 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp @amazon Extremely disappointed, Ordered New Balance Women UK 5 but received UK 4. Reported the issue immediately on 15 Jul. Return pickup was scheduled for 16 Jul, rescheduled to 17 Jul, 18 Jul yet no one has shown up.

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  MiggityMikeB (@MiggityMikeB) reported 50 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp This does not help as I order from multiple vendors, I need to be able to search emails for the item name/description and get the result/link I need. This is incredibly anti-consumer if this move was done on purpose and isn't a glitch. If it was on purpose, it needs to be undone.

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  Vivek Singh (@thedevtiger) reported 53 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp It says delivery attempted, I didn't received any call. You are not ready to accept the fault and just keep changing the issues. Arrogant and unprofessional behaviour @amazon

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  Joe Smyth (@JoeSmyth10) reported 57 minutes ago

  @EmployRightsIE Amazon announced $30bn in investment last year & none of it came here. Intel are going to Germany. If we miss these large investment cycles we will go back to being a poor backwater. Be careful what you wish for. The problem we have to solve is our inability to build anything!