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 (48%)
• Website Down (32%)
• Sign in (19%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Township of Wayland	Website Down	52 minutes ago
Marseille	Sign in	5 hours ago
West Palm Beach	Errors	8 hours ago
Denver	Sign in	9 hours ago
Fleet	Sign in	11 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	13 hours ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Sagar Awatade (@SagarAwatade) reported 6 minutes ago

  @PollNSurvey @naveenaksharma Amazon may not block an account solely because of an our order issue. There are usually multiple factors involved, such as suspicious refund activity, repeated refund requests, possible fake reviews or unusual account behaviour, which may lead to such actions. Just check your own messages once, if you already received a refund for a bad experience, then why place another order for the same brand and again apply for a refund? That naturally raises concerns. If you had any genuine issue, you could have directly contacted our support team via official email instead of using an unknown account while hiding your identity. Also, please recheck your own video carefully - there seems to be a loose cable connection and the LED is blinking when the cable is touched. Grow up and be a responsible e-commerce consumer and online user 🙏🏼 And yes, Amazon usually doesn’t inform users in advance before blocking accounts. Anyways, after receiving multiple messages within just a few minutes from your handle, I’m choosing not to engage further on this.

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  Noon (@3amnoon) reported 7 minutes ago

  @CP24 I don't trust anyone. I fixed my oven myself. $50 part off Amazon. Found a video to replace the part. Done. Oven works no problem.

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  JazzBerry Yuumi (@Jazz_BerryJam) reported 7 minutes ago

  @dunctcg Please be careful about buying cards on Amazon. Pokemon and other TCGs have a problem with fakes and resealed packs. It's really bad over there.

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  Adv. Anil Mishra/अनिल मिश्रा (@Anil_2912) reported 8 minutes ago

  @amazon I ordered a tiffin box and I received it in broken condition. I requested for a replacement on 22 May but the did not get the replacement till date My order no. is 404-2169172-3569128 Please look into the issue pls.

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  Rohit Mohite (@RohitMo53046335) reported 10 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @AmazonHelp @AmazonIN Your broken links DO NOT WORK! Stop fooling around. If a trillion-dollar company cannot resolve one customer's genuine return issue, you should shut down your operations! Tomorrow my window expires. Process my Advance Refund TODAY or face legal consequences!

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  Lynx (@aoiNezumi8) reported 10 minutes ago

  @VioletShadowbne Yeah and yet so many people think giving those big, evil corpos tax breaks will let the money "trickle down" which is total bs lol I used to like Amazon and even have an old kindle... But I stopped ordering from there a while ago and I get ebooks elsewhere.

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  Ruzwell (@Ruz518) reported 14 minutes ago

  @HimofeyFontaine @djodjeee_ It is straight forward, just search on youtube how to remove the covers and then you need a specific screw to unscrew the bolts for the fans, which tou can purchase from amazon and then you can clean it properly. I dont go on breaking the console down tho

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  Sundial Fitness Club (@Sundialfitness) reported 16 minutes ago

  Oh wait, that was yesterday, And today AGAIN. So, @amazon will you fix it this time? I sent a PM reply to your post.

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  Rosemary Barrett (@ReuxReux1209) reported 17 minutes ago

  Walmart just tried to charge me 1.5 times the amount for a 5 lb bag of sushi rice I had also priced on Amazon because I closed the Amazon window and the price went back down when I opened the Amazon window again. That is really messed up.

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  J (@acesfolded) reported 18 minutes ago

  @MichiganDems Oh, now Michigan Dems suddenly care about small businesses? Remember COVID when you cheered shutting down main street small mom and pop shops while Walmart and Amazon raked it in? If Dems weren’t hypocrites they’d be nothing.

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  Tim (@TMolinar1) reported 18 minutes ago

  @4nt1p4tt3rn @Retradworld I think there will also be unforeseen quality/service/data issues. For example, I told the Amazon AI chatbot my package was late, and it didn't even bother to validate if the current expected delivery date was later than the current date.

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  Cherry (@N0tAnEmptySeat) reported 20 minutes ago

  I want all of the show runners ran out of the industry as soon as possible. Scumbags betraying their own fellow creatives for an Amazon paycheck to push AI down out throats. They're all souless hacks.

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  our lady of sorrows. (@D3ZTR0Y4) reported 23 minutes ago

  handheld motorized fans are 7 bucks at most on amazon but keep making problems for yourself

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  Nithin Shetty (@IamShettyNithin) reported 23 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I don’t have any emails or messages stating my account on hold, it’s only showing when I try to login, I have tried to reset my passwords multiple times after blocking, but same message! Going nowhere!

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  Briefs Finance (@briefsfinance) reported 24 minutes ago

  $SNOW just reported Q1 earnings and announced a massive $6B commitment to Amazon Web Services over the next 5 years to help accelerate enterprise AI adoption. The company also beat expectations, with EPS coming in 22% above estimates and revenue beating by 5%. Snowflake is down 19% so far YTD.

