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 (28%)
• Sign in (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bigastro	Sign in	14 hours ago
Perth	Website Down	1 day ago
Dallas	Website Down	1 day ago
Seattle	Website Down	1 day ago
Barcelona	Errors	1 day ago
Oak Lawn	Website Down	1 day ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Black Cofféé (@blackc0ffe40) reported 1 minute ago

  @AmazonHelp It's pathetic.. I renewed still not working and some Bot is responding is irritating tone . Ur spoiling my weekend...

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  Calamarei 🩸💀 2.0 Coming Soon 2026 (@CalamareiVT) reported 2 minutes ago

  My Twitch account was hacked. I don't know how. I don't know how it is possible payment information was changed after 4-5 years of the same payment information. No confirmation email from Twitch about payout method being changed. For the past 5 years as a creator on Twitch I have always received my payouts early. I recently changed my password on Twitch as well via the correct links sent by Twitch staff themselves (yes I know it was authentic as it was about getting a refund and I did receive the refund). I log in today to make sure there is not some sort of issue with the account, payment information needing to be reverified, a tax form, or something else holding up this months payment. I go to review my payment information, which requires 2 factor authentication btw, and the information looks fine until page 2 out of 3. My payout method had been changed to Paypal and an unknown email (10000% do not know or even heard of this email) for the paypal account. I changed the payout immediately. I reset all my connections with Twitch. I also checked my Twitch email. It was my email. My account email still tied to my account. Yet, no emails confirming payout changes, no alerts, nothing. I do not know how I got hacked. I don't know if it was third party. I have been in the IT field for years and consistently am looking out for phishing and scams. However this did happen and I now have a missing $900 and negative funds in my bank. I already reported this to Twitch and am working on reporting the account to PayPal as I type this. But I really 100% believe there needs to be email notifications sent out for any financial information changed on all platforms. I am still appalled that a system like that is not in place for a website associated with Amazon and functions as an employer to pay so many people on the platform. Where are the security protocols? Or just some IT 101 practices from companies. There is no excuse in 2026 to not have confirmation/authorization/notification emails for payout or financial details being changed. Stay safe.

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  Coffee Capital (@Coffee__Capital) reported 3 minutes ago

  Magnificent 7 YTD Update: Microsoft remains the key laggard, still down ~20% this year with Tesla not far behind. Meta is essentially flat, while Amazon/Google/Nvidia are approximately matching the performance of the S&P 500. Apple remains the clear leader, up 23% so far. Microsoft & Apple will report earnings at the end of July. $MSFT $TSLA $META $AMZN $NVDA $GOOG $AAPL

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  La Sirena🫧🍉🇧🇧🇳🇴 (@BlueberryShel) reported 3 minutes ago

  The speed at which Amazon issue a refund is giving "yeah yeah yeah come out my kitchen"

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  𝓚𝓮𝓲𝓵𝓪 𝓡𝓪𝓿𝓮𝓷𝓱𝓮𝔁 (@SilentCurseBorn) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Amazonin_Love She doesn't have to be told twice. Climbing on top of the amazon and leaning down to leave her heas hovering ovee theirs. Her smug smile seemingly only have grown since the start of their teasing.

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  Ilyas (@ilyasbuilds) reported 6 minutes ago

  If you owe 1.5 million to AWS, you have a problem If you owe 1.5 trillion to AWS, amazon has a problem

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 7 minutes ago

  Dropshipping was supposed to give you passive income. Then you spend 40 hours a week managing it. Built ChainForge to fix that. Five AI agents run the entire AliExpress-to-Amazon pipeline — product research, listing creation, order routing, tracking sync.

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  Lucky in Life 🇺🇸 (@LuckyInLifeNJ) reported 10 minutes ago

  I finally got to @Mychefman. If the case is approved, it will be 14 weeks for them to issue me a refund. Stay away from this brand. Also question anything purchased on @amazon Amazon as they don’t really help, even though you purchased it through them.

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  Worldwide News Network (@WorldwideNNX) reported 15 minutes ago

  AMAZON WEB SERVICES FIXES BILLING GLITCH AFTER TRILLION-DOLLAR INVOICES SOME AMAZON CUSTOMERS GOT QUITE A SHOCK WHEN THEY OPENED A RECENT INVOICE.: “Some Amazon Web Service customers say they almost had heart attacks Friday after getting bills big enough to bankrupt Elon Musk. Users who typically pay very little for the company's cloud services got billed billions and in some cases trillions of dollars thanks to a global billing malfunction. One person posted on X, I just saw $1.5 trillion on my Amazon bill and my soul left my body. Amazon said it had identified the root cause and fixed the issue. Nobody needs to panic or cough up a billion dollars. Cooper Lawrence, Worldwide News Network. ”

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  Friday🔱**** (@MaxiOrdinals) reported 15 minutes ago

  Amazon-owned Zoox has recalled its entire fleet of 105 public-road robotaxis after one of its vehicles drove into a smoke-obscured active fire scene. The incident, which occurred on June 20, highlights potential safety issues with autonomous vehicles. No passengers were on board at the time, but the NHTSA recall document indicates that the vehicle may not have adequately responded to emergency scenes with obscured visibility.

