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
Brunswick	Website Down	2 hours ago
Denver	Sign in	2 hours ago
Miami	Website Down	2 hours ago
Las Vegas	Sign in	3 hours ago
Columbus	Website Down	4 hours ago
Greensburg	Website Down	4 hours ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Saviour (@SehajSethi10) reported 6 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp Amazon then asked me to complete ID verification. I fully cooperated and uploaded the requested documents immediately because I believed the issue would finally get resolved. But even AFTER verification, orders kept getting cancelled again and again.

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  BARRY (@BARRYxyw) reported 8 minutes ago

  Amazon doesn't operate through tutors, work wallets, or point systems that require you to pay real money to unlock your earnings. That A$39,000 balance was never real, it was a dashboard number designed to keep you depositing. The A$3,000 you sent to "fix mistakes" was the real money. @SecureTrace_Lab traces funds sent to fake employment platforms by analyzing deposit wallets, mapping where your payments landed, and recovering assets where the destination connects to exchange infrastructure. You have screenshots from day one. That's not just evidence of what happened, it's a paper trail to where your money actually went.

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  @devonboy3410 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧 (@devonboy3410) reported 10 minutes ago

  @StephenMorganMP 29 minutes is too slow for a heart attack or a life-threatening bleed where every second matters. We have the worst hospital service in the western world, so it's nothing to brag about. We pay about £10 for an NHS pen that costs pennies on Amazon.

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  d. 🏳️‍⚧️ (@catscorsones) reported 11 minutes ago

  1 - water 7 2 - alabasta 3 - impel down 4 - dressrosa 5 - amazon lily

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  LastLifeInAUniverse (@TheSeaOfLife) reported 15 minutes ago

  @trailerparkboys That's in the US, Food prices will always be more expensive in a corporate supermarket, in the UK we have a massive selection of food shops especially in London, Amazon tried to compare with UK supermarkets with Amazon fresh it failed and all 19 shops have now closed down.

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  Ben Monroe 🇺🇦 🇹🇼 (@BenMonroe1) reported 15 minutes ago

  @JEST0Z @TheBoysOOCC Amazon tried with their terrible Rings of Power. People should be entitled to give their opinion on a bad ending to a show.

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  🥭 Mango 🥭 (@Grim_Harbor) reported 15 minutes ago

  @TophatJackagain @VRChat I'm not sure people who complain about this realize these issues are usually because of the provider offering the services and not VRC. They can shove as much money at Amazon as they want, but it's not going to make AWS run better. These issues break more than just VRC, too.

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  SHAMUS✌️LaRockV0X (@pseudopsurfer) reported 17 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp She cannot Login! Hacker has changed all the info

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  John J (@JohnJ15574377) reported 17 minutes ago

  @RMexico11 Amazon and google apps both work on it, roku makes sticks like the fire stick. I have a few TCl's with the roku operating system. I have a 4k roku stick in the office hooked up to a vizio because it's operating system was too damn slow.

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  Grr👀ves 💚 (@grrooves) reported 20 minutes ago

  Come On @AmazonHelp @AmazonUK @amazon - this invite system IS NOT working in its current format. You have the power to make it better for real customers, collectors, players.

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  Doo Doo My Back Yard (@dandyhandy1) reported 23 minutes ago

  @MichaelEll80947 @ClintBowyer Thats a problem. Prime is a benny because wifie has to have her Amazon....you know. There is no room for other subscriptions like streaming sites. Over the air TV like FOX NBC are limited to only a very few races. A few years ago NBC had to switch with 3 laps to go for Ice skaten

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  E C Greaves - Author (@GreavesEc) reported 24 minutes ago

  @readingfromeden I agree with the principle that if you can't "own" it after you've paid for it, you should pirate it. But it's really that scumfuck companies like Amazon shaft the author and the reader. But if you pirate my **** cos you hate Bezos, at least flick me a review for my trouble!

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  Zac (@realZacRepinski) reported 28 minutes ago

  America is being cooked by convenience I’d recommend longing Amazon for the next 10 yrs because of it Forgot how insane the convenience infrastructure here is, I’ve been ordering a lot of Amazon because it’s so damn easy to get exactly what you want in literally 5 minutes at the best prices & speed Same day and next day delivery has been the norm for a while now. (Just compare that to Europe or LATAM for a second.) But I hadn’t seen this yet they’re now upselling 1-3 hour delivery windows Americans won’t say no to faster, dopamine and patience is already at all time low Would be very curious to see what the take rate % on this the rest of the year And this is no different than what every smart online business is doing. It’s just an optimized funnel Low-ticket offers, ecom, info products, they’re all testing the same plays. Upsells, faster delivery, premium tiers to increase take rate and profit per customer. When you hate on online business models, you’re hating on the same strategy Amazon just built a logistics empire around Long Amazon Also long the slow downfall of the American 🧠

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 30 minutes ago

  @tfa225 @amazon @tfa225 Hi there! Thanks for bringing this to our attention, and the screenshot provided. It appears that the estimated delivery date was not correctly updated across the item page. If you notice this issue while placing another order, then please do let us know, and we'll gladly take a closer look. -Damian

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  Arpit Aggarwal (@manageyourcode) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Bharata_India @InvestorOfJAMMU That's completely fine. As I said - my only issue is when there is no innovation and only vc money is burnt to kill off existing players. PayTM and Flipkart do that, Amazon doesn't.

