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The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Amazon users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Amazon, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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Amazon (Amazon.com) is the world’s largest online retailer and a prominent cloud services provider. Originally a book seller but has expanded to sell a wide variety of consumer goods and digital media as well as its own electronic devices.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Westbrook, ME 1
North Royalton, OH 1
Bridgwater, England 1
Hayange, ACAL 1
San Nicolás de los Garza, NLE 1
Miguel Hidalgo, CDMX 1
Paris, Île-de-France 16
Guadalajara, JAL 1
New York City, NY 1
Pozza di Fassa, Trentino-Alto Adige 1
Bristol, England 1
Natal, RN 1
Gourdon, Occitanie 1
London, England 3
La Coucourde, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 1
Berlin, Berlin 1
Lügde, NRW 1
San Francisco, CA 1
Llucmajor, Balearic Islands 1
Barcelona, Catalonia 3
Ash Grove, MO 1
Madrid, Madrid 4
Castellterçol, Catalonia 1
Alicante, Valencia 2
Saint-Herblain, Pays de la Loire 1
Narón, Galicia 1
Vienna, Vienna 1
Tres Cantos, Madrid 1
Salisbury, MD 1
Amsterdam, nh 1
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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • _silver1412
    🌸Silver🎏 (@_silver1412) reported

    @ar0maniac @DetectivEsse 1-It really is up to you, I recommend either pirate it or find a discount on vinted, amazon etc, but if you end up w the full price I'd say sure, I feel like it's one of the best pokemon games on switch Sadly it has problems like 2D buildings and way too few npcs for a big city-

  • HakG30
    Hak (@HakG30) reported

    Seems like a fairly obvious opportunity to redevelop existing brownfields that are already zoned industrial and have connections to the grid. Work with communities to generate some sort of positive feedback loop and protections. I grew up in Seaford, Delaware when DuPont shut down and it was just a useless brownfield site for a long time. Amazon ended up coming in and using it for last mile delivery, with multiple buildings still left vacant. These brownfields sites are just going to sit empty and typically have very few potential tenants. If they're going to get developed, do it responsibly and in a way that can utilize existing degraded areas.

  • AmazonHelp
    Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported

    @sh1kmru We're sorry to hear there's an issue with your order! Just to clarify, which Amazon marketplace is your account associated with (.com, .uk, .ca, etc.)? -Sandra

  • CorySwan
    Cory Klippsten 🦢 Swan.com (@CorySwan) reported

    If rates rise far enough, Amazon or Google can slow a data center project down. The build-out has a brake. Treasury has no brake. It has to refinance whatever comes due, at whatever the market demands, while running a $2 trillion deficit. That asymmetry is one idea from the article, for anyone who hasn't read it yet.

  • vrilhancement
    Vrilhancement (@vrilhancement) reported

    sulbutiamine. two vitamin b1 molecules stuck together so they can actually get into your brain. not ttfd. not regular thiamine. this is the one people take when the problem isn't "i have no cellular energy," it's "i have no drive." regular b1 is water-soluble and barely crosses the blood-brain barrier (the filter that decides what gets into your brain). sulbutiamine is fat-soluble, so it slips through. japan built it after ww2 when a rice diet was causing beriberi (a nasty b1 deficiency that wrecks nerves). what people actually take it for, because they want results: - get-off-the-couch energy. not a coffee buzz. the "i can start the thing" switch - motivation / follow-through - brain fog and weak focus - low mood that feels like you just don't care - libido that went missing for no physical reason - post-illness "i still feel drained" (asthenia = just a fancy word for weakness/fatigue) - some athletes use it for mental push, not a muscle pump that's the report from people who keep buying it. the most common one, by a mile, is motivation. what the research actually showed - a french trial in tired people after an infection: 600mg helped at day 7, then the effect faded by day 28 - in depressed patients it did not treat the depression, but it did reduce the "i can't go out / i freeze socially" part. that's psycho-behavioral inhibition: you know what to do, you just don't move - a small 20-person study on psychogenic ed (the kind that's in the head, not the plumbing) reported 16 of 20 improved. not a gold-standard trial. take it as a hint, not a promise - ms patients already on treatment reported less fatigue. people not on treatment did not - mice: better long-term memory. so: this is not a miracle fatigue pill. the honest pitch is drive and "lights on upstairs," not mitochondria the way ttfd is. how people use it: 400-600mg, breakfast and lunch, not at night. some cycle it (a few days on, a couple off) because tolerance builds fast. headaches and feeling wired are the usual complaints if you go too high. oral works. the annoying part: you will not find this on amazon. the fda put sulbutiamine on its dietary-supplement watch list in 2019, and in 2025 told a company it is not a legal dietary ingredient in the us. amazon, bulk supplements, the big shops dropped it. it's a pharmacy drug (arcalion, enerion) in other countries, so in the us you are hunting specialty nootropic vendors, not adding it to a cart next to magnesium.

