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 (28%)
• Sign in (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Loomis	Website Down	13 hours ago
Petaluma	Sign in	1 day ago
Hartford	Errors	1 day ago
Newnan	Errors	2 days ago
Ashburn	Sign in	2 days ago
North Las Vegas	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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  Anuj Sharma (@_Anuj__) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp So, is there a specific reason for this delay? Like a temporary problem with your logistics? Or if this is a new normal then I see no point paying for a prime membership for such delayed deliveries.

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  Ben Alexander (@scoutingdad2022) reported 13 minutes ago

  @m_rosenbloom28 First half of the first season was kind slow and hard to get thru, but after that it got really really good. I way so mad at syfy for canceling it that I haven't watched their channel since. @amazon, be waned, im not the only one like me. #SaveStargate

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  Conor Hughes (@thatguyhughesy) reported 15 minutes ago

  I have a rule that I cannot buy another Blu-ray until I have watched the last one I bought. The problem was that I had no good way to see what was still unwatched and my wishlist was scattered between Amazon and Notes. So I built Showkeep.

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  sloth (@3sloth3) reported 17 minutes ago

  @peteoxenham "Would you like me to order this for you and add it to a subscription?" "Other customers bought at least seven of them. I'll put you down for eight." "This is not the amazon recommended brand or supplier. Are you sure you want to add it to your cart?" "You will buy this product or we will send exploding drone swarms to your house."

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  MrH (@hilgertpatrick1) reported 18 minutes ago

  @sizzle_sarah Use Amazon. Problem solved.

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  Roberto Blake 🇺🇸🇵🇦 Creative Entrepreneur (@robertoblake) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Scottcrypt00 @PhedEU Actually not the way I did it. Interestingly people were very it interested in AFFORDABLE tech and also I got MULTIPLE videos out of each item…. I didn’t just do one time reviews but also tutorials on how to use the hardware and many cases the videos on whether it’s worth it and also features showcase videos. Any product got 4-6 videos so that offset that. Also once I had good solid traction on videos I did outreach to brands for review units… with no guarantee I would make a video and no upfront money, and they had no control over the video. Also reached out around emerging tech or company products other people weren’t covering but that I found had some search volume of buzz in online communities… niche communities… Drawing tablets were a good example. Public Speaking gave me access to Expos and Conventions where I could have early access with no embargo to products and just make reviews hands on in real life… I had a near viral video (viral for me) from being EARLY before embargo on the Microsoft Surface Studio… because I was speaking at Adobe Max… So I had already figured out in the early days of YouTube how to get around the costs part of it. For camera reviews I was already a paid contributor for magazines and eventually got with a company that had a publication tied to a camera rental company… so that also gave me product access to loaner units for cameras and lenses to review. On top of reviewing anything I upgraded for my YouTube channel. So I cracked the code early for this sort of thing. I was also so good at Amazon affiliate marketing I was getting sent products all the time to the point of turning things down. Almost all of this could be duplicated by someone starting in that niche today… Keep in mind I also was doing software tutorials and reviews and round ups of free software or software I already paid for and this content was pure profit and today has even higher RPMs Tutorial channels and tutorial channels focused on AI tools are pure profit margin even today but people don’t talk about that niche because it’s not glamorous compared to being a gamer or vlogger… but it prints money…

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  Doctor Dirt. dirtbike enthusiast. (@DoctorDirt3) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Fatima_30e Write down all the big money gambles you can, invest in Google, Amazon, and other huge successes

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  John Scott (@JohnScottUK) reported 21 minutes ago

  @allenholub No issue with Amazon on my NordVPN using UK or Germany PoPs. Sometimes the captive WiFi network I am connecting gets fouled up by VPN trying to establish a link. Have to turn off VPN until connected to WiFi then back on and go

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 22 minutes ago

  The biggest counterfeit supplement shop online isn't Alibaba. It's Amazon. Half the listings for trusted brands are knockoffs in plain sight. Built Foilmark to fix that — every link points straight to the brand's own checkout. Live soon.

