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 (44%)
• Errors (32%)
• Sign in (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Natal	Errors	14 hours ago
Gourdon	Website Down	23 hours ago
London	Sign in	2 days ago
La Coucourde	Website Down	2 days ago
Berlin	Sign in	2 days ago
Paris	Errors	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Mike Horan (@mikehoran1158) reported 4 minutes ago

  No, the claim is not true as presented. It is a misleading exaggeration of a real but much narrower development. What’s actually happening Companies like The EVERY Company and Onego Bio produce egg white proteins (primarily ovalbumin) through precision fermentation. They use genetically modified yeast or fungi (fed sugar and water in tanks) to make proteins that are molecularly identical to those found in chicken eggs. These are sold as powders for use as ingredients in processed foods—not as whole eggs that look like the brown egg in the image. The FDA has issued “no questions” letters under the GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) process for these ingredients (EVERY in 2023; Onego Bio in September 2025). Products containing EVERY’s proteins (OvoPro and related ingredients) began appearing in items sold at Walmart (and also Target and Amazon) starting around late 2025 / early 2026. They are used in baked goods, protein products, and other processed foods. Brands that use the ingredient decide whether (and how) to list it on the label. It is not always clearly called out as “fermented egg protein” or similar, which is the main point of contention for critics. What is not true There are no whole lab-grown eggs (complete eggs with shells, yolks, and whites grown in a lab) approved or sold in cartons at Walmart, Target, or restaurants. Nothing matching the dramatic image of a brown egg labeled as a “lab sample” is on store shelves. It is not being “secretly” sold as a conspiracy. The companies publicly discuss their FDA status, production scale-up, and retail presence. The lack of clear labeling on finished products is a legitimate transparency issue for some consumers, but it is not a hidden federal plot. Context This is ingredient technology (similar in concept to how some cheeses use fermentation-derived rennet), not cell-cultured meat or whole eggs. It is different from plant-based products like JUST Egg. No evidence supports the idea that ordinary shell eggs in grocery stores or restaurants have been replaced by lab-grown versions. In short: fermented egg proteins as food ingredients have regulatory clearance and are in some products at major retailers. The viral claim that “lab grown eggs” (as whole eggs) are federally approved and secretly flooding Walmart, Target, and restaurants is false.

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  goldenlabubuwatch (@pandawatch88) reported 4 minutes ago

  So ahead of BABA report the three money numbers (for me, you can have yours): -red box, cloud growth: ---they guided to 45%, I want to see a 50% there, and frankly if they ever want to rerate to a decent multiple we need 70-80% growth on ebit. -yellow box, ecommerce ebit: ---they guided to negative 6-8% CMR growth this quarter, which is disastrous. What kind of a business is this if, when you need to money to spend on AI, you can not squeeze fees out of sellers on your platform like amazon does? can the ministry of AI or whoever runs that talk to SAMR pls. I think the expectation is to see flattish ebit YoY. I want to see it up. -blue box, "under the rug" ---here is where they sink all the expenses related to model development new initiatives etc etc, the magic box. none of the other two numbers can be read in isolation from this. Cloud growth is dependent on this number, in part. We need this number down, because usd2bn of "new stuff" opex a quarter when your cloud ebit is just usd500m AND you are not able to make money from merchants is weak execution. TYFYATTM

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  Keyser Soze (@KeyserSoze16924) reported 5 minutes ago

  @tracybeanz Men have been telling you for decades. You should be home taking care of the house and kids not working or buying stupid **** on amazon or the mall. STOP FIGHTING NATURE

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  Tennesshero (@Tennesshero) reported 8 minutes ago

  @MemphisHoller @MemphisChamber Smart! Tell the people who want to spend billions in Memphis that “we don’t want your money or jobs here.” Brilliant thinking. Will go down as similar to AOC telling Amazon that the Bronx didn’t need their money. Memphis will never be anything but a ********.

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  Shaik Shoaib (@skshoaib03) reported 8 minutes ago

  Deliver the package from the Hyderabad station TODAY or issue a price-match gift card voucher to reorder at ₹3,000. Stop scamming sale customers! CC: @jagograhakjago @amazonIN @AmazonHelp #ConsumerRights #FakeDelivery (4/4)

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  Raguvaran R (@ragumania) reported 13 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp All the responses are SOPs and not specific to my issue. This not a new delivery address and I had multiple orders already delivered there including 2 yesterday. I could have picked it up if there was a option given. I can understand no use in reaching amazon support.

