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 (46%)
• Errors (29%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bohain-en-Vermandois	Errors	10 hours ago
Paris	Sign in	1 day ago
Owosso	Website Down	2 days ago
Washington	Website Down	2 days ago
Paris	Website Down	2 days ago
Reynosa	Website Down	3 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  CYBRGAL⭐️💋📐 (@cybrgalaxy) reported 4 minutes ago

  Good morning beautiful! Got this on sale on @Amazon more than half off refurbished. I always look for refurbished deals and I’ve never been let down by the quality. I’ve become my own barista and can make lattes for much less. We have a coffee roasting company right in town where I get my whole espresso beans. Are you a coffee snob too? Show me your setup in the comments.

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  Who is that Recket ? (@recketino) reported 6 minutes ago

  Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Meta are about to spend **$715 billion in 2026** building AI infrastructure (data centers, chips, servers) — more than the entire US government spends on Medicare in a year. And there's another **$662 billion in lease commitments** hidden off their books that isn't even counted in that number. **The problem:** All this AI spending hasn't shown up in the economy yet. Zero measurable boost to US GDP growth so far. And OpenAI — the biggest AI company — is spending $60 billion a year on computing power while only making $13 billion in revenue. That's a massive gap they're covering by constantly raising more money. There's also a sketchy pattern: AI startups raise money → spend it on cloud/compute from Amazon/Google/Microsoft → that spending counts as "revenue" for those tech giants → which makes their stock look stronger → which lets them raise/spend even more. Money going in a circle, looking like real growth when it might just be recycled. **The counter-argument:** These companies say they can't build fast enough to meet demand — not too much supply, too little. Google's cloud backlog (paying customers waiting in line) jumped 55% in one quarter. Nvidia's chip sales are up 75%. That's real revenue already booked, not just hype. **The bottom line question the article asks:** Is this the early internet buildout (looked crazy, turned out to be the right bet) — or is this 1990s telecom bubble 2.0 (companies built infrastructure nobody needed yet and went bankrupt)?

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 11 minutes ago

  @biancaparts Hello! We're sorry for your damaged drive and experience with your account. Are you unable to sign in to your account? Without providing any personal or order details, please let us know which Amazon site (.com, .uk, .in, etc.) you used to place the order. -James

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  Johnny (@JohnnyNorthstar) reported 12 minutes ago

  $RIVN is down 29% from its highs while the R2 launch is going better than expected. That's the setup. 🔥 What's actually happening: 👇 ➤ FY26 delivery guidance RAISED to 65-70K — nearly 60% growth 🔥 ➤ 57,000 demo drives in Q2, a company record 🔥 ➤ Management: reservation-to-order conversion is "meaningfully higher than what we expected" 🔥 ➤ Amazon now runs 40,000+ Rivian vans — 80% of its entire electric delivery fleet 🔥 The funding is locked in: 💰 $5.3B cash, plus $1.3B raised in July, plus a $4.5B DOE loan, $1B from Volkswagen, and $250M from $Uber. Targeted capital of $14B+ to bridge the ramp. And the valuation: 3x forward EV/Sales against a 44% three-year revenue CAGR. $TSLA trades at 11.7x. $LCID at 5.25x. $RIVN is growing fast and priced like it isn't. The bet: R2 hits positive gross margin exiting 2026, and 2027 stops being a transition year. 🚀

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  Fundamental Investing (@Investinc_Intel) reported 16 minutes ago

  @QualCompounders If they get into teens for PE I will get in. I don’t see the spending slow down happening. That might hurt EPS for a bit. I am also just not in love with what they do like I am an Amazon so I’m not going to buy to buy.

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  Who is that Recket ? (@recketino) reported 17 minutes ago

  Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Meta are about to spend $715 billion in 2026 building AI infrastructure (data centers, chips, servers) — more than the entire US government spends on Medicare in a year. And there's another $662 billion in lease commitments hidden off their books that isn't even counted in that number. The problem: All this AI spending hasn't shown up in the economy yet. Zero measurable boost to US GDP growth so far. And OpenAI — the biggest AI company — is spending $60 billion a year on computing power while only making $13 billion in revenue. That's a massive gap they're covering by constantly raising more money. There's also a sketchy pattern: AI startups raise money → spend it on cloud/compute from Amazon/Google/Microsoft → that spending counts as "revenue" for those tech giants → which makes their stock look stronger → which lets them raise/spend even more. Money going in a circle, looking like real growth when it might just be recycled. The counter-argument: These companies say they can't build fast enough to meet demand — not too much supply, too little. Google's cloud backlog (paying customers waiting in line) jumped 55% in one quarter. Nvidia's chip sales are up 75%. That's real revenue already booked, not just hype. The bottom line question the article asks: Is this the early internet buildout (looked crazy, turned out to be the right bet) — or is this 1990s telecom bubble 2.0 (companies built infrastructure nobody needed yet and went bankrupt)?