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  Infinite Cards ∞ (@infinitecards00) reported 26 minutes ago

  @jearl02s @ev_adam_ So you just described fraud. I think that represents a bigger issue about Americans, not about Amazon.

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  Andrew (@AndrewMack123) reported 29 minutes ago

  Let me explain what happens in the UK when it's hot: 1: Look up air-cons on Amazon and compare BTUs (whatever those are). 2: Rule out window units because uPVC windows. 3: Save to wishlist. 4: Temps go down to 20*C, raining, so we put it off until next year. Rinse and repeat...

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  Abhijeet Mishra (@InAbhijitmishra) reported 30 minutes ago

  @CyberMindSpace Dear Cybermindspace team, I am writing to bring a payment issue to your attention regarding my enrollment in the Practical Ethical Hacking course. I have accidentally made the payment twice. Initially, the transaction appeared to fail via Amazon Pay Later, so

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  Raghunath S (@ragwhos) reported 37 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp I've just had the rudest customer service call with you #Amazon . You've failed to deliver my product, sent me a message that issue is resolved and the customer care person says they raised an incorrect request and has no further info to give and hangs up

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  Ellie Blanche (@ElaineW27472898) reported 37 minutes ago

  @amazon days become weeks when trying to sort issues out with a doorbell. Avoid this company as you’ll loose the will to live!! Sky are cheaper & much(much much) less hassle

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  Principled Hardcore Capitalist, BTRBT 🐇🔴📦🥪 (@BTRBT_) reported 38 minutes ago

  @DickTur22168174 @JimJesus Why? Do you just like coercion for it's own sake? If their taking services is at issue, deny them service. It's not like Amazon gets to force you to pay for prime. If you don't pay, they just don't give you the service. Simple.

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  𝖕𝖚𝖓𝖎𝖘𝖍𝖊𝖉 𝖘𝖑𝖎𝖒𝖊 🩸 (@bionic_ooze) reported 41 minutes ago

  @IanBaer you could probably buy a key duplicate on amazon for that lock, but the real problem is likely that you would get in trouble if you were caught- and any malcontent who understands your rental arrangement could easily report you, for fun or malice. nightmare.

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  BaSEd StOnEr (@stoneygaming420) reported 45 minutes ago

  @VapinGamers @chappe11o he is ive reported him to the sherrifs bc he tried to get into my amazon, and his dumbass didnt know amazon will give the ip of the person trying to sign in. gave it all to feds since he wants to play weirdo

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  J (@chromedelusion) reported 49 minutes ago

  Shoutout to @SamsungUS for making disposable junk. My Sharp TV lasted 20 years, but my Samsung died in 14 months. Now I’m wasting a vacation day force-logging out of Netflix & Amazon because your broken TV keeps user data alive. Fix your security and your hardware @SamsungSuport

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  JB (@Jaebi_oce) reported 50 minutes ago

  To be fair, Tolkien described hobbits as having "browner skin than many men", and Harfoots as being "browner of skin" than other hobbit groups. I liked Sadoc. I don't think amazon really cares tho, they just did it for diversity points. And I think thats more the issue here.

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  Tom de Venny (@devennyTaido) reported 52 minutes ago

  @michaelpatron0 DD7 is killing my little Amazon business. Sixteen years down the drain. Shame on you, Amazon.

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  Majed (@MajedSamyal) reported 56 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp The problem is that I don't have a mobile number working where there are two factors sending OtP

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  69kov (@levikov) reported 60 minutes ago