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  AshfangVT (@AshfangVT) reported 32 minutes ago

  oh yea and i said more unfiltered stuff onstream about companys and stuff and never had a problem but i guess #amazon took the word of a drunk person a bit literally

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  CapitalSkeptic (@CapitalSkeptic) reported 35 minutes ago

  $AMZN — Three Businesses, One Re-Rating People price Amazon like a retailer. It hasn't been a retailer for years. You're actually buying three fundamentally different businesses bundled into one stock — and the market is giving you all three at a discount because it can't figure out how to value them together. That confusion is the opportunity. Start with AWS. 28% YoY growth, the fastest pace in 15 quarters. The AI workload cycle is just beginning — enterprise customers are ramping, migrations are restarting, and the backlog stands at over $200 billion. Andy Jassy said all new capacity sells out immediately. They're constrained by supply — energy and hardware — not demand. Trainium3 runs four times faster than prior chips. Bedrock, SageMaker, Nova. Amazon is building the full AI stack vertically, not renting it. When that supply constraint loosens, the revenue velocity is significant. Then there's the robotics story, which is criminally undervalued in the stock price. Amazon's warehouse robotics fleet crossed one million units across 300 facilities. Vulcan — their tactile robotic arm — is being rolled out across the fulfillment network. Every incremental robot is a permanent reduction in cost-to-serve. You build the infrastructure once, you monetize it forever. The thesis is clean: cost per package down, speed up, conversion up — structurally, not cyclically. That's not operational improvement, that's margin architecture. Retail margins have historically compressed under Amazon's reinvestment model. Robotics breaks that pattern. And advertising the business nobody talks about is quietly one of the highest-margin revenue streams on the planet. Purchase-intent data that no other ad platform has. Prime lock-in driving retention at scale. Advertising is growing in double digits on top of an already massive base. $200 billion in capex in 2026 spooked the market. The stock dropped. That's where you lean in. Amazon has done this before — built infrastructure everyone called irresponsible, then harvested it for a decade. AWS was once "a distraction." Project Kuiper adds another long-duration optionality leg. The margin expansion story across retail, cloud, and ads is structural and compounding. The capex is the moat being built in real time. I'm long $AMZN. This is a multi-year compounding machine at a temporary discount. NFA.

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  CATALOGLAB.STUDIO (@CATALOGLAB) reported 38 minutes ago

  Most brands spend $3K–$10K per product shoot. Then need 40+ assets per SKU: ads, email, landing pages, social, Amazon. And every shoot looks slightly different. The problem was never the photography. It was brand memory — keeping every shot unmistakably yours, at scale.

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  Leon Samuel Burton 🇺🇦 (@leonburton) reported 38 minutes ago

  @knowles204 @InWicc @patmcfaddenmp Yes habits have changed - but the way we tax hasn’t. That’s the problem. Tax needs to be reformed to support brick and mortar businesses. Not as simple as “Amazon” is to blame.

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  The mellifluous Magnolia Jones (@m_jones_1797) reported 39 minutes ago

  @doingalrighty I have no problem with Tony’s Chocolonley, but I won’t buy from Amazon if there is any alternative.

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  Ramji Gupta (@Ramjiguptaaa) reported 41 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Your link is not working tried multiple times ..If you wanted to resolve call back me at number given below. Else I am free to escalate

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  FatalBunny (@MandyMahem) reported 42 minutes ago

  @MagzThundercat @amazon @AmazonHelp Call during hours the US customer service is open, and if you hear a lot of broken English, hang up and call back. Don’t use the chat feature. You’re welcome.

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  boAt (@RockWithboAt) reported 43 minutes ago

  @nigam61205 To download the invoice, please refer to the provided steps. Amazon: Log in to Amazon - Go to your order - Click Invoice (drop-down) - Invoice 1 or Payslip 1 / Warranty.

