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 (49%)
• Errors (27%)
• Sign in (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Website Down	8 hours ago
Volta Redonda	Sign in	14 hours ago
Libreville	Website Down	16 hours ago
Warner Robins	Errors	1 day ago
Flers	Sign in	1 day ago
Owego	Errors	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Steve Culy, MAGA Irregular 🇺🇸 (@charcware) reported 4 minutes ago

  @kassieK222 I tried the in-store pickup option from Walmart a few times. The experience was terrible. Almost as though Walmart was trying to discourage people from using it. Amazon put a LOT of work into logistics. Especially optimizing packaging. It would have been tough to beat.

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  Vaibhav (@vaibhavintech) reported 6 minutes ago

  Interview #127 | Amazon ne diya Prime Rejection. 📦❌ I completely bombed my Amazon SDE-2 interview. And surprisingly, it wasn't because of DSA or System Design. It all came down to one sentence the recruiter told me after my rejection. "You're not a storyteller." Keep reading to find out what happened... 👇

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  Joe (@Joe_gghh) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Dmitry924456551 Whats the problem? Just order at Amazon.

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  Autistic Writer (@AutisticWrite) reported 10 minutes ago

  @CopeAndSeetheYT Glad to see it back up. Looks like most of us were right that it was the "Official" part that Amazon had a problem with.

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  Trystan (@lurkingtrys) reported 13 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Canada. I’m speaking with your support team but they refuse to offer a refund for this very evidently broken product. I’ve explained I do not want a replacement and would simply like to use these funds on a more reliable device.

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  Alex Robison (@TeamPro1) reported 14 minutes ago

  @JohnWKowal1 Naw!!! That’s a terrible idea…plus let’s be honest bud you still shopping at Costco and getting Amazon deliveries daily…can tell from your picture you are a hypocrite

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  ❌Firewolf❌ (@timaugust5) reported 15 minutes ago

  @RossyPrime @AOC you blew off 25k jobs with Amazon!! As usual you failed to explain how the economy has failed and how you’d fix it… you can’t because you are retarded

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  🦀 Josh Seefried (@JoshSeefried) reported 17 minutes ago

  This much surveillance on one rural block and somehow my Amazon packages still get stolen, CVS is all behind cages and cars broken into at metro garages….. These cameras aren’t about stopping crime. It’s to tax you more money with fines! (And most the money just goes to contractor, state doesn’t benefit from these). Maryland deserves better

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  Blocked0912 (@blocked0912) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Texas_jeep__guy Or you spend $15 on a bluetooth OBD2 scanner on Amazon, scan it and click on the issue and it displays the definitions. Simple.

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  Prof G Markets (@ProfGMarkets) reported 19 minutes ago

  Betting against AI might actually work. @profgalloway on the new 60/40 strategy: Scott: "Of the big tech companies we talk about, who's the least concentrated or dependent upon AI?" Ed: "Apple?" Scott: "That's exactly right. Apple stock, one-year performance, it's up 60%. Year-to-date, it's up 23%. All the other guys, my pick, Amazon, still related to AI, but mostly diversified, it's up 13% this year. And then look at the guys who are ground zero for it, Microsoft's down. So if I could go long a basket of stocks, it would be GLP-1. And if I could go short a basket, it's AI.

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  Sarpa Agrippina (@NicholasSoames) reported 19 minutes ago

  crazy *** jyestha once tried busting the door down with her whole body as a PUPPY the size of a football to protect us from the amazon delivery driver 😭

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  RICH UNIVERSE (@RichUniverse_) reported 20 minutes ago

  @philip_mantle “I have of course got me copy of my new book 'UFO REFLECTIONS'” It is out now on Amazon in paperback, hardback, kindle & audiobook. Order your copy now. For someone who wrote a book point out the grammatical error here… Ugh 😑

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  Léo (@LeoKharon) reported 24 minutes ago

  Robotics essentials: FORM FACTOR Two legs is the least efficient way to move a robot, and almost every humanoid company picked it anyway. The design space runs from a bolted-down arm, to an arm on a wheeled base, to a quadruped, to a human torso on wheels, to a full biped. Efficiency falls off a cliff as you go right. The cleanest measurement is a robot that can do both: ETH's ANYmal, given wheels, drives at a cost of transport of 0.1, which is 83% cheaper than the same machine trotting on the same floor. It also more than doubles its top speed. Wheels don't fall over, need fewer motors, and cost less to build. And the floor the humanoids are aiming at is the one the world went out of its way to make flat. Warehouse slabs are poured to a flatness spec; the robots already in them treat a 5 mm lip as a hazard. Amazon runs over a million robots, not one of them has legs. Boston Dynamics built a wheels-on-legs machine, Handle, then killed it and shipped Stretch, an arm on a wheeled box -> imagine doing warehouse work wearing rollerblades. Legs earn their cost somewhere else. Only 3.5% of American homes have a zero-step entrance, single-floor living and doorways wide enough to roll through. The warehouse is a wheeled world. The house is not, and never will be retrofitted. So the honest scoreboard for 2025: about 13,000 humanoids shipped worldwide, most of them to research labs, against a million wheeled machines inside Amazon alone. Even Agility's Digit, the one biped doing paid work, has bird legs, not human ones. The bipeds are winning the funding round while the wheels are winning the factory floor.

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  Lawrence (@Crypto_gennie) reported 28 minutes ago

  The problem isn't a lack of interest. People already use these products every day. They work on Windows, carry iPhones, search on Google, and shop on Amazon. The real challenge is access. For many people, the journey from "I want to invest" to actually owning an asset is filled with friction.

