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 (45%)
• Errors (31%)
• Sign in (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Natal	Errors	6 hours ago
Gourdon	Website Down	16 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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  Lost Soul (@LostSoul1056) reported 5 minutes ago

  @letscinema Amazon in trouble to get sued 🤧🤧

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  Larry Diffey (@GrizzledTexan) reported 7 minutes ago

  @NJBeisner The broken tail light is pretty easy to fix yourself. Buy a new one from Amazon and watch a YouTube video on how to change it.

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  Jack Metalle (@Jacktalksmeta) reported 7 minutes ago

  Incentivized reviews broke the old detection model. The first generation of fake reviews was easy to spot. Same-day review bursts, generic text, unverified purchases. The current generation is different. Real humans write them. They buy through verified-purchase accounts. The language is natural because a real person wrote it. The purchase is verified because a real purchase happened. Text-pattern detection was designed for the first generation. It catches the lazy fakes. It misses the funded ones. That is why Fakespot and ReviewMeta aged out. Not because they were bad tools. Because the problem they were built to detect evolved past their approach. The structural fix is not a better text filter. It is comparing what one network says to what other networks say. An incentivized reviewer on Amazon is unlikely to also post on Reddit, comment on YouTube, and write in a forum. Cross-network agreement is harder to manufacture than a single verified purchase.

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  Lyman Stone 石來民 🦬🦬🦬 (@lymanstoneky) reported 12 minutes ago

  the day is coming when Amazon will ask you, "do you want your Ring footage to automatically backup on this server, and allow it to be part of our video search database? if you say yes, we'll knock $5 off your prime subscription cost"

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  Rav S (@RavS05667884) reported 12 minutes ago

  @XRPspider Amazon loosing it . Have similar issues, walmart++ better

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 18 minutes ago

  @TheCaptainQT Hello! We're sorry to hear you're having an issue with your order, and we'd like to look into this with you. Please let us know which Amazon Marketplace your account is associated with (.com, .uk, .fr, etc.) so we may better assist. We encourage not posting personally identifiable information, such as your phone number, email address, order history, etc. for security reasons. -Margret

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  iAbhijeet Gitte (@abhi_gitte1212) reported 23 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Today is 20 Aug. My issue still not resolved

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  CG (@CG_BebesKid) reported 25 minutes ago

  @stanman42069 1000%. Every big movie the last few years dies down. It's literally because they're coming out against even worse movies. Amazon is doing Heat 2. It'll make $700 million & be the talk of the town, so they'll turn it in to a franchise.

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  AmzWithMe (@AmzWithMe) reported 26 minutes ago

  @SteveFrenchAMZ Let Amazon talk me into selling my listings in Canada. Very quickly, i got hit with listing issues because my grocery products were not in French. Within 3 months, they closed my Canada store for non compliance. Amazon screwed it up and I took the heat. No thank you.

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  Pedro Santana 🎮💚 (@j2p0p0s9) reported 27 minutes ago

  @MaroonKennedy @insomniacgames Sony must shut down and Playstation transfered to Amazon or anyone more competent and less woke.

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  Kewgardens (@kewgardens1) reported 28 minutes ago

  @cremieuxrecueil If telling people the truth doesn’t move the needle, companies like Amazon should just say they are building a distribution center — and not reveal that the distribution center will be housing a data center. Problem solved.

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  s.k.gaming_official (@SKGAMINGOffici4) reported 29 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I'm waiting from Monday! Your delivery partner came and saying it's a glitch from your side please eait for a day we will deliver your order now its 48 hours I'm waiting for my product! And not even giving a particular response by your side delivery isn't responding and ran away

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  Evan Stewart (@e_v_a_n_stewart) reported 32 minutes ago

  @XRPspider You saw a price, it was acceptable, all terms were met. What’s the problem? This is America. Amazon sells EASY. It was easier than price matching and leaving your house which is why you bought it. Just bc a seller arbitraged your need for easy doesn’t make Amazon wrong

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  . (@producedbyloey) reported 34 minutes ago

  So I took a 3rd job because I have an issue spending money. It's at amazon and only 4 hour shifts. It's only my second week and I'm already struggling to go. I keep telling myself just like complete 3 more weeks. So I can pay off my affirm payments but im so tired

