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
Warner Robins	Errors	3 hours ago
Flers	Sign in	8 hours ago
Owego	Errors	21 hours ago
Mississauga	Website Down	1 day ago
Grand Coulee	Errors	1 day ago
Sanguinet	Website Down	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

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  Stark (@Stark_of_Zenon) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Bit_Faced Fair enough. But it's not like they are making it clear. The highlighted text could refer to anything ranging from Bitcoin miners to Amazon to the peers and providers that Electron chooses for you (it's the latter). It's arguably good enough for some things but most crypto users don't even realize or care that they are trusting intermediaries, and this model is not going to satisfy the threshold of trust minimization required to move Bitcoin to bigger blocks. I'm not dunking on BCH or Electron, nor am I dignifying BIP-🤢, I'm commenting on the reason why blocks are 4 mb and the actual open development problem. If some kind of neutral verification technology somehow provides Bitcoin with a light client solution that's better than SPV, it would work for BCH too.

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  AngelicStorm2 (@AngelicTempest2) reported 6 minutes ago

  @j_fishback Love it! In fact, just throw Amazon out and issue back taxes at a rate of 80% for every year they have had a foreign employment ration of higher than 20/1

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  Ian Wardell (@ian_wardell) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I have to sign in to read customer reviews on the USA Amazon site, and having done that request by email to see more customer reviews. Why?? How can customers decide whether they want to buy a book if they're not allowed to read customer reviews??

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  SRSrocco Report (@SRSroccoReport) reported 9 minutes ago

  @RaoulGMI @michaeljburry Raoul... maybe at some point you will understand the fundamentals of the ENERGY EROI. However, the world believes in the ENERGY TOOTH FAIRY and the AMAZON STAR TREK REPLICATOR ECONOMY where you push a button... and POOF your good arrives the next day. Tech is in serious trouble due to Energy Constraints.

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  𝗕𝗶𝗴 𝗜𝘀𝗮𝗶𝗮𝗵♎ (@BigIsaiah_01) reported 10 minutes ago

  A group of Yale students went into the Ecuadorian Amazon looking for anything interesting. They came back with a fungus that eats plastic and can do it without oxygen. It is called Pestalotiopsis microspora, and it was found living inside plant stems in the rainforest. In the lab, students fed it polyurethane, the plastic in foam, insulation, and countless products, and it did not just tolerate it. It thrived on it, treating the plastic as its only source of food. The part that made scientists sit up was what happened when they removed the oxygen. Most organisms that degrade waste need air. This fungus kept eating anaerobically, in exactly the conditions found at the bottom of a landfill, buried under tonnes of trash where nothing else can breathe. The mechanism is elegant. The fungus secretes an enzyme that snaps the chemical bonds holding the polymer chains together, breaking long plastic molecules into fragments it can absorb. To the fungus, plastic is just an unusual kind of carbon, and carbon is dinner. Now the honest caveats, because a headline like this always outruns the science. This was discovered years ago, and it is still not a deployed solution. Lab results are not landfills. It works on polyurethane, not on every plastic, and PET bottles like the one in this image are usually handled by different organisms and enzymes. Speed is the real problem. A fungus that takes months to chew through a foam sample is not going to erase a garbage patch, and the by-products still need to be understood before anyone releases anything at scale. But the discovery cracked open a whole field. Since then researchers have found bacteria that digest PET, waxworms whose gut microbes break down polyethylene, and engineered enzymes that dismantle bottles in hours. Here is the deeper truth in it. Plastic has only existed for about a century. In that blink, life has already begun evolving an appetite for it. We invented a material nature had no answer for, and nature started writing one anyway. Should we be racing to engineer these organisms for landfills, or is that fixing the wrong end of the problem?

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  Contra Declinationem (@contradecline) reported 10 minutes ago

  When I discovered a few years that Pennsylvania still had an archaic law restricting baseball and football games on Sundays, I didn't expect that we'd have crazy people actually advocating for bringing back laws to shut down stores on Sundays. Are they all funded by Amazon?

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  Johnny in SD (@john_in_sd) reported 12 minutes ago

  @walmarthelp - I am so frustrated trying to create an online account... the user experience is complete garbage. Just things about technical issues, no steps to resolve. Seems to be verication, i don't know -- I am just trying to switch from Amazon to Walmart, and i can't.

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  76_Agniban Saha (@76Agniban) reported 13 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN I have already reported the issue. Since I plan to order the same shoes again, could you please ensure that I receive a defect-free product and not another defective one? Thank you.

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  jalen (@jaybinnnie) reported 17 minutes ago

  @stitchandmyrah me with my iphone 14 and it lags when i open the keyboard, my doordash is slow 😭, and my amazon crashes when i open my cart

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  DeeDee Bee (@SUNLOVELIGHT) reported 17 minutes ago

  @REEBOK @Amazon @beatsbydre She has this whole victim thing down pat- hope she doesn't turn on your company one day- she is already making a fool of Reebok by constantly falling out of her shoes.

