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 (27%)
• Sign in (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Kefar Yona	Errors	9 hours ago
Monterrey	Website Down	10 hours ago
Monroe	Website Down	21 hours ago
San Jose	Website Down	23 hours ago
Santa Cruz	Sign in	1 day ago
Paris	Website Down	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Mike Corcoran (@vabchsk8r) reported 11 minutes ago

  @TheOnlyDSC i was recently living in las vegas, and this was a chronic problem. i had to deliver everything to my in-laws gated community house to actually get my amazon packages, otherwise they were stolen immediately. and it was supposed to be a nice neighborhood, in a $400-500k house

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  Bibhas Pandey (@bibhaspandey) reported 12 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I put in all the details on the given link. Don't think you guys are willing to resolve this or even investigate the issue. That much is Your cust care is asking of screen recording. As a customer I feel like I've been stone walled. That's the worst part of online shopping.

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  Craig 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 (@CraigEnglishman) reported 13 minutes ago

  @IlluminateNow11 @AmiriKing @tariqnasheed At least the Irish knew how to build ships. They came to America on their own accord. You were captured and enslaved over like an Amazon delivery to do menial work in cotton fiends. Sit down, monkey

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  autleaves💜 (@autleavesanyway) reported 13 minutes ago

  @uki_violeta Tip since mama owns a cat: try to get a silicon protective case/soft cushion material for the hard drive too! There should be some available on Amazon. Sometimes hard drives can be delicate and if accidentally knocked down, the shock can make them unreadable (data itself is ok!)

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  Teds (@Tedtalks13) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Trowers when unhinging a vat sounds great; and probably took a lot of convincing from 2020 onward … he he he he, however when a code has been worked on behind doors re the RO efficiency of a software that ain’t his nor his software nor his platform on the whole 1% virgin 1% Amazon lloyds slurp issue… (of a hearing that wasn’t me) What’s the cost of guarantee from 1st of October to the consumers control over the power of usage of energy? those in debt how will the RO system remove all operational debt? to start again; rather than manipulating a universal credit spreadsheet since 2023… in a model of claiming to share knowledge that got “aggressive toward me” over the exchange point in all credit of savings.

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  Din (@DinScales26) reported 15 minutes ago

  we sent hundreds of cold messages a day for a freight brokerage and every one of them named a building the prospect drives past one read like this "amazon is your los angeles distribution centre. we deliver to the coca-cola plant down the street from you guys" the owner called it almost too good to be true he runs the place with his brother, and between them they could work 60 to 80 leads a day on 10 hours of pure outreach it reads like someone sat and looked up every facility by hand, and nobody did that the targeting ran off where these companies physically sit and what moves between them in freight, getting a new account on the board takes 1 to 3 months hes got five figures landed already and dozens more in motion the parts that carried it - the specific street and the specific plant, close enough that he could picture the drive - one fact about their operation they could check in a second - no mention of us until the second line the only way to write that line is to already know where their trucks go

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Mallesh_Garlpti As much as we would like to help you, we'll not be able to access your order/account details over social platform. Request you to follow up on the issue with our Amazon Shipping Services team via link provided earlier for further assistance. -Anantha

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  Ram (@ramanathanrv) reported 23 minutes ago

  Just last year, Amazon put an end to mindless AI vibe coding that resulted in massive issues. But now the narrative has firmly shifted to vibe coding & loop engineering as the default mode. It's amazing how quickly the narratives are changing these days.

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  Dave (@DollarVanDave) reported 25 minutes ago

  @amazon @amazonDE Impossible to place an order or resolve an issue. Terrible

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  Joey Jo Jo J 🌸💜🐭 (@joeyjojojunior_) reported 25 minutes ago

  @stuartpowell I have reported Robert Andrews to the Advertising Standards over this issue, and also have escalated my complaint to Amazon (whom today appear to be taking it seriously). If they chose profit over informed consent for people like myself with cancer, we simply cannot trust them.

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  Distaste for Corruption - No IMs (@Naiveisme) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Aria_6ix9 @omgsidewalks Let’s roll with that, just don’t complain when your 911 service does not work for four days while it awaits repairs, nor when X goes down, Amazon stops taking orders, Netflix stops working, or anything to do with telecommunications. Emergency rooms triple in cost or we can simply close for 3 days a week. I’m good with letting people die and society falling apart.