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  Little Ant (@BigAnthony46) reported 35 minutes ago

  Typical Day,She says the airfryer doesn't work,Can I order a new one on your Amazon. Sure no problem. Go to put the new one in,The old one didn't work because it was unplugged.💨💨💨💨💨

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  Wsleysnipes (@wsleysnipes) reported 36 minutes ago

  @agathaismyfrie1 No honestly the biggest problem is it’s an Amazon prime original lmao nothing on there is real. The boys and invincible, for all the memes they generate, have not provide launching pads for anyone either

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  Joe (@Publius35818007) reported 39 minutes ago

  @MsMlynn @MaryBowdenMD Give this a try: stop eating or drinking any dairy products for 2 weeks. (Milk, yogurt, ice cream, cheese). Take a natural product called Sinupret, available on Amazon. Guaranteed fix. Let me know how it works.

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  Xiao **** (@xiaowang1984) reported 42 minutes ago

  @KadeB_ I think it might Amazon has a 7GW datacenter that's BTM so id imagine they would want to lock down the gas contract and not get it spot?

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  Friendly Neighborhood Art Crone (@ughihate_x) reported 43 minutes ago

  I've never shopped for something harder than I am for a pregnancy pillow to support my broken body. My Amazon algorithm will be ****** forever. No, I don't need prenatal vitamins.

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  diegorust48 (@diegorust48) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Bad_Banner can we be friends Alex? i will wear my amazon black button down directly from the amazon package for you.

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  Johnny N. (@Sole_Republican) reported 46 minutes ago

  This year we’ll be passing 10 million in total sales within 5 years. Never at any time in the business have I been able to answer where exactly my money is. Especially if your business sells physical goods a lot of people can relate, your money is everywhere. Between what Amazon holds, your bank, your warehouse, your supplier…. There’s never been a centralized system that gave businesses the tools they needed to answer the one question that actually matters. Is more money really coming in than going out? The P&L says you’re profitable but the bank doesn’t feel the same. Welcome to the AI age never has it been possible to centralize your business like this. Every hour on the dot I get a report sent to me: did more money leave my business than came in, and if so, why. Where all my money is specifically. If you’re having the same issue, then centralize your business.

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  Enjoyingtheviews (@LuisMor86286611) reported 48 minutes ago

  @XRPspider Gonna file this one under the folder of "Things that never happened"! You went to Sam's. You paid for the Crest, then tried to make Amazon look bad. If that's the issue, cancel your membership with Prime and go shopping yourself. There, problem solved.

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  Langston Wertz Jr. (@langstonwertzjr) reported 48 minutes ago

  About this independent media thing, a few thoughts: 1. I think the schools, and the associations, are smart to try to get a handle on this. We had nearly 200 photographers at a state final in Winston a couple years back. It was not a safe environment, and many of the new independent media people are not aware of protocols and end up being places they should not. 2. I see some areas charging up to $500 to independent media to get media passes. It's an easy way to vet, perhaps, and also possibly a money maker for schools. But I'm not sure that's the right way. Many markets are going to a 6 person minimum for independent media, with individual schools apparently vetting the lists. 3. I spoke with a state official today who believes that only independent media who are recognized by the N.C. Press Association be given clearance and that an age limit should be enforced. That would be a good step. I just don't think grabbing a camera off Amazon and walking up to the gate is the way. 4. I've heard lots of ideas, but I'd like to see a panel of administrators and NCHSAA reps convene and include 1-2 of the more seasoned independent media people and try to come up with fair ways to handle this. Hear from all sides. The bottom line is, in just about every other area of sports, college and pro, you won't find this issue. Independent media people are generally not given access. In high school it's almost become expected, and often abused. It needs a real solution.