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  Staci Bryant (@StaciBryant133) reported 17 minutes ago

  @FloppingAces The grift is over. The entire push for climate change/green energy/net zero is nothing but power and money. The climate activists literally cut down part of the Amazon rain forest so they could hold their summit on the effect of climate change. They literally fly private jets to Davos to transport their own limousines. It would be funny if their rhetoric hadn’t hurt/killed so many people

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  Heałer (@Healer0x) reported 24 minutes ago

  Now here's the question that breaks most projects like this: How do you TRUST results from strangers' computers? With Amazon or Google, the company's reputation is your guarantee. But on an open network? Any computer could return wrong results. And you'd have no way of knowing. That one problem destroyed every serious attempt at decentralized AI compute.

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  Stephen Ashforth (@StephenAshforth) reported 25 minutes ago

  @asda Terrible customer services at Asda Pilsworth store today. Shocking. All I wanted to do was spend £98 on a bloody BBQ and your C/S desk couldn’t be bothered to help. 😡 I’ll source the BBQ from your website and buy it from Amazon. No hassle there 🙄🙄

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  Daley (@DaleyFinX) reported 27 minutes ago

  The Mag7 concentration story is not a 2024 problem anymore. It is a 2025 structural dependency that nobody in the institutional world wants to say out loud. When seven names represent roughly 30% of the S&P 500 by weight, "the market recovering" and "seven stocks recovering" are the same sentence. That is not a healthy market. That is a hostage situation. Here is what the bulls are missing right now. The so-called comeback in Apple, Nvidia, Amazon is happening against a backdrop of tightening financial conditions, a Fed that is not cutting anywhere near as fast as the futures market priced six months ago, and a earnings revision cycle that is quietly rolling over in the rest of the index. The other 493 stocks are not "catching up." They are drowning in slow motion while the Mag7 lifeguards debate whether to jump in. Nvidia is carrying the weight of an entire AI capex supercycle on its balance sheet and forward guidance. Amazon is a logistics and cloud infrastructure play that trades like a consumer discretionary name when sentiment cracks. Apple is selling premium hardware into a consumer that is genuinely tapped on real disposable income. None of that screams "save the market." The deeper issue is valuation math. You cannot have the equal-weighted S&P sitting near flat year-to-date while the cap-weighted version shows gains and call that broad participation. That is seven stocks papering over a market that is quietly repricing risk on everything from regional banks to mid-cap industrials. Watch credit. Not equities. High-yield spreads and leveraged loan prices are telling a more honest story than the index level is. When the Mag7 bounce and credit does not tighten in response, that is the tell that this rally has no structural foundation. The market does not need Apple to hit a new high. It needs the other 493 to stop bleeding.

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  Kishan kuliyal (@KishanlalK) reported 27 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Thanks Problem Is Solve,You have Reorder my Product. Spoke To Customer Car The help me to Reorder the Product Thanks You so Much

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  Istari (@BigWizard40) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Bw8496 @John18969 Given his on-record opinions about adaptations of his father’s work, I doubt he was in favor of the deal. He was one of many trustees at the Tolkien estate and stepped down the same year after the deal was made for Amazon to acquire the TV rights.

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  majdav (@majdav_) reported 28 minutes ago

  @johnkonrad A lot of this doesn't even apply anymore. You can buy an all cotton button down and all cotton khakis from Amazon for like $30.

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  Maybe (@ES0894824796547) reported 30 minutes ago

  @FindleysFinance Amazon was growing in the 90s very well but when the market crashed it was taken down as well.

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  Jeanne Arc-Michel (@JeanneArcMichel) reported 32 minutes ago

  @FloppingAces "Once that trust is gone, everything else is just theater." Same principle applies to the FBI. One of the communists' goals is to destroy the FBI. (See "The Naked Communist" by W. Cleon Skousen for the full list of goals). We're about at that point because the commies set up a Hegelian Dialectic - both options lose on purpose. a) keep a crooked FBI or b) close the FBI down like the commies wanted all along. I propose another option. Read about it in: "CHRISTIANS UNDER FIRE: How the Deep State Hijacked the FBI." Don't let the ****** ba**ards win. On Amazon now.

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  GSong (@gloria_spielman) reported 36 minutes ago

  @JDVance you need to look into this fraud. now. people! stop buying from Amazon!!! you are killing your country's economy with every purchase! Shut 'em down!

