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Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.

• Website Down (52%)
• Sign in (26%)
• Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Melbourne	Sign in	2 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	5 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	5 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	7 days ago
Melbourne	Website Down	14 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	14 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  san (@saneord) reported 5 minutes ago

  every problem i face some ******* on reddit already solved it 2 years ago

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  victoria ♀️ (@fatfabfeminist) reported 9 minutes ago

  I was going down a reddit rabbit hole and went to click on a new question and was met with it actually being that question asked to an ai chatbox,,, is nothing ******* sacred anymore

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  Chizzy Ejieh (@chizzycore) reported 11 minutes ago

  If I had to make my first $1k online in 30 days from scratch... I wouldn't build a personal brand. I wouldn't try to go viral. I wouldn't sell my time as a freelancer. I'd do this one boring thing instead: I'd find a problem people are already paying money to solve and create a simple PDF guide that solves it. That's the whole thing, really. Everything else is just the details of how you execute it. First, I'd go to Reddit and find a niche where people are actively struggling with something. Health. Parenting. Faith. Relationships. Money. I'd read through the posts and look for problems that keep coming up again and again. Recurring problems are opportunities. Then I'd take the most common problem I found and use ChatGPT to help me create a focused 20–30 page guide that solves that specific problem. I don't need to be the world's foremost expert. I need to research properly, organize the information, and make the solution easier to understand and apply. Next, I'd build a simple sales page on SystemeIo. The headline would speak directly to the problem. The page would explain the solution, what they get, and why it works. Then a clear buy button. I'd probably price the guide around $5–$7. For the ad creative, I wouldn't guess. I'd go to the Facebook Ad Library and study advertisers already selling in the niche. I'd pay particular attention to ads that have been running consistently for a long time. That's a useful signal. I'd study their hooks, angles and positioning, then create my own version based on what the market is already responding to. No need to reinvent the wheel. I'd keep the ad budget lean because I'm starting from almost nothing. I wouldn't spread $3–$10 across 10 different ideas. I'd start with one strong creative, a small daily budget of about $3, and enough time to collect meaningful data before making a decision. Then I'd watch the numbers. Are people clicking? Are those clicks turning into sales? If people are clicking but not buying, I'd investigate the sales page and offer. If nobody is clicking, I'd investigate the creative and hook. The data tells you where the problem is. Most people either panic and kill something too early... Or keep throwing money at something that's clearly not working. You need to let the data guide you. At $5–$7 per sale, making $1,000 means roughly 143–200 sales in a month. That's around 5–7 sales a day. That's the target. And the real game is getting your cost to acquire each buyer low enough that the numbers make sense. And here's the part that makes the model even more interesting. Every buyer can become part of your customer list. So even after that first 30 days, you're not starting from zero. You now have people who have already trusted you enough to buy. You can introduce them to another relevant product later. The first $1k is revenue. The customer base is the asset. This isn't theory. It's the model I run. No personal brand. No going viral. No selling my time. Just: A product. A sales page. Traffic. And a system for turning that traffic into buyers. Boring? Maybe. But boring businesses can make a lot of money.

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  Nikon Radish (@NikonRadish) reported 12 minutes ago

  @kafjing @one_byte_cafe Reddit has a good guide but STILL it won’t come home… I just wanna complete that market quest… it feels like all I do in the mines is hunt that down and get rocks bc I’m always short on them lol. I still need a coelacanth too but I want that dumb recipe first! 😭

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  Lukechella (@iloveovervape) reported 12 minutes ago

  .@Reddit @PalantirTech someone is ******* my yume please fix this

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  -- (@courierdition33) reported 14 minutes ago

  TheRicardo426 on reddit recorded shanalotte, i tried for 30 mins and she wouldn't sit down lmao

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  Sergey Kornilov (@phprunner) reported 16 minutes ago

  @manas_acharyya You need to find some people that have a problem that your app solves. Can be some people on X, Reddit or maybe even get some of your friends or family try it.