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  ☘️ James McIntyre 🇪🇺 Stand With Ukraine 🇺🇦 ☘️ (@JimFromWoodburn) reported 16 minutes ago

  @AmazonUK Hi, I have been with Amazon for many many years and have used my two registered Credit Cards regularly without any problems. However I don't use either of their Credit Card Apps which means I can't subscribe to MGM+ Pity I was looking forward to watching The Westies!

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  Raptor (@Raptor72869514) reported 22 minutes ago

  Sorry but I have to laugh I have neighbors that rent. They have bought everything imaginable off Amazon for their front and back yard. Looks like Big Lots. Now their car broke and they can't afford to fix it. Unbelievable

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  Gomu (@Gomu_Reborn) reported 25 minutes ago

  @COGs_Anemyre @TerribleJokes3 @ScottMWest I'm quite certain most manga and comics have comparable amount of pages for both their issues and volumes. Like Vol.1 of Chainsaw Man has 192 pages and Vol.1 of Absolute Wonder Woman has 208 pages according to Amazon. Vol.1 of JJK has 192 and Vol.1 of U.Spider-Man has 168

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  DRIPPGÒD614 (@drippgod614) reported 25 minutes ago

  MARRIAGE IS FOR MEN WITH INSECURITY PROBLEM OR MENTALLY CONFUSED Men initiate ~30% of divorces, women ~70% (US stats) Bill Gates: $76B+ settlement with Melinda. Jeff Bezos: Mackenzie got ~$38B in Amazon stock.

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  Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) reported 26 minutes ago

  🚨AWS MALFUNCTION SENDS CUSTOMER BILLS INTO THE TRILLIONS Amazon Web Services, which powers roughly 40% of global commercial web traffic, confirmed a glitch that caused customers to receive billing estimates ranging from trillions to even quadrillions of dollars. The comical error sparked widespread panic, with users scrambling to disable services as a desperate measure.

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  70대자유인 (@vitahyoso) reported 29 minutes ago

  Jeff Bezos at Princeton People often remember the lives of the successful only by their dazzling outcomes. The man who built Amazon. The man who dreams of space. Yet behind every major change of direction lies a quiet moment of recognition. Jeff Bezos had such a moment. He entered Princeton wanting to become a theoretical physicist. It was a pure ambition—to explore the fundamental nature of the universe and matter. His grades were excellent. He worked hard. Then, in his junior year, during a quantum mechanics class, he became stuck on a single problem: a partial differential equation. He and his roommate wrestled with it for three hours and still could not solve it. Eventually they took the problem to “the smartest guy at Princeton.” The friend glanced at it and said, “Cosine.” Then, mapping it onto a similar problem he had solved years earlier, he worked through the solution with ease. Bezos watched. The path he had been laboriously groping along was, for this classmate, a road already known. In that moment he realized: “I was never going to be a great theoretical physicist.” It was not a declaration of defeat. It was closer to clear recognition. He understood that while effort could take him a certain distance, some people processed highly abstract concepts almost instinctively. In the world of theoretical physics, he concluded, one had to be among the top fifty people on the planet to make a meaningful contribution. In most other fields, being in the ninetieth percentile was enough. He did not deny the fact. He did not berate himself. He simply accepted it as it was. And then he changed direction. He switched his major to electrical engineering and computer science—toward a place where he could contribute more fully. That choice would later lead him through Wall Street and eventually to Amazon. What is interesting is this: Bezos did not, in that moment, define himself as “not good enough.” He simply acknowledged that he could not be the best in that particular field. When a prediction collides with reality, many people experience the mismatch as a threat and either deny it or rationalize it away. He treated the mismatch as information. He folded the old map and opened a new one. The important turns in life often begin not with dramatic resolutions, but with this kind of quiet acceptance—the ability to see oneself without exaggeration. When that gaze becomes clear, other paths start to appear. What Bezos gained in that Princeton classroom was not the answer to a physics problem. It was the ability to read his own limits accurately, and the attitude of revising his course without resentment. Perhaps that was the most important talent he would later display.

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  Link Technologies (@LinkTechnlogies) reported 31 minutes ago

  Amazon is being flooded with AI-written “biographies” no one asked for. One writer says someone used AI to publish a fake book about their life. The bigger problem is that thousands of these low-effort AI books are reportedly polluting Amazon’s marketplace. What used to be publishing is starting to look a lot more like spam with a book cover.