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  NICK (@nickrgrs) reported 38 minutes ago

  my buddy collected ~$200k from social media in one month and then disappeared he posted 43 videos closed 40 deals sold all of them in the DM's and walked away with $200k minus stripe fees 97% profit margins theres a business model that allows you to make a yearly income within 30 days without burning out, overworking yourself, overpromising, going viral, managing a team, or being cringe it puts the leverage back into your hands where you control the time and economics so that clients are incredibly happy while you live a stress free life see... this guy was a sports movement coach posting content on Instagram for years but all he sold was a cheap ebook and course making at most barely $7k per month his audience wasnt even huge, only 12k followers but they were all a perfect fit, they all wanted to move better, they all had issues with their knees, hips and athleticism after years of aging we simply took the knowledge he had from years of fixing these people as a personal trainer and the info he already had in his cheap products then restructured it into a high ticket consulting offer the clients were already DM'ing him because of his inbound brand he just needed the premium offer and productized 1on1 consulting service so it was actually valuable and clients would pay high ticket thats when we put the application form live and received over 300 submissions within the first week didnt spend anything on ads he also didnt want to run sales calls so he DM'ed all of them on IG, with a very high response rate because of his brand after 100's of sales conversations over the course of a month he closed 40 deals at an average of $5k each his yearly salary... doubled in ONE month all we did is reposition his offer and brand to be the guy that works CLOSELY with his clients we made him and what he sells MORE VALUABLE without his time being involved more than 6hrs per week and without sacrificing client results (they actually got better results because their commitment was higher) 99% of people do not know how to do this but this is how a proper info/consulting offer gets launched and once its launched and has testimonials you can easily keep selling it and create a consistent business cash collecting month over month then scale it with team, ads, funnels, etc etc ive done this for lawyers, accountants, fitness coaches, health experts, music producers, successful amazon/ecom guys, agency owners, and so on across 40+ niches anyone with a skill or expertise is PRIME for doing this and hitting $20-50k/mo when its setup and laucnhed correctly we help a handful of people do this each month along with managing our roster of a dozen offers and their teams that are scaling if you think this is you and you want to launch the right way DM me "START" and lets chat i only have 5 more spots this month

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  Rutger Montgomery (@RutgerMonty) reported 41 minutes ago

  @DavidSacks It's not just about American AI labs - it's the whole AI economy. If companies switch to Chinese providers because American providers can't compete, the entire US AI economy will collapse. Infrastructure, semiconductors, Oracle, Amazon, Google, Meta, xAI, etc. Trillions in capex down the drain. Many companies will fail. It will nuke the larger economy, too.

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  ThriftyCat888 (@Cat888Thri52101) reported 43 minutes ago

  @PlanterAsh @amazon tagging Amazon won't do anything just call them or even do chat to get your problem resolved

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  John Mathon (@JohnMathon5) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Rafael47518447 @AnnieForTruth Spacex was and still is overvalued based on its current income. Nonetheless, it is inevitable that their income will rise dramatically over the next year. By 2027 SpaceX revenue should exceed $50 billion. Even that income would justify only a valuation of $500 billion. Amazon with $700 billion in revenue is worth about $4 trillion. However, because SpaceX can make $1000/$2000 per customer per year and has access to 8 billion customers its revenue could exceed $2 trillion when its 40,000 satellites are launched. They have no competition. No other company or country can reasonably compete with SpaceX. SpaceX’s current fleet of 10,000 satellites is more than all other satellites launched by the world for all time. Nobody can catch up in 10 years. Their technology and launch capabilities give them a monopoly. So sometime in the next 5 years SpaceX will be worth $10 trillion and Elon will be worth $4-5 trillion. I’m not saying this to promote Elon. I’m simply stating a fact. There were times in Elon’s life where he might have been bankrupt. I’d say today it’s inevitable that Elon will be worth many trillions. I wouldn’t worry about him or his companies. Remarkably even Tesla is showing incredible sales numbers recently. In China, Europe and even the US tesla is killing it. If you are hoping that any of these things will fail I’d take a pill, calm down and just focus on something else. It’s not going to work out betting against SpaceX or Tesla.

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  Kris Wright (@KrisWWrites) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Charlie_Novels When you think it's ready, do at least two more editing runs. I remember when I put my first book on amazon. I had to go back and fix so many mistakes I missed. Get it out as soon as you can, but slow down enough to do it right.

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  Hop (@OldManHop) reported 49 minutes ago

  @hereforthetesla @JustJenRX @amazon The app they use sometimes shows the wrong GPS location and the driver doesn't get a delivery error until trying to take a picture at the wrong property. Happens ALL the time. They more than likely picked up the package to deliver it to it's correct destination next-door.

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  Vivek Kashid (@vivekkashid) reported 49 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Coordinated with an associate, hope to get the product tomorrow as assured by the associate that he has escalated the issue

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  Mr. X (@SudipGh63016449) reported 52 minutes ago

  @DealsDhamaka They would refund. Happemed this type of issue. Amazon is relatively far betted than other ecomm in customer service.

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  Josh Pigford (@Shpigford) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Patarino @m16vie Honey doesn't do it. Common misconception. What they got in trouble for was hijacking cookies/sessions, not injecting Amazon affiliate links.

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  WE.THE.PEOPLE. (@po_patriot) reported 56 minutes ago

  Shut down EVERYTHING @amazon in my household over a year ago and haven’t looked back. I now ONLY SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESSES! Amazon is a behemoth that’s intentional about ruining the small business model - JUST SAY NO TO AMAZON.