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  Hridoy Reh (@hridoyreh) reported 18 minutes ago

  I made $760 from Reddit. Here's how to get sales from Reddit: 1. Find your target subreddits. 2. Build credibility through comments. 3. Solve problems and answer questions. 4. Share insights, resources, and results. 5. Mention your product if required. 6. Convert interested users via DMs. If you spam, you will get banned...

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  Doktor (@Maybenotadoctor) reported 20 minutes ago

  @soup_gun @Banjaxed_Art @caliispunk It's funny when you realize that the only people who give positive feedback to guys on reddit are other gay guys. I went down a rabbit hole of those subs and guys start tagging their posts with "M4F" once they realize it but sorry. It's too late. The illusion is broken.

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  Sk Rabiul (@rabiul_builds) reported 21 minutes ago

  Step 1: Micro-Problem Hunting Find people complaining about specific software bugs or missing features on Reddit/X. • Document the top 3 friction points • Reach out to validate their pain • Ask what they would pay monthly to solve it

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  Stillpoint Lab (@stillpointlab) reported 24 minutes ago

  @matt503ea5sf9z5 I moved to a new computer and hadn't signed in to reddit, when I visit the front page you can't even scroll without a "you must sign in" popup. It might be done.

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  ṣeun (@seunisintrouble) reported 24 minutes ago

  @stuckwithjade The way that's literally what I knew she was going to do too, like baby, that's a theater girl down and them dcc fans are reddit are just gonna have to be mad

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  𝘀𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗮𝘆 (@ilike_sundays) reported 25 minutes ago

  to think I had same face syndrome for any chara I drew like 2 years ago. I couldnt for the life of me draw a woman if she didnt have a square face or thin nose. First few Anya drawings were terrible. I remember I posted on Reddit n got an indirect post made ab me

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  Dakota 🇺🇸/🇳🇱/🇩🇪 (@DAVosselman) reported 26 minutes ago

  Hey @Reddit it would be nice if you stop forcing people to login. People have valid security reasons to not create accounts you know?

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  Craig Miller (@IBZNU) reported 28 minutes ago

  @blackhousecap Extreme volatility will do that. I've been in the market for 30+ years, (buy and hold). I've never seen anything like this. AI is compressing the market. What used to happen in a year is happening in days. The old rules no longer apply. Best advice I can give is to hunt down everything Jordie Visor publishes. YouTube, Reddit, his website. He is more in-tune with the AI revolution as it relates to the stock market than any human on this planet.

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  Whoneeds Toknow (@NixonShambles) reported 30 minutes ago

  @JagexAyiza @JagexKieren Oh did you think this was a good idea? Horrible, terrible, garbage, waste of time, disgusting that this is an effort you were proud of. Quit your job. Brainless Reddit RE-READER bullshit. If you actually let this get released theres no doubt we’ll see an E. Coli outbreak. BAD

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  Jamie🦜🇮🇪 bbell lover📸🎸 (@Weezers_No1_fan) reported 34 minutes ago

  @therealgago It was on reddit but it got taken down

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  Arnoldo Del Toro (@arnoldodeltoro) reported 36 minutes ago

  @HazelAppleyard reddit is the right place to ask that type of question and get only validation and support... and also terrible life threatening advice

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  DougFordFocus 🎵 (@DougFordFocus) reported 41 minutes ago

  @CarymaRules When I see this guy on the street, I know Reddit is down one mod.

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  Effie21 (@Effie211) reported 42 minutes ago

  @xenon33688 That was wild. I saw that go down on reddit and wasn't shocked at all. The mods there had been refusing to even discuss what happened at SDCC last year before that, or how SR has been bullied by this fandom for years until they experienced the hate themselves.

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  Steve Merrill (@merrills) reported 46 minutes ago

  I ran a brand analysis for a store last week and the gap on the page was the whole story. They had a 4.6% share of voice across the AI platforms. Their products got mentioned. But their citation share was 2%. When AI talked about their category, it was pulling the actual facts from Reddit, Amazon, and Walmart. Almost never from the brand's own site. Their blog had gone quiet since Black Friday. So the machines filled the silence with everyone else's version of them. Being named is not the same as being trusted. Getting mentioned means AI knows you exist. Getting cited means AI pulls from you as the source of truth. The second one is what earns the recommendation. I track this on my own brand across 50 prompts. My citations went from 3% to 40% and my name recognition in AI answers went from 3% to 24% over a few months of steady content. I eat my own cooking here. The fix is not complicated. It is consistent, useful content on your own domain, plus a clean feed, so the model has a reason to quote you instead of a marketplace that does not care about your margin. Close the gap between mentioned and cited. That gap is your revenue.