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  shanna (@meowzerjones) reported 17 minutes ago

  @amazon making the search function automatically open an AI chat instead of showing the search results was such a stupid decision. Yes you can click though to the results from the chat, but it's slow and annoying. Closed the app and placed my order from Wayfair instead

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  Metanoia (@1waythenanother) reported 18 minutes ago

  @farmingandJesus @AndreaHardie The problem you’re seeing is Christians stop changing their mind about how to get to God (being the cross/Jesus) which is 1st step Is why you see some 20yrs later stuck in the same rut A pastor cannot preach like he is talking to some lost tribe in the Amazon every Sunday and expect growth in the already saved A pastor is not an evangelist He needs to shepherd his flock (which is the already born-again) and teach them to go out

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  🦋GeorgiaResister🏳️‍🌈Vote Blue to end corruption (@ResisterChic) reported 22 minutes ago

  @DebunkerMimi I am for real. I got on Amazon chat told the the customer service rep that I wanted a refund since Amazon got the refund. Said no problem. I told him which item it was he pulled up the order showing the tariff and immediately gave me the credit back to my card on file. I paid $25 just for that one item!

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  Miss J (@NewportBeachNBT) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Arkypatriot My go to is Schick Hydro Silk Sensitive, currently this deal per DealSeek is a 2-pack on Amazon for $5.99 ($3 ea). These razors last a long time. Looked at an Amazon order I bought in Oct 2022 for $30.00 ($3.30 ea), now $38.00 ($4.25 ea) and a terrible deal. Ugh, EVERYTHING’S gone up, usually stock up when I find a deal on staples like this. 😐

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  akash (@BolDiyaToDiya) reported 26 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp It's been more than 12 hrs and you guys have not yet solved my issue and are only talking about canceling my order. I want my product, I don't want to cancel it.

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  XLE25me (@xle259888) reported 26 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp You know that is not answering the issue You have a close up map of my house and not a tracker on the driver It’s pointless

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  Ashis kar (@ashiskar02) reported 26 minutes ago

  @jassneetsingha Classic problem of Amazon. 70% of the time, same thing for me. I bought a mattress which should have given 8% but mila "baba ji ka thullu"

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  MD.SOHANUR RAHMAN SOHAN (@sohanur8906768) reported 30 minutes ago

  Digital marketing experts online income here . Amazon kdp most powerful R.I.P 9 to 5. You don't need a job anymore. A simple 90 page Doc can make you $8,400 per month. Comment “Doc” and I’ll send you a FREE training breaking the entire system down. (With all the AI prompts) ⏳ (First 500 only).

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  LeslieP (@less_tx) reported 30 minutes ago

  Why is Amazon forcing me OUT of easy, fast, estabished search and into crappy, expensive, slow "Alexa for shopping" AI? Defies logic. Customer hostile behavior.

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  Sparkplug the fox 🩷💜💙✝️🇺🇦🇵🇸 (@sparkplugthefox) reported 31 minutes ago

  Holy **** the AI assistant on @amazon is ******* annoying. It's slowing everything down, clicking things I don't want and making things an unholy pain in my ******* ***. #FuckThat #AntiAI #TurnThatShitOff

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  Destiny (@trullydestiny) reported 31 minutes ago

  I hate that he took the Amazon live concert album down he tore so bad!

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  Kate Sylvan (writing) (@katesylvanwrite) reported 32 minutes ago

  @DanNEO_SS Very true. I don't know how to fix it... but having Amazon being the only major place for reviews isn't it, nor is Good Reads that can be essentially spammed or "love bombed" by accounts with huge followings.

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  Jeff Bezos Stock Tracker (@BezosTracker) reported 33 minutes ago

  CEO Andy Jassy said Amazon's AI revenue run rate has climbed above 25 billion dollars. He said growth in AI and core cloud business are now feeding each other. Higher memory costs mean DRAM and NAND chips are getting more expensive across the entire industry. That is not an Amazon problem; it is a supply chain problem hitting every hyperscaler.

