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 (46%)
• Errors (29%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bohain-en-Vermandois	Errors	2 days ago
Paris	Sign in	2 days ago
Owosso	Website Down	3 days ago
Washington	Website Down	3 days ago
Paris	Website Down	4 days ago
Reynosa	Website Down	4 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Carson (@WC_LFC_Torres) reported 1 second ago

  @PhantomGoal It’s not because he’s wealthy, it’s because with the Saudis it’s actual government officials getting involved, he isn’t a U.S. government official Even if you’re saying it’s for Amazon, he stepped down as CEO 5 years ago and does other stuff now Sportswashing isn’t just whenever a billionaire takes on a vanity project, otherwise pretty much every owner is a sportswashing project

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  AFRICA IS HOME GLOBAL (@AfricaisHOME2) reported 3 minutes ago

  GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen is weighing whether to walk away from the retailer’s $56 billion bid for eBay and instead pursue a partnership or joint venture, according to people familiar with the matter cited by Bloomberg. The proposed alternative would let eBay tap into GameStop’s roughly 1,600 US stores to grow in higher-margin categories like trading cards and collectibles, while GameStop would ask for board seats at eBay as part of the arrangement. Markets reacted modestly to the news, with GameStop up about 2 percent and eBay down 1.4 percent in premarket trading. The shift comes months after eBay rejected GameStop’s unsolicited offer in May, calling it neither credible nor attractive, and after analysts raised doubts about how a much smaller GameStop would finance a deal nearly six times its own market value. The original proposal was structured as roughly half cash and half stock and was backed by a $20 billion debt commitment from TD Securities, with Cohen pitching $2 billion in annual cost cuts within the first year. Both companies have been expanding in collectibles, but their models are fundamentally different. eBay runs an online marketplace that earns fees without holding inventory, while GameStop buys and resells physical goods through stores. Cohen has argued a combined company could build a stronger competitor to Amazon and even outlined ambitions to create a $1 trillion business around a digital marketplace for game items and authenticated collectibles. GameStop has not made a final decision and could still pursue other options, but for now the focus appears to be moving away from a full takeover toward using GameStop’s retail footprint to deepen collaboration with eBay. - World Business News.

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  Jayant Singh Shivach (@JayantSinghBJP) reported 10 minutes ago

  I’ve been looted by @amazonIN. I ordered FC 26 and received a used/non-functional disc that doesn’t even match what I ordered. The disc isn’t readable, and the product clearly appears used. I raised the issue on August 4, the very day I received it. After multiple queries, Amazon is now refusing a return or exchange. This is completely unacceptable. Order: 407-0183306-0541900 @AmazonHelp @amazon

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  Matthew Ridley (@Matthew4991) reported 10 minutes ago

  @OllieGlanvill Is it not an issue that Amazon has PL games for them to them own a PL club?

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  Matthew Seran (@Seraneiikas) reported 14 minutes ago

  @NYCMayor I worked in an Amazon warehouse once, setting up network cables for IP cameras. The treatment of employees is terrible, but the building was owned by one sub, managed by another sub, and hired via temp firms, and skirted minimum wage laws with those agencies. It was ugly

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  🔥🏴‍☠️CyberTechWolf🏴‍☠️🔥 (@CyberTechWolff) reported 15 minutes ago

  I wonder if BlackRock also isn't helping Facebook funding their lobbying for Age Verification. Remember that they're cutting down federally protected property that the @FBI needs to be investigating they can't Deforest the Amazon Rainforest it's illegal.

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  D.H.S. (@BlankAlwaysWins) reported 16 minutes ago

  @OdballsS Trouble I'm having is, she's being tied to Project Hail Mary, and a few other Movies or shows done for Amazon, Spider man Noir another one, He-Man. All part of some puff pieces time and again.

