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.

• Errors (47%)
• Website Down (33%)
• Sign in (19%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Denver	Sign in	3 hours ago
Kiel	Errors	7 hours ago
Township of Evan	Errors	7 hours ago
Allegan	Website Down	7 hours ago
Paris	Sign in	11 hours ago
Toronto	Errors	14 hours ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  justfilthy (@justfilthygamin) reported 55 seconds ago

  @IGN I already sue eBay more than Amazon. I don’t trust Amazon at all. I have had way to many issues, whereas eBay I can’t recall any off the top of my head

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  pathpediwala (@gladiator45) reported 1 minute ago

  Hi Siddard from @amazon @AmazonHelp @amazonIN Its been 4 days that you and your team has promised to resolve my issue with order 407-4169363-9552352. Its been almost 10 days and nobody came for the pickup of the item. Can you do something here?

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  QuikInsightz (@QuikInsightz) reported 1 minute ago

  🚨#BREAKING: Ryan Cohen, CEO of GameStop, just made the most audacious corporate bid of 2026. What happened: • GameStop $GME announced an unsolicited, non-binding offer to acquire eBay for $125 per share in a cash and stock deal, valuing eBay at approximately $55.5 billion • The offer represents a 20% premium to eBay's Friday closing price of $104.07, and a 46% premium to its price on February 4 - the date GameStop quietly began building its eBay position • Cohen appeared on CNBC's Squawk Box this morning and said: "We are offering half cash, half stock, and we have the ability to issue stock in order to get the deal done" • GameStop has already accumulated roughly a 5% stake in eBay through derivatives and common stock • Cohen confirmed he has not yet spoken to eBay's management: "We are just starting" • eBay formally responded today, saying it will "carefully review and consider the unsolicited proposal to determine the course of action that it believes is in the best interests of the company and all eBay shareholders" How GameStop plans to fund a $55.5B deal: • GameStop holds approximately $9.4 billion in cash and liquid investments as of January 31, 2026, which includes Bitcoin holdings • Up to $20 billion in debt financing via a commitment letter from TD Securities • The remainder would be covered by issuing new GameStop shares • Cohen is also in discussions with Middle East sovereign wealth funds as a potential additional funding source The size problem everyone is talking about: • GameStop's market cap before the announcement was approximately $11.8 billion. eBay's pre-announcement valuation was roughly $46 billion — nearly 4 times larger • Cohen is proposing that a $12 billion company acquire a $46 billion one, funded largely by debt and new share issuance • Michael Burry posted on Substack today: "GME and eBay. Makes perfect sense" • Cohen's CNBC interview was described as "combative and awkward" as he repeatedly directed viewers to GameStop's website instead of answering specific financing questions The strategic logic Cohen is selling: • Cohen built Chewy from a small startup into a $40 billion business before selling to PetSmart for $3.35 billion in 2017. He frames the eBay deal in similar terms • GameStop's formal proposal targets $2 billion in annual cost cuts within year one, focused on eBay's $2.4 billion sales and marketing budget, which generated flat user growth in 2025 • Cohen projects eBay's earnings per share would rise to $7.79 from $4.26 in year one from cost cuts alone • GameStop's 1,600 US retail stores are pitched as physical infrastructure for eBay's marketplace - authentication centers, fulfillment hubs, and live commerce venues • Cohen's January 2026 compensation package pays him up to $35 billion in equity if GameStop reaches a $100 billion market cap and $10 billion in cumulative EBITDA. This deal is the most direct path to that target • The stated goal: build a combined platform capable of competing directly with Amazon The market reaction: • $EBAY is currently trading at $109, up 5%, still well below the $125 offer, suggesting investors are skeptical the deal closes • $GME fell 8.18% to $24.37 after the CNBC interview, as investors absorbed the financing gap and Cohen's lack of structural specifics

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  Chris Aydat (@chrisaydat) reported 8 minutes ago

  Amazon could solve the delivery problem in Ghana simply because they are Amazon, but I doubt the pressures of operating in an African country are worth it to them.

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  Gobe (@StrateGeee) reported 9 minutes ago

  Amazon $AMZN is launching its own logistics network, open for any business. Direct competition with Fedex $FDX and United Postal Services $UPS whos stock is down -8,5% and -9,2% on the announcements. Quite the conglomorate Amazon is becoming.