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  Shohan (@Shohan_Tech_AI) reported 28 minutes ago

  If this changes how you use Netflix, one ask. Repost the first post so the next person scrolling for 25 minutes every night on factory settings sees this before they waste another $276/year watching in 480p. Follow @Shohan_Tech_AI i break down the hidden settings, buried features, and default configurations that companies ship hoping you never change them. Next thread: the 11 Kindle features Amazon buries behind Settings the $840/year reading playbook hiding on your nightstand.

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  DocNukem (@KarsaOolong) reported 29 minutes ago

  @2WeeditOut Should have pushed Amazon to get that in the first place. Or tried for another story from the material they did get. But that's besides the point la. The actual show has structural issues, ignoring all the lore discrepancies. Athaan rage quit pannitan

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  Pamela J. Hobart (@amelapay) reported 34 minutes ago

  @PrinceVogel I get virtually everything delivered - multiple grocery orders per week, no in-store shopping, all Amazon etc. I've had a housecleaner on and off but find it disruptive to working from home/kids home from school and paused for the summer (money not an issue) Some elements of home stuff are hard to outsource (dishes, 2 loads per day at minimum), laundry. But these are the very least of my burdens. Like I don't really fold the kids clothes at all and it doesn't matter

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 35 minutes ago

  @programmin7813 Kindly copy the link provided earlier > paste it on a 'web browser' > login to your Amazon account > connect with our team via chat. -Sindu

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  GroupGuardian (@groupguard305) reported 37 minutes ago

  Dealing with a porch pirate issue, I've discovered that @amazon Artificial Intelligence is actually Artificial Retardation.

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  Yeti - (@Yetee_) reported 39 minutes ago

  @openshipio I think the real issue is like why even go through that process when Amazon SES is literally 10 cents per 1000 emails or less lol

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  Bindu Nair Nambiar🇮🇳 (@bin99) reported 42 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Well you haven't. The onus of resolving and closing the issue is on you . It's unfair to expect me to follow up . Anyways ur call

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  Yarek69 Yarek69 (@yarek69yarek) reported 42 minutes ago

  @ViralVideos Problem is that u may set rob/ shot/ killed over Amazon money

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  Sassy Kassy (@SassyKassy1963) reported 43 minutes ago

  @RebeccaTucker85 Same here. I've had a lot of trouble with Amazon lately. A lot.

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  ♧²M⁰C²C⁶♧ (@MDot_Cartier) reported 44 minutes ago

  @maybedanielleee Amazon controls -scheduling -which vans can be used or not -which drivers work or not -who gets hired -suspensions -pulling drivers for violations -right down to the amount of stops, order of stops, and the time given to complete routes Amazon is a rico case waiting to happen.

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  El Caganer (@BrassicEyeRedux) reported 46 minutes ago

  Ordering replacement items from Amazon and shoving the broken **** in the return box remains a winning strategy.

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  You Too (@SOG1776) reported 48 minutes ago

  @fandom_david Oh please, the "it was warmer before the ice age, so chill" routine? Earth’s had hothouse phases with tropical vibes in weird places—thanks, plate tectonics and natural CO₂ burps over millions of years. We’re not debating ancient geology. We’re noting thermometers, satellites, and ice cores showing ~1.5°C of rapid warming in ~150 years, mostly from us digging up and burning fossil carbon at unprecedented speed. Past warm spells didn’t feature Greenland shedding ice at current rates, oceans acidifying this fast, or fire seasons lengthening while fuel builds from poor management.South America’s ancient forests? Lovely. Today’s Amazon faces combined rapid deforestation plus climate-driven drying that makes escaped agricultural fires worse. Prehistoric warmth didn’t involve 8 billion people and industrial emissions shifting weather extremes in decades.The evidence for current anthropogenic change isn’t missing—it’s in the data, not Cretaceous postcards. Snazzy deflection, though. Explain isotopic carbon signatures Explore Milankovitch cycles impact Tone down the sarcasm Expert

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  shellthestig (@shellthestig) reported 51 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Need to speak to someone in UK about a constant picking issue in your warehouse. Customer services on telephone are useless and can’t /won’t help

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  Monday-Monday (@MondayMonday_2_) reported 53 minutes ago

  @iAnonPatriot Stop using phones, computers, shopping carts, Amazon, and another hundred things you can’t use anymore! Black man tears down and doesn’t build up

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  It Happens (@NeedsSaidoften) reported 57 minutes ago

  Hey @amazon, walk me through how your reps, who can't understand an issue, can hang up on you, not answer questions, and intentionally give the wrong phone number when help is requested are your new standard

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  TheGreenHoodLegend (@CannaMuffinMan) reported 59 minutes ago

  @mrscary36 @ExplodinBeef @rodimus_j Yea, I dont see Vinyls and 8-tracks at Walmart, B.A.M., Best Buy, and barely find them on Amazon. So the fact that people still have them is cool and all, but does Eminem or TayTay have a vinyl? How about LL Cool J? That and you don't hear about "platinum vinyls sales" anymore either. Here is the other issue with the physical debate, everybody is worried about those disks/carts from yesteryear. What happens when the consoles for those stop working and NOBODY has replacement parts for them any longer? All those physical copies become worthless because those with working consoles are not going to want 4,382 copies of the same game. Further meaning we need EULA and DRM reform so those games can be preserved DIGITALLY since those old systems WILL fail eventually without viable replacements. Yes, will tech's start coming out the wood works to "try" to keep them running, sure, and a great market, if you want to pay $7000 to get your PS2 motherboard rebuilt.