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  Paul Wiggins (@DragonLogos) reported 34 minutes ago

  @hendri54973 @cb_doge Excuse me, Space42 /BrianSAT has nothing to do with Amazon LEO. While on the topic of Amazon, their current investment is via a EEIP agreement, Starlink also want a EEIP deal and are willing to give SA up to 3 Billion Rand. So tell me, what is the problem here?

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  OVERCLASSIFIED (@overclassifiedx) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Truth_SeekersTV @ufologyresearch No problem! Was going to order off Amazon but might just head out to the store and grab a copy

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  Angelgirl (@Angelgi20325168) reported 34 minutes ago

  @pappybest The problem with go fund me is they take a %. I would do Amazon.

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  Ramkishan choudhary (@RKKataniya) reported 36 minutes ago

  No solution till now Order number 40560177340182704 I ordered American eagle men casual pant from Amazon but I have a size issue so I want to return my order please create return. Please help @JeffBezos @ajassy @Chetankrishna

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  y2k (@y2kpopart) reported 36 minutes ago

  DON'T YOU EVER EVER EVER EVER NEVER BUY ANY CDs on @AMAZON guys!!!! It's the worst marketplace, they always mess up the CDs, always broken, scratched and this time they delivered a total different album 🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻 I ******* hate this app

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  David Wasilewski (@dwasilewski305) reported 39 minutes ago

  Chris Hunter, as CEO of Koia, told me the Amazon fear every retail brand has: if you launch there, will it cannibalize your shelf space? Koia stayed off Amazon for nine of its first ten years, worried about exactly that. When they finally launched, they became a top 20 brand in a brutal category, and retail velocities went up, not down. Turns out people research on Amazon and still buy in the aisle. The channels weren't competing. They were feeding each other.

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  Gary Todd (@blacksheepboat) reported 39 minutes ago

  Recieved an open and empty package from Amazon today. No issue with getting a replacement ordered. Was given a return address to send the empty package back to show that it was empty...

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  Bobby Z. (@KnowMySongWell) reported 40 minutes ago

  @heckyessica I swear you must have a completely different Amazon in Houston. We’ve probably gotten 10 Amazon orders a week for the last five years straight, and I can’t even remember the last time anything was amiss. (Our problem is with lazy or careless Walmart delivery drivers)

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  M Mohan (@mukund) reported 40 minutes ago

  This is hilarious $AMZN Trillion Dollar Bills! Trillion Amazon Web Services customers receive bills for up to $1.5tn after global glitch One UK man whose bill is usually less than £1 says he ‘almost had a heart attack’ when he saw £5.8bn invoice

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  JL. (@j_lackss) reported 42 minutes ago

  People still moving around today like normal doing outside activities, windows down, etc. Went out for an hour & a half, only saw one person with a mask & it was an Amazon driver.

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  Anti-Fraud Advocate (@ScamFinderSam) reported 42 minutes ago

  This seems like pure projection. 🚨 Notice how @SurvivingCFS suddenly starts screaming about 'laws being broken' and 'money laundering', being 'put on restriction' and displaced?' Money laundering seems to be an odd thing to suddenly start accusing one's facility of at 6:46 AM. On June 8th, this scammer tweeted that her facility told her she's not allowed to fundraise. She proceeded to have 3 more fundraisers. In addition, she posted a bunch of items on her Amazon wish list on 2 separate occasions for people to buy her, which were all bought. Look closely at the highlighted lines below. Is she practically telling us she got caught, AGAIN? Combine that with the repost of her campaign today saying she needs all the help she can get, then followed up by another post saying she desperately needs donations. Did she get kicked out or a warning that she's about to be for running these scam fundraisers? So, she needs fast cash? Her tweets reek of desperation today. Moreso than usual, if that's possible. Kendra is pocketing hundreds of dollars of unreported income every week and instantly hiding it so the state continues to pay for her free room and board. She's been doing this at multiple facilities for years. Not to mention that she lies to get all these followers to get their donations. This is Medicaid fraud. She isn't an advocate, or someone in desperate need—she is a panicked scammer! Maybe real-world rules have finally caught up to her fake online life. Be careful who you are donating to! *Since a facility has to give someone 30 days notice prior to kicking them out, maybe we'll revisit this post in 30 days. @ILAttyGeneral @IDPH

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  Jayesh Chavda (@jayeshchavada1) reported 43 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Issue resolved today, thanks

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  Reformist Canadian Landed Aristocrat (@GmwuLocal) reported 46 minutes ago

  @RichLightShed Not only that thought Amazon made it for 60 seconds. DTV and Dish are going to come out swinging against this thing, and just because linear’s dying doesn’t mean it’s not anti-competitive in a massive industry. Thing might have issues at trial in 12 months. Tick tick tick.