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  Adarsh Agarwal (BLUE HEART) (@adi_1323) reported 31 minutes ago

  I had ordered A Newly Launched ONE PLUS N 6 From AMAZON INDIA and the product is defective. There is a problem in sensor and one plus has winded up there physical stores, and Amazon is not responding properly. Is One Plus Running A Scam By Selling Defective Phones? @OnePlus_IN

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  R4 (@R4mboX87) reported 32 minutes ago

  @AdamThierer As a German, the only US-Products I buy are... SOTA AI Model Inference and Amazon Prime. There's nothing else I want / need from the States. Ban Datacenters and your whole Country goes down the drain. Don't become Germany.

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  stark (@FAIRLYL0CALS0UL) reported 33 minutes ago

  Explain how I ordered my Amazon package and selected a delivery window of 7am-11am, WHY would you attempt delivery at 5:30am? ******* ridiculous. Whatever ai creates the routes is broken and the drivers aren’t much better since they don’t read delivery info @amazon @AmazonHelp

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  bytez (@6uappi) reported 35 minutes ago

  Fei-Fei Li opened her TED talk by playing a recording of a three-year-old girl describing photos. "that's a cat sitting in a bed." "the boy is petting the elephant." then she said something that reframed the entire field of computer vision: a three-year-old has already mastered one of the hardest unsolved problems in computer science, and we don't even notice. here's the thing she said that made it click for me. cameras convert light into a 2D array of numbers — pixels. those numbers carry no meaning by themselves. to take a picture is not the same as to see. and by seeing, we mean understanding. Mother Nature spent 540 million years building that capability, and most of the effort went into the brain's visual processing, not the eyes. her insight in 2007: everyone was trying to write better algorithms to teach computers what a cat looks like — round face, pointy ears, long tail. it failed instantly, because a curled-up cat, a hidden cat, a cat in a weird pose all break the rule-based definition. so she asked a different question. nobody teaches a child how to see. a child's eyes are like biological cameras taking a picture every 200 milliseconds. by age three, that's hundreds of millions of training images. so instead of building smarter algorithms, she built ImageNet — a dataset, not a model. downloaded nearly a billion images from the internet. used Amazon Mechanical Turk to label them — at its peak, 50,000 workers across 167 countries helping sort and classify. the result: 15 million images across 22,000 categories. more than 62,000 labeled cats alone, across every breed, pose, and species. she got told to work on something "more useful" for tenure. joked about reopening her family's dry cleaning business to fund the project when research money ran out. kept going anyway. then convolutional neural networks — an architecture from the 1970s and 80s that had been sitting mostly dormant — met that dataset. a network with 24 million nodes, 140 million parameters, 15 billion connections, trained on ImageNet, produced results nobody expected. object recognition that actually worked. and something stranger: when they ran the model on millions of Google Street View images across American cities, car prices in a neighborhood correlated not just with household income — but with crime rates and voting patterns. the model found signal nobody was looking for. four months before this talk, her lab crossed a new threshold: a model that could look at a photo it had never seen and generate a full sentence describing it. shown the same photo the three-year-old described at the start of the talk, the computer said: "a man is standing next to an elephant." "a large airplane sitting on top of an airport runway." it also made mistakes that told you exactly what it didn't understand yet. mistook a toothbrush for a baseball bat because it had never seen one. described a man on a horse near a building without any sense that the scene might be strange. called a cat "lying on a bed in a blanket" because it had seen too many cats and started seeing cats everywhere. her closing point is the one that stuck with me. a computer can now say "a person sitting at a table with a cake." it cannot know that the cake is a specific Italian recipe served only at Easter. it cannot know the boy is wearing a shirt his father brought back from a trip to Sydney. it cannot see what you and I see instantly — how happy he is, what he's thinking. getting a machine from age zero to three, she said, was the easy part. going from three to thirteen — and beyond — is the actual work.

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  Josh Iky (@IkyJosh) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Nemmytech @DeeneyDavid Why was the Amazon server turned off?