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  Kate | Building uLeadLens AI (@KateBuildiup) reported 51 minutes ago

  Want to find customers before spending thousands on ads? Here’s the strategy that works for early-stage SaaS: ✅ Step 1: Find where demand is already forming Look for conversations where people: • describe a problem they’re actively facing • ask for recommendations or tools • compare solutions / alternatives • complain about existing products • look for ways to solve a business challenge You can find these signals across: • Reddit • X • LinkedIn • communities • forums • search conversations The key is not finding more people. It’s finding the people who already have a reason to buy. ✅ Step 2: Understand the signal before reaching out Don’t immediately pitch. Analyze: • What problem are they trying to solve? • How urgent is the problem? • Are they exploring solutions? • Are they already considering alternatives? • Is there a buying window? A conversation is not always demand. Context creates demand. ✅ Step 3: Reach out when the timing is right Instead of: “I found your company, can I introduce my product?” Start with: “I noticed you’re trying to solve X. We’ve seen similar companies facing this challenge, and I thought this might be relevant.” The conversation starts from their problem, not your product. This is why we’re building AI Customer Demand Intelligence. Most companies spend money on: ❌ ads before understanding the market ❌ cold emails before knowing who needs them ❌ databases without buying intent The better approach: Find the signal first. Understand the demand. Then start the conversation.

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  Loftwah (@loftwah) reported 51 minutes ago

  @CtrlAltDwayne I once had a job like this and it was magical. I got a huge rude awakening when it ended. My day was 40-60% browsing reddit or doing whatever I wanted, the customers were amazing and a lot of the time were personal friends of mine. Time was managed in blocks that were not able to be stacked which would allow you to get ahead up to like a week at a time and those friends would frequently raise issues for things that weren’t broken because they knew I would be able to come and hang out and go for food/coffee. I did 85% of a degree from here, including going to the exams on site.

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  HJ Creatives | Video Editor (@HJCreatives) reported 52 minutes ago

  one of the best ways to find real customer problems is just reading reddit. someone said they haven't been diligent with supplements and vitamins… they just get so tired of taking like 20 things a day. that's the level of specificity ads should steal from. not "more energy." @drink_AG1 built a static from that exact comment for ag1 left = the reddit comment. right = the ad. 👇

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  Jero(RawrXD) - Sous Chef (@JerorawrXd) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Kelagord It was happening in 2013 already when every anituber decided to massively **** on a certain show. Gave dissenters and the entitled every bad argument they needed to burn down reddit threads. The discourse and decline started way before COVID, frankly.

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  Mental Gymnastics Awards (@BenTenTimesTen) reported 58 minutes ago

  @KlonnyPin_Gosch Something I’ve noticed is that screenshots seem to mess up both X and Reddit, making them glitch, restart the phone, or shut down the app all together. Could that be to condition people to avoid screenshotting?

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  protagonist. (@notkenzoanymore) reported 58 minutes ago

  @mrhaveithisway Also saw on reddit almost everyone having this issue

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  Clare Odell 💚 (@ClareOdell18) reported 59 minutes ago

  @L0rax_Lu I saw someone on reddit say maybe they getting him transferred from MDC to Rikers for the State trial to make it easier for him to be transported to the courthouse. I hope not because Rikers is ******* terrible.

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  K (@EpicAngry) reported 1 hour ago

  @BrainsToBinary @_Hero_Hei_ Reddit and their censorship is one of the problems with gaming.

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  Wny Poker (@wnypoker) reported 1 hour ago

  Reminder, this is what the reddit moderator team looks like.... This is who banned you and this is why they aren't worth talking to anymore. Just let them rot in their own little walled in hellhole and remember that only 60% of they/thems will avoid killing themselves in the next couple of years anyway.... It really is a self correcting problem