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  INFO FLOW (@INFOFLOWfx) reported 11 minutes ago

  FEDEX DOWN 5.5%. UPS DOWN 6.2%. AMAZON OPENS LOGISTICS NETWORK TO THIRD PARTIES.

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  AJ Hellow (@SmallParcelGuy) reported 14 minutes ago

  @jeffannaraj Out of the gates this is going to be for select shippers that meet certain constraints. Curious how smoothly this goes, have seen a number of shippers go down the path of moving volume to Amazon as a carrier only for Amazon to cease email communication. Selfishly, I like the idea of another threat to UPS and FedEx as a viable option.

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  Scott (@daylightScott) reported 22 minutes ago

  @BasedBreakouts @StockRetail What about the customers who purchase from Amazon and don't realize it is a hive for 3rd party sellers? This allows Amazon to absolve themselves from the resolution process while creating confusion of where the products are coming from. Most people just say "I bought it from Amazon", but they don't realize there are predatory practices from 3P sellers on the platform. This has become especially evident with things like TCG products (pokemon especially). Want to know how I know this? I am the director of e-commerce for a small metal supplier. Every week, I have to deal with customers who buy "our product" from a 3P seller on Amazon and they do not fulfill it correctly. Who has to deal with the headache because some 3P under fulfilled the order? We do. In fact, Amazon directs these issues to the manufacturer and not redirected towards the actual seller. The system flat out sucks for sellers. It's also pay to play. You already pay Amazon a fee when sales come through, then have to pay them a commission if you want it to sit in their warehouse and have them fulfill it and deal with shortage or overbilling situations (they bank a lot of money off of overbillings and shortages when you send them inventory - which YOU then have to prove as the seller) Why do we sell on the platform? Well it's for brand control and to take up as much real estate as we can so sales don't go to other 3P sellers. Basically, we sit on Amazon to play defense and represent our brand properly instead of letting someone who has zero idea how to package or fulfill it properly. Lack of care in packing with Amazon's "go green" initiatives...Instead, we pack with care to defend against courier negligence. The customers may be sticky...but there is still so much room to be desired for customers and sellers alike. Wait till you see what happens when you allow sellers to have fair treatment and what they can do with someone competent running the show....

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  David Blakely (@Acliffe) reported 23 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Of course, many times. My issue is @Amazon wants me to provide my credit card security code instead of other validation.

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  Beth (@bethmeredithva) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Jowen927 @Azariel91 Much respect for what you do! I think treating your foot soldiers like crap are going to be the downfall of companies like this eventually. I remember seeing a story about Amazon drivers peeing in bottles bc their route metrics were insane and it made me angry, I hardly use Amazon anymore. People used to be invested in their workplace, were paid a livable wage and had a stake in their companies reputation. If there was an issue like this the worker had a voice and a way to try and help problem solve. But why would any worker care if they are making scraps and know that how much time each stop takes matters more then the whole reason they are there which is to provide a service, of course they don’t care about the end result. These giant companies have given them no reason to care and actually more of a reason to check a box and move on then caring about resolving problems like this. It breaks down all the social contracts and moral contracts of the past. Everyone just keeps getting angry and taking it out on the wrong people. God speed sir

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  Cathy Roberson (@cmroberson06) reported 28 minutes ago

  UPS and FedEx stock price down on the Amazon news.

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  Divya Garg Sipani (@DivyaSipani) reported 34 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp After checking your order details i can see that your order returning and undeliverable. Please be informed we cannot reinstate a cancelled order. Kindly place a new order. Also, i have escalated this issue to the concerned team and they will get back to us within 24 hours. - parrots

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  Eric Nelson (@literaryeric) reported 35 minutes ago

  @sfali789 @johnarnold It’s because Amazon is aggressive about taking them down.