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  Katherine (@Kate032155) reported 43 minutes ago

  My neighbor in his mid seventies was scammed (telephone) on Friday, May 23, 2026 at 3 PM. FRAUD NAME | The Multi-Tiered Impersonation Syndicate My neighbor recently got an Amazon credit card (may or may not be related). He now has a worrisome mountain of potential financial life savings loss mess. Coincidently 🤔, I got a YouTube video explaining the exact same scary scam in my YouTube feed yesterday, Here is an AI breakdown of the scam with the info comprised from the YouTube video. SOURCE | AI Fraud | | AI | | YouTube Video titled 10 Amazon SCAMS that are spreading fast right now (most people have no clue) #01 at the 22:35 minute mark titled | 01 The Multi Tiered Impersonation Syndicate. --- The Multi-Tiered Impersonation Syndicate is a psychological trap designed to cause severe panic. 🔺How the Scam Works Step-by-Step •The Initial Hook (The Bait): The scam begins with an automated call or a live person pretending to be from a major company like Amazon. They claim there is a large, suspicious charge on your account—such as an $800 television. •The Professional Setup: When the victim presses a number to cancel the order, a professional-sounding "customer service agent" answers. They confirm the victim's name and pretend to fix the problem, building trust. 🔺🔺🔺 The Sudden Escalation: The agent suddenly claims the problem is much bigger. They say hackers have used the victim's personal information to open fraudulent credit cards or commit crimes, and that the company can no longer handle it internally. 🔺🔺🔺The Fake Government Transfer: 📍The agent claims they are transferring the call directly to a federal agency, such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), or the FDIC. 📍The Legal Threat: A new person answers using an authoritative voice, a fake badge number, and aggressive legal jargon. They tell the victim their bank accounts are tied to illegal activity (like money laundering) and will be frozen immediately. 📍 The Direct Demand for Funds: The fake agent claims the only way to "save" the victim's money from being seized is to withdraw it immediately and put it into a "secure federal locker" or "safe account." They keep the victim on the phone the entire time, order them to take out cash, and instruct them to send it or photograph it as "proof." Once the money is sent, the line goes dead and the savings are gone. 🔺Is This Related to a Person's Amazon Account? 🔺 It Uses Amazon as a Mask: The scam uses the name of Amazon solely because millions of people have accounts there. It exploits the fear of an unauthorized retail charge to get the victim on the hook. 🔺No Actual Amazon Compromise is Needed: The scammers do not even need access to a real Amazon account to run this script. They rely entirely on telephone deception (🔺🔺often using "spoofing" technology to make the caller ID look legitimate). 🔺 How it Can Impact the Account: If a victim falls for the initial hook and hands over their login details or grants remote screen-sharing access during the call, the scammers will then log into the real Amazon account, change the passwords, and drain saved credit cards by purchasing expensive digital electronics or gift cards. 🔺Critical Realities to Share with Jesse 🔺No Inter-Agency Transfers: A private company like Amazon or Wells Fargo cannot transfer a phone call directly to a government agency or federal law enforcement. 🔺Government Officials Do Not Threaten via Phone: Legitimate federal agents or bank investigators will never demand that a citizen immediately withdraw cash, photograph money, or transfer funds to "safe" places over the phone. 🔺🔺🔺The Goal is Broken Critical Thinking: The entire multi-layered script is engineered to move a person from a minor retail annoyance to a massive legal crisis so quickly that they panic and stop thinking logically. --- END ---

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  Big Green Giant (@hawktastic_1) reported 51 minutes ago

  @notkosta5 @NoContextBrits Open windows on opposite ends of the house and blow a giant fan. It’ll cool it down, or invest in remote ac they got them on Amazon. Funnel the exhaust outside.

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  Alec (@TheOneGroupAI) reported 51 minutes ago

  Amazon is acquiring Globalstar to build a satellite network. Why this matters for AI: • Rural/offline areas get connectivity • Edge AI becomes truly everywhere • The 'always connected' assumption breaks down We're moving toward a world where AI works whether you're in a data center or in the middle of nowhere. Infrastructure enabling intelligence.

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  El_Mouze (@ItzaMouze) reported 51 minutes ago

  @ZealousSeraphim I had some delivery issues w/ Amazon and the RX-78-2 was going to be my first gunpla. B/c of that I picked up the SD Deathscythe, I love it, but it was a sticker hell and apparently that goes for the SD grade. Luckily I ordered the HG Gundam and for $10.

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  The Observer 🌊 (@LimitBreaker999) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Drodriguezwdsc @IOInteractive @007GameIOI I mean, games usually will be bought retail. I don't understand the problem. I'd understand if you you reclaim would bebthat is had to be exclusive with Amazon, but no retail.

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  Andrew Boyd (@1988coPhotos) reported 59 minutes ago

  @PAdesso @nascarcasm They’ve tried that. Have you seen how Fix treats nascar? Amazon has a 200 million subscriber base, btw

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  Don Meador (@DonnieMeador) reported 59 minutes ago

  @Bgordo92 @NASCAR @PrimeVideo Your service provide and your connection problem is not on Amazon. Great job Prime.