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  Ben Rondeau (@BHRondeau_) reported 41 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Had order that was to be delivered yesterday. Driver lied about trying to deliver, so I filed a complaint, and was told I’d get my delivery today. Now there is a “problem with delivery.” I’m being punished for making a complaint. I want my order NOW.

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  Atlas🇻🇦 (@abr_atlas) reported 42 minutes ago

  @veculium Or maybe the dude just grabbed some basic **** off of Amazon basics because he’s broke and can’t hold down a job

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  Iñutu (@tutusaysso) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Inebriated_Eng get the gel ones from Amazon. issue with those are bubbles coming up eventually but they have a more natural feel and look

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  👑 (@quionicaniasjia) reported 47 minutes ago

  I was up at 3 for my Amazon block, finished by 6:30, came home and laid down for about an hr and back up making breakfast for me and Pay before her therapy 🫠

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  Safugee in Virginia (@gayleviv) reported 48 minutes ago

  I did think of one more item to add to my Amazon wishlist. It's a want, not a need. A sewing machine 🪡! I want to fix Matt's work pants. Oh, and I added a new grill as the one I wanted was sold out.

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  Ulun (@gmulun) reported 48 minutes ago

  🚨 $SPX IS ONE MOVE AWAY FROM A MAJOR CRASH The S&P 500 just printed another high near $7,600. Most people still have no idea what's coming next. Look at the structure. Wave 6 may have already reached its local peak. The final melt-up could be over. But that's not even my biggest concern. The real risk is concentration. Five stocks are carrying the entire index: Apple. Nvidia. Amazon. Microsoft. Meta. Take them out and the picture looks completely different. Meta is already down more than 15% in the last month. If the rest of the mega caps start following, the selloff could accelerate fast. And when the AI bubble finally breaks, I don't see much left holding this market up. Turn on notifications. I'll keep you posted before the next move becomes obvious.

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  Hound&Al 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 (@hound_al) reported 48 minutes ago

  @BloodNelsons Got one from Amazon - was easier in the end. The “rental” from the GP surgery was more than the one from Amazon cost. Brought down my BP with hawthorn berry extract. Made some of my own hawthorn tincture last year which seemed to work as well.

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  Colin Percival (@cperciva) reported 50 minutes ago

  One of the highest-leverage changes Amazon could make would be to allow NDAed customers to be CCed on internal tickets. That would dramatically close the loop on "this change you rolled out does not fix the problem".

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  Sagar Sehgal (@maniacforsports) reported 52 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Kindly assist with direct message since the issue can't be resolved there. Let me know who to message.

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  All TThe gear no idea 🏍️🚕🚛💨 (@HaightonPaul) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Steve9ko @amazon If he had apologised and accepted responsibility I wouldn’t have done. But I don’t want rats down the street eating thrown out food thank you very much

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  Thierry from arvy 🇨🇭 (@ThierryBorgeat) reported 55 minutes ago

  In 2014, at the height of his powers, this man gave the money back Nick Sleep compounded at 20.8% a year for thirteen years. 921% versus 117% for the index. No leverage, no shorting, no derivatives. Billions under management. Then he wound down the fund, kept three stocks, and walked away. Amazon. Costco. Berkshire. Today's deep dive is the full anatomy of his thinking: the Costco study in its numerical glory, the letters, the psychology, the whiteboard. And the position where we believe the same playbook is running today, two decades earlier in its arc, with our own capital committed.

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  Species_Monitor (@SpeciesWatch_HQ) reported 55 minutes ago

  @amazonIN Your social media team already contacted me via link still you are asking me to fillup another form.Your customer guy is saying previous guy had giving wrong information. Your social media team unable to answer queries.I am using Amazon since 8 yrs but never face same issues.

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  Shadab ahmed Khan (@itsismark) reported 55 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN @jagograhakjago They are just pretending that they are solving the problem but they are actually not solving the problem.

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  Chad Desrosiers (@Chad_Desrosiers) reported 1 hour ago

  @SGFansUnited @DEADLINE Well lets hope Amazon doesn't choose to end Star Gate. They had what they needed. Though as Amazon is a terrible little company, I sort of hope they hire Kurtzman I hear he is free.