  Your dad spent more on Amazon last year than ur sister spent at Sephora... n every AI character operator on twitter is fighting over the same 12 grandma archetypes while the entire male buyer side of the platform sits empty Female AI is saturated. Male AI is wide open. Quick reality check on what dads actually buy online: Men 35-65 tend to spend in $200+ chunks. Tools, electronics, supplements, watches, tactical gear, truck accessories, EDC, work boots. They decide once n keep it. They do not casually return a $180 cordless drill at the rate ur sister returns a $34 lipstick that didn't show up the way the filter promised. Repeat buying for men in this demo also runs higher than people think. Dad finds a brand of work glove he likes, n he buys the same one for the rest of his life. Same for socks. Same for screwdrivers. Same for whey protein. Lower returns + higher AOV + brutal brand loyalty = a buyer pool ur niche has been ignoring on purpose The reason it stays empty: every AI character operator on this app is a 22yo who can imagine a grandma in a kitchen but cannot imagine a 54yo carpenter w arthritis in his hands. He has no frame for the buyer. So he stays in the grandma lane n complains it is saturated. His blindspot = ur runway The 5 male character archetypes that print right now: - The garage dad (50s, pegboard tool wall, stained coffee mug, sells tools + EDC + truck accessories + men's grooming) - The retired marine (60s, clean garage, military patches in frame, sells tactical gear + supplements + watches + survival) - The country mechanic (40s, oil-stained hands, sells tools + truck stuff + supplements + work boots) - The ex-cop (50s, neutral tactical setup, sells defense products + watches + supplements + EDC) - The retired farmer (60s, barn or workshop background, sells outdoor gear + tools + farming products + work gloves) Pick ONE. Build it in google flow ultra at $99/mo. Lock the workshop. Lock the lighting. Same room forever. Same hat. Same mug. Voice cloning is where the male lane kills most operators Default elevenlabs voices die in 4 sec on men 50+ bc the audience is allergic to anything that sounds rehearsed. Find a real 55yo man w slight rural accent on fiverr. Pay him $400 for 60 min varied audio. 12 min natural conversation, 12 min product demos, 12 min CTA, 12 min emotion variations, 12 min single-word delivery. Clone it. Use it forever. (he signs the release. he gets paid $400 cash. he thinks it's an audiobook narration. it is not ur problem... move on) The product clusters per archetype: Garage dad = cordless drill + magnetic tray + penetrating oil + work gloves + multi-tool + garage organization rack + men's beard wash + hand cream for cracked hands + work boots Retired marine = tactical flashlight + paracord kit + fire steel + multivitamin + fish oil + magnesium + leather watch strap + EDC knife + range bag Country mechanic = socket set + hydraulic jack + brake cleaner + work gloves + mechanic creeper + knee pads + men's coffee mug w "dad" energy + joint pain supplements Build a 6-12 item amazon idea list per archetype + send it in DM when someone comments the keyword. The script structure for men is different from women n this is where 95% of operators fail Men do not want to hear feelings. Men want the fix in 8 seconds. The 18-sec male BOF script: 3 sec hook = pain in 1 sentence ("if ur drill keeps slipping on stripped screws stop pressing harder like a caveman") 8 sec demo = object in hand, one specific result w one number ("this extractor bit backs the screw out clean in ~14 seconds") 5 sec CTA = where to find it ("link to the exact set i use is in the comments") No story arc. No feelings montage. No "i wanna share my journey." Men hate that on instinct. The fix IS the story. Posting cadence: 6 videos/day for 30 straight days across tiktok + reels + youtube shorts + facebook reels + threads. Same render, 5 platforms, 4 min upload time per video. Sometimes the biggest arbitrage on the internet is just a demographic everyone is too embarrassed to target bc the niche doesn't look cool in a screenshot... Revenue at 6 male character pages run by one operator (real ballparks, not 14-decimal accounting): Garage dad ~ $30k/mo Retired marine ~ $40k/mo Country mechanic ~ $25k/mo Ex-cop ~ $35k/mo Retired farmer ~ $25k/mo Backup character ~ $30k/mo Combined ~ $180k/mo at maturity, lower in months 1-3, higher in months 6+ once subscription tails kick in Tool stack across all 6: $99 google flow + $99 elevenlabs + $20 claude + $4 proxy + $480/mo filipino VA = ~$700/mo The female AI lane has hundreds of active operators The male AI lane has maybe a few dozen worldwide Same audience size + same buying power + a fraction of the competition Ur ego is the only thing keeping u out of it

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  Billy Bishop (@TopAlliedAceWW1) reported 1 hour ago

  @MPelletierCIO And incredibly stupid. People just don't know how these things work. How will the user know if the AI is hallucinating when it executes a trade? Amazon had their entire order processing system deleted when a SW dev told an AI agent to fix a bug.

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  HAMP! (Lee Hampton) (@GameLogIQ) reported 1 hour ago

  The reason people don't "worry" about video streaming services the same way people "worry" about Game Pass: Video Streaming service subscriber numbers - Amazon Prime Video: ~200 - 205 million Disney+: ~125 - 131 million Max (HBO Max/Discovery+): ~116 - 155 million YouTube Premium: ~125 million Tencent Video: ~114 million Paramount+: ~77 - 79 million Hulu: ~51 - 64 million Apple TV+: ~25 - 45 million Peacock: ~41 - 44 million Game Pass numbers are lower than all of these. There are a lot of other reasons founded in the business model of subscription versus per unit sales that drive the conversation. And if one of these streaming services went under, there are many other avenues by which the content would still be available and new content based on those IPs would be made. And the people making the content would still be employed. Much of the content on those streaming services is exclusive but not "1st party". The criticality and impact of the way the subscription is tightly coupled to the survival & solvency of the content provider is not the same. When a gaming platform goes down and takes its 1st party studios with it, we most frequently do not see IP around that content for a decade or more. I personally do not have a problem with the business model of Game Pass and never have. But I do not agree that there is a conversation around Game Pass that only exists and is solely driven by "the Xbox tax". The reality is that there are consumer shows on YouTube and there are industry business shows on YouTube and those content creators are having radically different conversations. One is addressing the demographic that will drive to the other side of town to save $0.03/gallon on gas. The other discusses matters of the industry and often debates what keeps the industry healthy. It's a good thing that there are both for people to listen to. But they are also not equivalent conversations based on the same merits.