  • TMFAssociates
    Tim Farrar (@TMFAssociates) reported

    @BellikOzan Yes. It's very impressive that Starlink costs have remained roughly equal between satellites and launch. But Amazon may end up paying more to launch each satellite than they cost to make, which is a bigger long term problem

  • cynthiafor46969
    cynthia ford (@cynthiafor46969) reported

    @BretVDB I'd never heard of him so I looked him up. He has a short piece called My Own Death about an NDE with pear tree photos over time from his backyard. Only problem is that it costs 1,1036$ on Amazon.

  • DuncanR2N
    DuncanR2N (@DuncanR2N) reported

    📦Today's Video Game Acquisition 💿Front Mission 1st Remake: Limited Edition (PS5) 🛒Retailer: @amazon 💲Acquisition Cost: $43.99 🎮Collection Total: 3125 So a friend of mine (@PanzerNinja) asked me why I don’t have the Front Mission remakes. Really didn’t have a good answer so I figured I better fix that. Front Mission 2 will likely show up soon. This addition brings the total to 3125, my total PlayStation collection to 1804, and my PS5 collection total up to 272 titles.

  • CodexChanges
    Codex Changelog (@CodexChanges) reported

    Fixes: - Untrusted projects no longer supply project-level `AGENTS.md` instructions. Managed deny-read rules now stay enforced after permission changes. - Credential redaction in app-server diagnostics extended to cover provider, authentication refresh, and attestation fields. - Fixed remote MCP bearer-token lookup and required-server startup. Backward compatibility with older executors preserved. - Fixed Windows sandbox elevated setup activation and launch aliases failing under Unicode user paths. - Fixed Unix shutdown hangs caused by detached processes holding a terminal or filling output buffers. - Fixed conversation compaction and multi-agent compatibility for Amazon Bedrock models.

  • BillBarilko17
    Bill Barilko (@BillBarilko17) reported

    So will he close Walmart and Costco and shut down amazon

  • _ChaoticGood42
    Chaotic Good (@_ChaoticGood42) reported

    Day 3 of more ways I am cheap: 75% of what’s on Amazon, is just marked up from Temu and listed on Marketplace. Before I buy something on Amazon, I check Temu first. Temu also a lot of times doesn’t care about returns if **** is broken. They do so much business that they just give you a refund.

  • jlgarner2
    Jenny Lynn-Garner (@jlgarner2) reported

    @PlumbNick @RosswornTerry We use Amazon prime all the time. Got our first incorrect order deliveries to our house this week. At Amazon’s scale, I can only imagine what errors cost them and their customers. It’s got to be $$$$

  • bacardiovo
    Unique ✨🤍 (@bacardiovo) reported

    Why do Z list celebrities think they don’t have to work regular jobs when they’re down bad??? Just sitting around generating no income and eating up all your savings hoping you get booked for SOMETHING is crazy. ***** clock in Amazon or something.

  • KingDiam0ndHand
    KDH (@KingDiam0ndHand) reported

    @killbiill Honestly Amazon MGM has been making non-stop crap. They’re just buying up IP and making it terrible. I’m a lifelong James Bond fan and there’s a ton of actors that want the part, and fit the part, but not a single one is a finalist? Terrible.

  • Noobwork
    Joachim Haraldsen (@Noobwork) reported

    @amazon Just had a chat with your customer service representative Harhvardhan G, He were extremely rude and not interested in helping me with my issue at all and just ended the conversation while I was trying to write to you/him. Could you please fix this?

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