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 (47%)
• Website Down (33%)
• Sign in (19%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Atlanta	Errors	2 hours ago
Seattle	Website Down	1 day ago
Dartmouth	Website Down	1 day ago
Brisbane	Website Down	2 days ago
Chandler	Errors	2 days ago
Phoenix	Errors	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Scott Lilly 🇺🇸 (@ScottLilly) reported 2 minutes ago

  @end3of6days9 I recently cancelled my Amazon Prime too. Same problems: slow/late deliveries, lots of low-quality junk, etc. I have better use for that $139/year.

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  Ryan Kambell (@akambell) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Flipkart I rather should have ordered from Amazon and the product want 3k less their. How disgracefully you are conducting business with lower staff and out reaching to pan India. Company like you must be brought down and effective alternates must be chosen by India.

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  Lucilia (@LucilyaUwu) reported 4 minutes ago

  @nyaraVT I duno what they think HRT is like, but I can just buy it of like amazon with out any issues

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  Jay Long (@JayLongWrites) reported 7 minutes ago

  @RobertFael Again, it really comes down to perspective. If an author promotes their book through any links outside of Amazon, those sales should create the $100 threshold. Which means the $12 fee never even comes into play. Worst case, they’re only out $12 for the year. Best case, they reinvest a little time into promotion and the title starts earning consistently. If a book isn’t generating $100 in royalties over twelve months, it’s probably been sitting there mostly unattended, kind of like a placeholder rather than an active title. Otherwise, if there’s no real intent to promote or market the title, than what value is there keeping it listed?

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  cassie (@cassie1620194) reported 9 minutes ago

  Amazon sellers don’t feel image pain at 1 SKU. They feel it at 20+. Because every new color, size, bundle, or variation quietly multiplies the image workload. The problem is not: “Can we make one good image?” The problem is: “Can we repeat the same visual standard across the catalog?”

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  Scott - Amazon FBA (@ScottAMZ0) reported 9 minutes ago

  @GavinSweeneyy Does sellersnap API pull the correct inventory data for you? Have been trying to build a custom replen tool but sellersnap API never seems to count units stuck in transfer as either available or inbound And yes amazon API is a headache to try get connected, have spent hours today and always gives the same error code no matter what

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  MarksHolyGrail (@Marksholygrail) reported 12 minutes ago

  @wilnerhotline This is happening on several post-season weekends going forward by NFL. Amazon just agreed to a prime time game on SAT Jan 2nd This is where it hurts CFB the most. Having ESPN as its sole TV Network partner(boss) now that they are in bed with NFL Network. CFB playoff games will be mandated to be scheduled around NFL premium windows as it has for the duration of these CFP 12 years. Just going to get worse. You have noticed the 24T playoff advocates haven’t explained when & how they will play 8 games on the 1st 2 rounds/weekends ? And how they keep hiding the real reason they want to get rid of CCGs is to use that 1st 2 weekends for the TV availability before they get to the same old 3rd weekend (where NFL has Sat games) Reason - ESPN has to wait for the NFL to get as much $ as they can in this renegotiation before they let CFP agree to the dates of their games in the future. Always been this way It’s just a big scam by ESPN/NFL to keep CFB as its minor league & maintain the best TV windows for the NFL It is sad that you CFB reporters aren’t doing a better job of investigating & reporting on this. So obvious yet so little attention to criticizing or getting facts together to expose it. ESPN isn’t stupid. They hired they’re biggest critic Dan Wetzel author of Death to the BCS away from Yahoo - just to make sure he wouldn’t be a problem as they PE/Corporatized CFB. Smart move It’s like the MLB steroids scandal. All the beat reporters just watched it happen in front of them & waited until they were embarrassed by BALCO & Canseco’s book & the Mitchell report before the beat writers admitted they noticed finally. Many of us fans already knew about steroids just by watching the players’ performances and their physical body changes. And players & reporters said “steroids weren’t illegal yet when they took them”. Wrong they were banned by Fay Vincent in 1991. Reporters just didn’t want to admit they were really PR machines - not reporters. Is that what CFB sports reporting is turning into too ? Just looking the other way while CFP just keeps making sure CFB plays second fiddle to NFL in everything? It’s just sad

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  KIRAN (@KiranMortha) reported 14 minutes ago

  @amazon @AmazonHelp @amazonIN owing to your terrible customer service I am reaching out here. Since October 2025, EVERY order was delayed, even returned without my knowledge. Ur service only apologises and does NOTHING. And I am your PRIME MEMBER from 2016, but not anymore.

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  Elijah VFG (@theElijahVFG) reported 15 minutes ago

  Telling entry-level engineers to "learn AI" is lazy advice. Here's what I'm actually doing as an SDE at Amazon to stay relevant: Read the fundamentals. Not the AI hype. I'm working through Designing Data-Intensive Applications and AI Engineering right now. These books predate the current panic. They'll outlast it too. Learn to manage AI, not compete with it. I use an agentic IDE every day. The skill isn't writing more code. It's knowing when the code the AI wrote is wrong, messy, or going to create problems three sprints from now. That instinct comes from understanding systems, not prompting better. Hold the context. AI doesn't know your codebase. It doesn't know your business logic. It doesn't know why that one service was built that way two years ago. The engineer who carries that context and feeds it to the model at the right time is worth 10 engineers who just type fast. Develop judgment. Two tradeoffs collide. Which way do you go? AI can list pros and cons all day. It can't make the call. That's still you. The field isn't dying. It's just moving up one layer of abstraction. The question is whether you'll meet it there — or keep racing a machine at the thing it does best.