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  Mark Uretsky (@markuretsky) reported 38 minutes ago

  @TheShortBear UPS is down but most of Amazon shipping is handled by third party

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  DON7SPY (@Don7Spy) reported 42 minutes ago

  $AMZN just declared WAR on UPS and FedEx by launching Amazon Supply Chain Services, which opens logistics to all businesses. - 100+ cargo planes ✅ - 80,000+ trailers ✅ - 24,000 intermodal containers ✅ - Warehouse network that took 30 years to build ✅ - AI-powered inventory forecasting ✅ - First customers: P&G, 3M, American Eagle ✅ $UPS: -10% today 🩸 $FDX: -10% today 🩸 Let me explain why this isn't a logistics story. This is an AWS moment. Amazon built the world's greatest supply chain to serve itself. Then realized the infrastructure was worth more than the product. So they sold it to everyone. $AMZN AWS started as Amazon's internal server farm. Now it's a $100B business. Amazon Supply Chain Services just did the EXACT same thing. With trucks, trailers, and cargo planes instead of servers. UPS and FedEx had 100 years to see this coming. They saw it. They did almost nothing. This is the Blockbuster vs Netflix moment for logistics. Except Netflix didn't have $500B in infrastructure already built and paid for. Save this tweet. 📌 $AMZN $UPS $FDX

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  Diego Hueso (@FullOtto99) reported 42 minutes ago

  @MargoinWNC They're being arrested for providing horribly bad service to local Amazon customers... Never had issues w Amazon EVER in TX, now, living in Durham service area, its surprising if I actually get things on time. Started ordering more from (shudder) walmart

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  Macro Bombastic (@MacroBombastic) reported 43 minutes ago

  @Mr_Derivatives Gotta believe in Cohen, bro. Either he's gonna disrupt Amazon or go down swinging.

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  Matthew (@spikethedrumer) reported 43 minutes ago

  @BitcOnlys @BRUCEREELOY @DailyLoud Amazon has terrible labor practices. Robots that worked in the factories warehouses collapsed because they couldn’t take the load. As well, are you going to forgive me for what I posted. I deleted it.

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  Honey Sharma (@Honey99266) reported 45 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp You now have the 12 hours you promised to resolve the ₹5 refund discrepancy on Order #405-0292237-7143576 and provide compensation for the harassment/agent misconduct. If not I will move forward with the NCH grievance using your written admission of error. (2/2) #ConsumerRights

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  Dr Boyce Watkins - Wealth is Power (@drboycewatkins1) reported 45 minutes ago

  Market Update: Amazon just opened its freight and shipping network to outside businesses, sending UPS down 10% and FedEx down 9% in a single session. When one company reshapes an entire industry overnight, your portfolio needs to reflect who wins and who loses.

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  P14 Capital (@P14Capital) reported 46 minutes ago

  $GXO - one of the few fortunate situations where I sold out near the top ($60-$65). Bought back in small today at ~$47/sh. Stock is down ~18% following the announcement of Amazon Supply Chain Services. Co reports AH tomorrow, I expect continued +ve operational momentum, mgmt to address AMZN’s entry, and a likely share repurchase authorization. IMO, 3PL is not a winner’s take all market. AMZN’s service is geared towards SMBs and GXO’s revenues are LT contractual with enterprises. AMZN’s entry into this market proves the TAM potential and makes GXO an attractive buyout target as the pure-play leader. Will be adding to my position on further weakness. NFA.

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  Forwardthinking (@Beawesome42) reported 46 minutes ago

  @LeftyWinter 🤥🤥🤥🤥 stopping the merger caused it shut down and 18k jobs to be lost and higher prices for all of us. Just like Dems blocking Amazon from buying iRobot. Company shut down thousands of jobs lost. Or @aoc blocking Amazon from opening offices in LICity. Thousand of jobs lost

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  Convequity (@convequity) reported 47 minutes ago

  **🧵 Why we're picking Google over Amazon in AI infrastructure — and it's not close.** Google ( $GOOGL) partnered with Broadcom ( $AVGO ) for TPU design. The result? TPUv7 trained Gemini 3 Pro (leapfrogged GPT-5) AND Anthropic's Claude Opus at ~3x lower cost vs $NVDA hardware. Amazon ( $AMZN ) went cheap with Marvell ( $MRVL ). Trainium hit 80% of H100 perf, needed more networking & power to compensate, and delivered HIGHER total cost with worse reliability. Here's the most damning signal: Amazon poured billions into Anthropic specifically to be Trainium's flagship customer. Anthropic tried it, said "this doesn't work," and moved to Google's TPU instead. When your hand-picked #1 customer rejects your chip and runs to your competitor — that tells you everything. Now Amazon is in an even WORSE position than before. To fix Trainium's networking problems, they're adopting NVDA's NVLink chiplet. Think about what that means: NVDA now controls the highest-value part of Amazon's "custom" system — the interconnect fabric. Amazon controls compute. NVDA controls the connective tissue. As AI merges compute + networking, NVDA can recapture margin at will. Amazon tried to escape lock-in and ended up in DEEPER lock-in — with a worse chip underneath. Penny-wise, pound-foolish. Google + Broadcom is the winning formula.