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  Reboticon (@Reboticant) reported 24 minutes ago

  @WillieDJenkins1 the roomba at least does not do row by row it builds a map in its memory based on what it bounces off of and fills it in, and when it spots particular ***** spots does little circles around them and then heads off someone where else. Supposedly the new ones maintain memory of the rooms and so improve with time but idk. My roomba discoveries work on carpet. I actually bought them from ebay a few years ago when they were still more pricey. Amazon had off brand chinese replacement parts, and getting broken used ones were really cheap and i found the manual on ifixit or somewhere and just made a good one for cheaper than a new one and had a bunch of spare parts

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  Suriya (@SuriyaXBT) reported 25 minutes ago

  This week in AI and Crypto . A lot happened. - Coldcard firmware bug - hidden since March 2021 - 1367 BTC drained - Total $88M gone - 4585 wallets wiped - updating firmware does not fix it - Leopold Aschenbrenner' Situational Awareness Fund - $20B AI fund - 439% returns through June - KOSPI crashed, margin calls hit - forced to dump $16B in one block trade - Citadel bought everything - same day every stock he sold ripped 13-27% - Apple Q3 2026 - best quarter in company history - $109.4B revenue - stock dropped 9% anyway - reason: memory chip shortage - $373B in market cap erased in one day - Amazon x OpenAI - $50B investment completed - final $21.3B wired after June 30 - no press release - no announcement - found out via SEC filing on a Friday - OpenAI Astra - OpenAI's new unreleased model - 10 unsolved math problems - some open for decades - all solved - total compute cost: $2,000 one of the wildest weeks

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  Japan Parikh (@johnnybravo2727) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp It’s not working. Can’t you arrange a call? Is it so hard to connect with customer? DM me for contact number

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  J🇺🇸 (@GMUW1987) reported 29 minutes ago

  @DefiantLs Absolutely guaranteed he used either an iPhone or Android today (Apple-Google). He used Google today. He ordered from Amazon today. He used a Dell PC today (Dell-Microsoft) There has never been the amount of trickle down in the global economy as we see today.

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  #liveEvents #broadcast #ChatBarryG (@barryjgrossman) reported 30 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp This is a system wide issue, please update options to include "vestibule" - we need more options than just front door, mail room. Please

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  Insider Monkey (@insidermonkey) reported 31 minutes ago

  Two hyperscalers and a watchmaker told you the same thing this week: memory is scarce and getting more expensive. Amazon raised capex $20B over it. Microsoft is raising PC prices because of it. Garmin is guiding second-half margins down for it. Yet memory stocks fell double digits the same week. One fund had the long-term thesis exactly right and still got margin-called out of its entire book. Situational Awareness launched in late 2024 with roughly $225M, built on Leopold Aschenbrenner's own essay: that AGI would demand a massive buildout of chips, memory and power. It was up 439% net through June 30 and grew to roughly $20B. On Thursday morning it sold its entire public equities book to Citadel. Assets are now around $10B. Leverage reportedly ran as high as 4x. Q1 filings showed $SNDK among its largest positions. It's this week's third-biggest loser. He wrote 165 pages on seeing the future clearly and got the future basically right. Unfortunately, nowhere in those 165 pages was there a section on what 4x leverage does to you in a drawdown.

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  Dibya Jyoti Sundi (@sundivlogs) reported 31 minutes ago

  Dear @airtelindia, I recharged with the ₹1199 prepaid plan, which includes Amazon Prime Lite. The Airtel Thanks app shows the benefit as Active, but my Amazon account shows "No subscription found". I haven't received any activation SMS or email from @amazonIN . Kindly fix it.

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  Uncle Dave (aka deebeeeff): The Dreamwalkers (@deebeeeff) reported 34 minutes ago

  @KarenJoyLyster @amazon @AmazonHelp The orders are all correct. It is only the information, or lack thereof, on the emails that is the issue.

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  Shinobi Singh Bandai (@Shinobi1233403) reported 35 minutes ago

  @BabylonsBandit @nabilajamal_ It’s not. I’ve personally ate there and know the family. Problem is younger generation didn’t know they had used an inaccurate map. Most western sites like Amazon Walmart etc carry inaccurate maps. This is a problem with e-commerce portals in India itself.

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  FieldsOfProfit (@fieldsofprofit) reported 43 minutes ago

  I've wasted thousands of dollars on terrible products to sell Spent many, many hours finding no inventory And yet time in the game still led to a semi-passive $2M/year Amazon business now The only thing that separates us from the big dogs is consistency

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  Nice Nature (@LeBronzeJames88) reported 43 minutes ago

  @BestSprinterJPN // saw people do it, got curious what it would say. Probably burned down half the Amazon in the process tho.