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  Hedge Fund Clips (@HedgeFundClips) reported 44 minutes ago

  NVIDIA's vendor financing isn't bubble dynamics. It's Standard Oil. Greg Jensen, Co-CIO of Bridgewater, on the real logic behind the AI chip land grab: "People look at this vendor financing and think it's normal bubble dynamics. Not at all." "NVIDIA could get as much revenue as it wants. They have no problem selling these chips." "They don't want to set up a system where they lose their competitive edge." "Google is a true competitor. Google's trying to go the whole stack, all the way down to the chips." "They're like Standard Oil in the Gilded Age, trying to create monopolistic control." "Sell their chips to people who need them, who will not create an alternative to their chips." "There's a Google ecosystem, an Amazon ecosystem, and a NVIDIA-controlled ecosystem." "Everybody's gotta lock up. Where am I gonna get my chips and power? If I don't, I'm gonna die."

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  Nomad (@0xNomad_) reported 44 minutes ago

  @BowTiedBroke Yep, happened to my mom. She ordered a new laptop on Amazon during Prime Week and got an email saying there was a problem with her order. It was totally fake and timed to hit people making Prime Week purchases. She fell for it and provided way too much verification data. They ended up scamming her credit card and stealing her identity. Cascaded into a bunch of **** Inhad to death with at her bank.

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  Olivia Chowdhury (@Oliviacoder1) reported 48 minutes ago

  5. The other way to find it — right on the product page you're already looking at Beyond browsing the dedicated section, individual Warehouse listings often show up directly on a regular product's page. Scrolling down to "Other Sellers on Amazon" or a similar module on the listing sometimes surfaces the exact same item, listed separately as "Used – Like New" or "Open Box" at a lower price — meaning a shopper can be looking at full price and a discounted version of the identical product without realizing both exist on the same page.

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  Sabrina (@SabrinaG433) reported 48 minutes ago

  @EricLDaugh Arrest Amazon HR dept and BEZOS this is why we have this problem in the U.S. Cheap labor lobby for these businesses. STOP IT!

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  bianca (@biancaparts) reported 50 minutes ago

  im so sad my usb blu ray drive came doa. im not smart enough to fix it either and the amazon account i bought it from got nuked so i cant return it

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 52 minutes ago

  @dontshootvinny Hello! We're sorry to hear about the delivery issues. This isn’t the experience we strive for. On which Amazon Marketplace is your account registered (.com, .uk, .de, etc.)? We're here to help! -Sasha

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  BrickBravio (@Brickbravio) reported 53 minutes ago

  In what world would I want Amazon to automatically pop up an AI assistant on the left side, slowing everything down, every time I switch pages?

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  Lt. Castillo (@MVice_Castillo) reported 54 minutes ago

  @RMapleCan I’ll buy what I want. If people have such problems with the USA and want to keep them elbows up, cancel your Amazon subscription…..but you won’t

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  Zane Campbell (@zaneccampbell) reported 54 minutes ago

  @amazon At 4:30 p.m. today on Northwest First Street in Cape Coral, Florida, I was driving down the road and noticed one of your delivery drivers walking down a driveway, getting ready to get into his van. Being just down the road and approaching, and knowing that delivery drivers sometimes go into the back of their van or get on their tablet to complete delivery information once they get back in, I put on my turn signal and slowly proceeded to go around him. At that same time, he went to accelerate and then slammed on his brakes. He then flipped me the finger out the window, right in front of myself, my wife, and my 1 year old son. After pulling back in front of him, I simply stopped just to acknowledge the fact that I saw it and thought it was incredibly disrespectful. He then proceeded to get out of his truck and approach my car, looking very disturbed and aggressive, before I drove away. I am not one to complain about things like this, but with my wife and my son in the car, this was a horrible example from one of your drivers. There is absolutely no reason why a passing car cannot go around a delivery van parked on the side of the road without getting flipped off. It was very disrespectful and quite frustrating, especially for someone who uses the Amazon platform multiple times per week.

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  Gaddam Rama Krishna (@RK_Gaddam9) reported 55 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Are you lost? If delivery guy, cancelled the ordered, how can you consider it is our problem?

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  Tony Hawk’s Post Maker (@rfknephew) reported 56 minutes ago

  @AshleyInMKE I think I’ve mentioned this to you before but if you do delivery, use Amazon Fresh. Most things are cheaper that local stores and I’ve had zero issues.