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  Jesse (@Jowen927) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Azariel91 90% of people don’t understand FedEx and Amazon drivers work for contractors. If you have an issue you have to contact Amazon it threaten the driver.

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  c42 (@funkit34) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Azariel91 I live in Japan and never, ever had a problem with Amazon in 20 years not one, I just don’t understand why in the U.S. there’s always a problem with Amazon. Terrible.

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  Koushik Bhat (@KoushikBha8815) reported 52 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I have responded and I will not stop this now. I have been patient for the last few years and can't stop exposing your issues here

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  Azael (@theazaelov) reported 52 minutes ago

  This guy built an AI girl in his kitchen and set her up to sell cream on Amazon, and from 1 viral video he made $10,000. Most people who work with this tool use it for OnlyFans influencers. This guy found a different use. He signed up for Amazon Affiliate, picked a jar of cream with a good commission, and sat down to make a viral video in one evening. Before this, AI influencers were built specifically for OnlyFans and Patreon, for subscriptions, personal messages, and a long parasocial contract with the viewer. Now the same tools go into Amazon affiliate, where the funnel is shorter: 1 video on TikTok, 1 click on the description, 1 purchase a few hours later. And it got more interesting: ViewMax in just a minute generates the face of a girl in her "backyard" with natural lighting and a background, and then rewrites the viral script for a new product on its own. The algorithm knows which camera angle holds the viewer in the first 3 seconds. It knows how to rewrite someone else's viral script for a different product without losing the mood. And it knows how to export the video without a watermark, because a watermark kills sales, and the buyer in a TikTok feed no longer notices the difference. And even the face of the AI girl itself never repeats, every video runs under its own character, and the script is copied from already viral videos in the same niche. In 1 video like this an AI girl showed a jar of skin cream in a garden, and in just a month a full $10,000 in net commission went through the affiliate link, more than most real skincare micro-influencers earn in half a year of work. The buyer does not buy cream from AI. The buyer buys a clear scene with a clear girl and a clear box in the frame. Here is what happens when a tool built for 1 funnel switches into another, where the money is shorter, more transparent, and does not depend at all on whether there is a live person in the frame. This guy has no studio, no videographer, and no team of copywriters, there is only Amazon Affiliate, ViewMax, and copies of viral scripts from the same niche. Imagine that micro-funnels like this are no longer launching just 1, but in every niche with an affiliate program, skincare, gadgets, kitchen, home, fitness. And in a year most of the ad videos on TikTok will not be made by people. We just watched the influencer marketing industry shift from a contract with a real person to 1 prompt in ViewMax and 1 affiliate link. The buyer looks at the AI girl. The girl redirects them to Amazon. The commission goes to a person they will never see. And a real influencer in the same niche right now is filming a video about the same cream, in her own kitchen, with real light, with her real skin. And she will sell 10 times less.

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  goreville (@goreville_) reported 52 minutes ago

  @rickybishop2214 @figueroa5036 @Azariel91 That makes no sense. So people are allowed to order off uber eats, and call them “uber eats driver”. But when someone orders off Amazon, and calls them an amazon driver, there’s a problem? LOL… dude stop.

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  Lindsey Gaetani (@lindseygaetani) reported 55 minutes ago

  I haven't used my jail broken fire stick in a while due to issues with my TV. I tried to use it today and the Cinema app no longer works. After looking into it, people are saying Amazon is cracking down on these apps and it's essentially useless now? I've been googling this for hours trying to download alternative apps, but no luck. Does anyone know if there's a way around this, or if there's another device similar to the stick that WILL allow the free movie apps to work?

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  Wintersgoldapple (@Wintersgoldapp0) reported 55 minutes ago

  Asmongold is a perfect example as to why I don't support the "Tax the Rich" thought process. We already tax them, a **** ton. $4 million is like the GDP of a city, that's how much he was taxed. Meanwhile, companies like Amazon, Meta, or Walmart will pay maybe a 10th of that. Not taxing the rich is not the issue, allowing them to afford taxes would be the greater issue; Zach is just too lazy to do it as well. And again, I will stress this every time, increasing taxes means NOTHING unless we somehow legislate or vote what happens with that tax money.