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  Daniel Moore (@dizlexic) reported 16 minutes ago

  @piq9117 I bought a textbook off Amazon that was a straight ChatGPT convo down to the ascii diagrams.

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  team (@MTeam44785) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AllisonPearson High street problem in Amazon etc if you believe differently you are living in a bubble

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  Arun Prakash Singh (@ErArunSinghaps) reported 24 minutes ago

  Bought Acer 40” TV from Amazon (Order ID: 405-2230200-6411565). TV stopped working within months. Engineer visited but issue not resolved. Part unavailable for 4-5 months. Need immediate replacement or refund. @AmazonHelp @Acer_India @amazonIN

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  cassie (@cassie1620194) reported 25 minutes ago

  For Amazon sellers, the most dangerous part of AI product images is not that they look “bad.” It is that they can look too good — but not true. The shape changes. The color shifts. The material looks wrong. The size feels misleading. Extra accessories get added by AI. Different variations no longer follow the same visual structure. That kind of image may improve clicks in the short term. But over time, it can create returns, bad reviews, customer complaints, and compliance risk. So the real capability Amazon sellers need from AI image tools is not just generation. It is control. That is the problem BeePOP AI is built to solve. BeePOP helps sellers turn product images into Amazon-ready visual assets while keeping the product accurate, consistent, and structured across SKUs and variations. Not random pretty images. A controlled visual workflow for listings. comment is “beepop” must follow， send you link

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  Niaw Apaeh (@niawapaeh) reported 29 minutes ago

  @aiposted Amazon really said hold my server

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  civic sense (@civicsense1221) reported 36 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp What's best about it? Hold someone's money for 11 days? Mr @JeffBezos you have a huge problem at your doorstep.

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  Sentini (@MarkSentini) reported 37 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp This is the problem. You refused to help my client, and then you refused to help me, help him.

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  Naman (@UserStoic69) reported 37 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp The link is not working . Please chat in DM

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  A (@AJK00001) reported 38 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @jagograhakjago @aajtak I am sorry that you had to face this but this issue is out of my area of expertise I need to transfer this chat to our expert team, as they will be able to assist you better.Let me go ahead and transfer your chat...this keeps going worst CS.

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  anthrobotic_rethink (@robotic_rethink) reported 42 minutes ago

  @JasonBassler1 Imagining my next Amazon Prime Air drone delivery… it scans my roof & yard on the way down😳 and suddenly I’m hit with targeted ads for new shingles, gutter guards, and that patio furniture set I didn’t know I needed.

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  Club ***** (@TheClubVixen) reported 43 minutes ago

  @ScratchyDerose Make it digital on amazon or ill never buy it. Piracy is mostly not even a money issue here but a distribution one.

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  Spot (@VulcanoScott) reported 44 minutes ago

  @CamilleLean1 @Cobratate I’m talking state schilling out taxpayers money. 2 billion dollars a year. Instead of dolling it out to NGO’s and nonprofit just use state land and public lands to build one bedroom homes like the ones on Amazon for 3000$ and they can fix it in one year.

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  Paras Gupta (@parasnunu) reported 46 minutes ago

  Received expired milk,contacted support,was told refund cant be processed due to “system glitch” asked to try in 24 hours. After that, was told the refund was initiated, still. Now I am being asked to explain the same issue again. Again told refund initiated @AmazonHelp

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  Nikhil P (@NikhilP_Trilok) reported 49 minutes ago

  @airtelindia badey besharam hain airtel waley!! Having a tower just 2 houses away, despite of that network extremely slow, esp on Amazon app. Asli harami toh tum ho!! #Airtel

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  Sachiin (@scenicsachiin) reported 49 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp resolved my issue asap already returned pick-up done by delhivery person on 23 april 2026

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  Shashannk Joshy (@ShashannkJoshy) reported 50 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp There’s no help is being provided by the team. What should I do.? You guys have not been able to sort just a UPI registration related issue.

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  Richelle Lobo (@LoboRichelle) reported 52 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Again the same issue unable to open chat . Fed up with your services. It’s so difficult to reach you’ll. Can anyone help me

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  Orbit Packed (@ItsOrbitPacked) reported 53 minutes ago

  @tslaming People see China sales down and stop reading. Meanwhile Tesla quietly shipped 53,522 vehicles out of Shanghai like it’s running an EV version of Amazon Prime.

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  Volf and KiaraVT (Soon to be Vtuber) (@Volf_KiaraVT) reported 55 minutes ago

  @NxCozy @Rbiiluvv Hmmmmm put them into a box floating down the spider infested Amazon rainforest river

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  Alec (@TheOneGroupAI) reported 55 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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  Callum O’Connor (@CallumO_Connor) reported 56 minutes ago

  Bottom Line: Don’t let building a fancy website slow you down. Borrow someone else’s infrastructure (Amazon) while you own the brand and community. The future of fizzy drinks isn’t a checkout page - it’s a community. 🥤