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  Luke Pierce (@lukepierceops) reported 43 minutes ago

  Amazon is putting $1 billion into hiring thousands of engineers to go sit inside other companies and build AI systems for them. Friday the stock had its best day since 2012. Up 15.3%, AWS growing 37%. And this is the clearest signal yet that implementation is the business. Anthropic launched Ode two weeks ago. OpenAI stood up the Deployment Co. before that. Palantir has been running the model for over a decade. Amazon is the biggest cloud provider on the planet and the first hyperscaler to formalize it, and they're doing it while they've cut 30,000 corporate roles since 2022. We've been running this exact model at Boom since before it had a name, 87 clients in. And this is the opportunity right now. The work is walking into a company, mapping how it actually operates, consolidating everything into one system, and layering AI on top of processes that hold. Priced on outcomes instead of hours. Weeks instead of quarters. That's the whole business. There's a lot of noise around this right now. Agencies selling agents to companies whose underlying processes are broken. You can drop an agent into chaos and all you get is faster chaos. The adoption rates there are less than 50%. The other thing that people are missing here is the partner motion. AWS is credentialing outside firms to deliver this work under their own engineering bar. Invite-only right now while they validate it, opening up after. A company with thousands of engineers and a billion dollars in budget is out looking for help because the demand is bigger than what they can staff. The accounts they're taking themselves look like what you'd expect. The NFL, Cox Automotive, The Allen Institute, etc. Meanwhile there are hundreds of thousands of companies doing $2M to $50M a year running on 20 disconnected tools with full access to the best AI ever built and no idea how to apply it. Nobody at AWS is calling them and nobody at Ode is either. Amazon is showing you what every company is going to be buying over the next several years. Go be the one who builds it for them.

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  𝕭𝗘𝕽𝐍Ѧ𝕽𝐃𝝧 🫀 (@DireWolfBoy) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Ahpuckful AI isn't the enemy here. The issue is WHO is in charge of training it and HOW they use it. THAT'S the difference between Vedal and Twitch/Amazon. Simply put, I trust Vedal more than I trust Amazon. Does that make sense?

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  Tater (@ttttttater) reported 44 minutes ago

  @JEFETRADES I would not take dating advice from this guy. Of course stocks go up and down—whoop-de-doo, surprise, surprise. I guess he would’ve sold Apple or Amazon stock. This is not a person who should be considered wise. People will sell and buy. This is a blue-sky stock. When buying spaceX or any stock, you should dollar-cost average. Young people should start buying SpaceX now! This one stock could fund your whole retirement. In 10 years, the sky’s the limit. That would’ve been a good investment. I missed out, but either way, diversify. You should have SpaceX in your portfolio as a nice little chunk. One day you might be a millionaire, and this company is probably one that can get you there.

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  probable spam show (@scrubfish11) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Maks_NAFO_FELLA Amazon facilities in the US employ quite a few people. Imagine the numbers of people out of work each time one of these things go offline. I’ve already heard small biz owners say they are wiped out. The banks are going to be in trouble, withdrawing cash is being restricted.

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  Krylik_ (@cooming_soon0) reported 46 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp They aren't doing it; if they were, would I be writing here? I will keep writing posts and tagging you constantly until the issue is resolved, and everyone will see that Amazon doesn't solve problems and victimizes its sellers on social media.

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  . (@iFindShit) reported 49 minutes ago

  @TheOnlyDSC They don't even let non-branded Amazon vehicles into our gated community. If it's a regular Amazon Flex driver using their own car, the guard makes them leave the packages at the gate. These chimps will steal anything that's not bolted down.

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  ‎‏ﱞdev¡n (@deadszn) reported 52 minutes ago

  When u buy a new flash on amazon and then day of show realize it doesn’t properly mount to hot shoe so now you either gotta use old broken flash or be one of the dorks that shoots with one hand and holds flash with the other

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  Geena Hardy (geeenawrites.com) (@geeenahardy) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Sprocketguys I remember buying a re-issue of S1 Big O DVDs (way after Bandai America had their going out of business sales) and was so taken aback by the theme replacement, I returned the purchase and went hunting on Amazon for the original DVD releases.

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  Creative Deduction (@CreativeDeduct) reported 54 minutes ago

  @FluentInFinance Well, Amazon is a poor example of that. Most of us order stuff weekly on that platform, having it delivered straight to our door at a competitive price. That is trickle down: improved quality of life for no extra money.

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  Expos1994 (@rgoexpos) reported 1 hour ago

  @FunnyJim1965 @PrimeVideo Go to Amazon and hit the thumbs down and not interested