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  Jesús Anutrof (@JesusAnutrof) reported 15 minutes ago

  Work life balance isn't about turning your phone off at 5 PM. Balance comes from knowing yourself and accepting who you are. Amazon is moving away from remote work and bringing employees back to the office. They can afford to do it. They don't need remote work to retain talent. In Spain, absenteeism is above 7%. That means a company with 10 employees effectively has almost one person off work throughout the year. Negative signals pointing to problems on both sides of the employee employer relationship. Because for a good relationship to exist, the most important thing is being in the right place. And I'm not talking about a physical place. The mistake we all make is trying to fit different people into the same way of working. Someone can be happy working twelve hours a day on something they feel is theirs and miserable working seven hours in an environment they hate. Someone else needs to completely switch off at five. Neither has found the right balance if they're not in the right place.

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  Deep Mehta (@mehtadeep) reported 17 minutes ago

  My doc prescribed an Omega-3 supplement that UnitedHealth/Optum denied. GoodRx/Walgreens/Amazon Pharmacy: $280 for 90-day supply @costplusdrugs came in at $60 for 90-day supply @mcuban for the win!! It would’ve been $20 with insurance coverage. Something is seriously broken.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 20 minutes ago

  AI shopping agents can rank Amazon. They can't call the estate sale, check the back-lot dealer, or track down the small shop with the one vintage chair you actually want. Built Trovefox to close that gap. Flat-fee research by humans plus AI. Live soon.

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  Carlos Enrique (@csier217) reported 22 minutes ago

  @TheMangoViking @FerrisWheelPro They use AWS for their servers so they don’t own them. That means Amazon would have to disappear for Sony to be in big trouble.

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  Josh, Ye Old Cavedweller (@tomknockerJosh) reported 24 minutes ago

  We need to shut Amazon the flip down, like, RIGHT NOW!

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  DesignRush (@designrushmag) reported 24 minutes ago

  @nypost Smart bet, and not just for traffic. An e-cargo bike weaving through your neighborhood reads a lot friendlier than another giant Prime van blocking the street. Amazon just turned a logistics fix into a brand image upgrade.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 27 minutes ago

  @srivastu1984 X being a social platform, we won't be able to arrange a call. We've cross-checked and the link is working fine. Please copy that link to web browser and access it from there. You can also access the link from desktop (PC or laptop) web browser. Make sure to delete all cache, cookies, history from device. Logout and login to Amazon account and try to access the link. Let us know if the issue persists. -Sankita

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  Raymond Jackson (@rayjac79) reported 29 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp That’s nothing to do with my problem, couldn’t care less about shuffle mode!! Useless!!!

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  Karishma (@KarishmaMalkan) reported 30 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp It’s not working even on a browser with everything cleared

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  Cody Rieger (@BigDillyBickle) reported 31 minutes ago

  @XRPspider The fact that youre willing to pay 28 dollars for mouthwash from amazon is the real problem. People like you make that business model viable.

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  Andrew Ho (@andrewho03) reported 33 minutes ago

  @AgustinLebron3 I guess I just don’t have this issue for stuff like toothpaste. I feel like my Amazon experience is very different from others and I don’t quite understand why.

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  deep prakash (@deepwriteme) reported 39 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN why it is so difficult to ask Amazon to investigate the issue and if the commitment has been done by executive why I should bear the consequences? It took multiple followups to just ask for investigation. Also asked multiple times to CC.

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  Samir Gopal (@Samir_with_an_i) reported 41 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp All of a sudden I am logged out of my Amazon app/alexa and when I tried to login using my mobile number and entering otp I am getting below message as "Switch countries to resolve issue. To keep shopping, you need to fix an issue in one of your other ac.

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  The Ironhand (@IronhandThe) reported 43 minutes ago

  @UtdForever7 @AndyMitten The mood has changed because of Amazon cameras. I hope I am wrong. We have a stronger team and we are playing better in tight spaces. I trust Carrick, INEOS might be the problem.

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  June Young (@junethebookie) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Sacha_Marina @JonnyManana @allfamilypharma There are no human ivermectins on Amazon. They used to have Fenben, but no longer carry it. Go to the FEED STORE and get ivermectin injectable. Mix about 1/4 teaspoon in some juice and slug it down. It's the same stuff, and will not hurt you. I know literally dozens of folks doing this.

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  ZeroBarkThirty(2) (@ZeroBarkThirty2) reported 52 minutes ago

  Confirmed by The Verge. Staff watched the entire 1 hour 35 minute runtime on the US Amazon Prime Video app before it was pulled. The theatrical release is still set for Friday, August 21. No statement from Amazon or Lionsgate yet. Looks like a pure scheduling error — the full listing, artwork, and stream were live. Classic case of the platform moving faster than the theatrical window.