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  Dominique (@0xDominiqq) reported 52 minutes ago

  You're driving 65 in a 65 zone. A cop parks 30 feet off the road. His radar pings you at 50 feet away, closing at 80 feet per second. He pulls you over. Are you speeding? Almost everyone gets this wrong. The cop is bluffing. And a first-year MIT calculus lecture proves why. The trap is this. His radar measures how fast the DISTANCE between you and him is shrinking. Not how fast you're actually driving down the road. Those are two different numbers. Draw the triangle. He's 30 feet off the road. You're 50 feet away. Distance you're closing: 80 feet per second along the radar line. But that line points partly SIDEWAYS at him, not straight down the road. Your real speed is the sideways part. Work the geometry. It comes out to 100 feet per second. About 68 mph. You're speeding. Barely. The point isn't the ticket. The point is the trick that snapped most people. The number the cop measures is not the number you feel. Two speeds are moving at once. Miss the geometry, miss the real answer. The MIT professor who teaches this lecture calls it "related rates." A boring name for one of the most useful ideas in math. He hides another one in the same lecture. Take any amount of cardboard. Build the box that holds the most stuff. Turns out the answer is a 2:1 box. Twice as long as it is wide. That single ratio quietly runs every shipping container, every warehouse, every Amazon parcel in your closet. And then his deepest move. Most word problems can be solved without ever plugging in numbers. Just find the ratio. The ratio survives every change in scale. The number doesn't. That's the real lesson buried inside a first-year lecture. Numbers lie about scale. Ratios don't. If you want to understand how something works, stop asking how big it is. Ask what proportion it lives at.

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  Tradetalks_Bolly (@TradeTalksBolly) reported 52 minutes ago

  BREAKING: Amazon Prime Video accidentally uploaded the full movie #Mutiny starring #JasonStatham even before its theatrical release which is scheduled for this Friday. The movie was briefly available online before being taken down by the team. @PrimeVideo

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  shekhar (@shekharsuman182) reported 53 minutes ago

  @AmazonIN @AmazonHelp Defective S25 Ultra picked up on 17th Aug after 2 failed attempts. ​Still NO refund processed. Bank EMI 45-day cancellation deadline is in 48 hours (22 Aug). @amazonIN's delay is risking bank interest & penalties. Intervene & issue the refund immediately!

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  Danielle Smith is an international embarrassment (@autocrosser) reported 53 minutes ago

  @XRPspider You paid $28 for the convenience of delivery, knowing the retail price was $8. Amazon isn't the problem here. Moronic consumers are the problem.

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  Jon Rogers (@jonrogers90) reported 54 minutes ago

  @XRPspider This is market capitalism at its purest form. Amazon advertised a price, you willingly paid that price without researching cheaper alternatives, and they provided the product as promised. Getting upset at the retail rice after the fact is a you problem

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  Audit The Herd (@AuditTheHerd) reported 55 minutes ago

  $TEM is an actual unicorn and it is the one position where my normal valuation process completely falls apart. With any of my other positions I do a typical DCF just to get a baseline for where fair value is. It is routine. It keeps me disciplined. I have tried to do that with Tempus. You could put in twenty five to thirty percent growth with twenty to twenty five percent free cash flow margins in year ten and you will get a number that looks sensible. But that number does not accurately represent what Tempus is actually doing. I have been one of the few people to continuously talk about it while virtually every retail holder has gotten shaken out. I understand why. The price action has been brutal and when a stock moves like that people assume the business must be broken. The price will fluctuate, that is what high growth stories do, but the business itself has only improved. There is more data flowing in, more health systems connected, more pharma partners building on top of it. The thesis is stronger today than it was months ago. Most investors will miss it because they are trying to value it with the old framework especially given the lack of current profitability that will inevitably flip. It is a unique company, similar to how Amazon started selling books initially. If you valued Amazon on book sales you missed the entire story. The books were just the entry point to build the infrastructure that would run everything after. I had to learn to value it differently, similar to how you could not value Tesla initially on just earnings per car. If you looked at Tesla through the lens of a traditional automaker you could never make the math work. You had to value it as a learning system that got better and more valuable with every car it put on the road. Tempus is the same. The test is not the business. The test is how it acquires the data. The business is the intelligence layer that is being built on top of that data that becomes more indispensable every single day. You cannot capture that with a simple growth rate.

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  Shook Nate (@natethirtyeight) reported 1 hour ago

  @TankaBadanka @minty_hawk So happy hours are greedy companies squeezing consumers? This is exactly the problem with all lefty thinking: it’s through a narrow lens. Seattle lefties‘ obsession with Amazon has hurt small businesses throughout the city.