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  Vinayak Tripathi (@vinayaktripath_) reported 54 minutes ago

  As a Prime member, I pay for reliable and priority service—not excuses from delivery agents. This is not the first time I’m facing such an issue with Amazon. Tracking ID: 168540201995

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  ThunderDome Gaming Society (@ThunderDomeGam1) reported 54 minutes ago

  @MrWrightWays @amazon The Wolverine themed controllers & consoles seem like a 5 minute copy & paste job. They look terrible.

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  StevenA84 (@SteveAH84) reported 56 minutes ago

  @clintbuckingham Jake has his own Amazon login.

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  TheTraumatizedTeacher (@catholicmom1970) reported 58 minutes ago

  @SenateTim What delivery issue??? I’ve gotten everything I’ve ordered from Amazon? This makes absolutely no sense!

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  Maria Mel (@Mariamelx58) reported 59 minutes ago

  SCALING THE SKIES FOR LAST-MILE LOGISTICS 📈⚡ Watching Amazon push its drone delivery footprint into 500 municipalities highlights a massive shift in how retail giants plan to conquer urban and suburban transit. While regulatory and infrastructure hurdles remain real tests, shortening delivery windows down to minutes changes the baseline expectation for consumer convenience. The logistics playbook is being rewritten overhead.

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  Nick Thorp (@nickthorpp) reported 1 hour ago

  Someone hid an AirTag inside a rare book and watched it drive 2,000 miles to its death. The destination was a warehouse near Las Vegas. Its only job, according to sources, is destroying books to feed AI models. Welcome to the future of reading. First, the boring part. AI models like Alexa's brain or Claude need text, and lots of it. Books are the good stuff. Clean sentences, real ideas, decades of human knowledge in a tidy package. A model trained on books learns to write like humans actually write. No books, dumber robot. Now the destructive part. Old or rare books often have no digital version. So to get the text, you scan the physical pages. The fastest way is to cut the spine off and feed the loose pages through a machine, like a very literate paper shredder. The text survives. The book does not. Here's the clever, slightly evil part. Amazon got in trouble before for allegedly using pirated e-books. Lawsuits followed. But buying a physical book? That's clean. You own it. Owning a book apparently includes the right to destroy it. Legal ownership, permanent removal. Rare copies that took decades to surface vanish in an afternoon. Which brings us back to the AirTag. Reporters at 404 Media noticed a suspicious bulk order of 1,000 rare books. They hid the tracker inside one volume and followed it across America. It ended at an Amazon facility near Las Vegas, internally called VGT3. Sources said destroying books for AI training is all the Vegas warehouse does. The team's logo is reportedly a dinosaur. A dinosaur. The company that kills books picked as its mascot the thing that killed the first books. Forbes cited internal documents describing a plan to, quote, destructively scan all the books in the world. All of them. Anthropic is buying books too, though they've been quieter about the shredding part. The irony is doing cartwheels. Amazon started as an online bookstore. Its founder famously packed boxes in a garage. Now the company buys rare books anonymously, cuts their spines off, and recycles the evidence. Historians are furious, and reasonably so. A scanned copy is not the same as a surviving one. Marginalia, printing quirks, the object itself, all gone. Once the last copy is pulped, there is no undo button. Maybe that's the real lesson. Buying something legally doesn't make destroying it wise. We decided as a civilization to preserve rare books. An AI training goal just decided otherwise, one spine at a time.

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  nandini choudhury (@nandinichoudhur) reported 1 hour ago

  @AmazonHelp Hi sankita, it’s not working for me. Can you please guide me where to go on the Amazon app and how to access. It’s not working for me. In case you want to keep pinning the blame on me that link is fine and it’s not working for me then I think we can continue this

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  haitham (@theonlyhaitham) reported 1 hour ago

  Amazon can make your stock unsellable without telling you, and it will not show up as a sale or a return. When you send inventory in, you declare a best-by date. Amazon then splits that shipment across a lot of warehouses, sometimes one or two units to a location. The busy ones sell through. The quiet ones sit. Anything still sitting when it passes the date you declared gets moved out of your sellable count. Here is the check. Seller Central, Reports, Fulfilment, Inventory Ledger. Switch it to the detailed view and read the reason column. Damaged means Amazon broke it and owes you money. Expired means nobody owes you anything, and your problem is the date you declared or how thin the stock got spread. Check the reason before you file anything.