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  Virginia Mazzei (@Virginia1995099) reported 17 minutes ago

  @NYCMayor The component of the test regarding Amazon..the business does not happen without the last leg drivers. They are shirking their responsibilities to pay unemployment/SDI and charging the driver to pay for their own workman's comp. This is an issue across the state. Those employee

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  john slotkin (@john_slotkin) reported 19 minutes ago

  @RezaC1 @DickYoungsGhost Amazon should pull out of NYC (doubtful) . if these new rules are against their corporate policies. let’s not forget about five years ago. The city turned down an Amazon distribution center in Queens that would’ve employed 10 to 15,000 people that’s on AOC.

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  Deirdre Moore (@CaeJak) reported 22 minutes ago

  @JasonLavigneAB @amazon @AmazonKDP The bigger problem being that you’re still feeding the beast that is #Amazon It was a monster company that was out of control seven years ago.

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  Marc Barros (@marcbarros) reported 22 minutes ago

  @growthrapidly margins are dropping. as you move from 1st party to 3rd party you lose gross margins. their reference to amazon works because amazon found aws. without aws it's a terrible business. hims will need its aws equivalent if it's moving to a brand play re-selling 3rd party products. or they will need to start generating higher margin 1st party products that raise the margin profile.

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  Revolver Ocelot (@MajorOcelot45) reported 23 minutes ago

  @NYCMayor No problem. @Amazon increase the cost.

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  ColoradoMick (@ColoradoBucFan) reported 23 minutes ago

  I just had to order toothbrushes off Amazon because when I went to @Walgreens they were behind locked glass - toothbrushes Hey Walgreens, you can’t lock down your whole store behind glass and then employ 2, maybe 3, non-pharmacy employees in the entire store You might have the worst run retail experience in the history of retail

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  SkeeterBug RESISTS **** POTUS_USNavy ⚓ (@SpotBarked) reported 26 minutes ago

  Amazon refuses to show what I searched for:usually caused by an over-filtered sidebar, an active category lock, a glitched app cache, or sponsored ad crowding that pushes organic results down.

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  Zayne (@7ayne4) reported 27 minutes ago

  Zohran Mamdani is resolving problems I didn't even know existed. I did Not know Amazon had done all that

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  Joshua Betters (@crix75915) reported 27 minutes ago

  @benshapiro Everything she does is weird, from accent change, to walking around on stage like she is going to battle, coming from a women who shot down a multi million Amazon hub in her district which would have brought in millions of dollars for the citizens!! After that ridiculous move

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  Cosmik :( #TENOÍ (@Cosmik60) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Asbestosdealer1 from the vexingly atrocious fit to the specific hairstyle to the JUMPING UP AND DOWN LIKE A TODDLER AND SCREAMING, this utterly reeks of federal agent who's only exposure was like amazon basics

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  (🍉) cbr2011 (@qwertycbr2011) reported 31 minutes ago

  @NYCMayor i like this but this'll raise prices on the items on amazon, not because of amazon itself but for the seller Amazon passes down the fee onto sellers > sellers passes down the fee onto customers > customers pay higher prices

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  Harvard Grad (@CharlieDonahue4) reported 31 minutes ago

  @LucasGotit @TomHerrington19 @NYCMayor Teamsters supporting the Delivery Protection Act doesn’t make it good for New Yorkers. Unions exist to advance their members’ and organizing interests—not the broader public’s. In this case that means forcing Amazon into direct employment so the union can more easily organize, bargain, and extract higher wages/benefits from a single deep-pocketed employer. That goal can easily conflict with what most New Yorkers experience: higher delivery costs passed on to consumers, fewer total delivery jobs if DSPs close or Amazon shifts volume outside the city, slower or less flexible service, and the elimination of small-business contractors who currently employ thousands of drivers. Safety problems at last-mile facilities are real and deserve real fixes (enforcement, better vehicle standards, joint-employer liability where appropriate). Banning the entire subcontracting model is a much blunter, higher-cost instrument whose net effect on ordinary New Yorkers is far from proven.

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  warplarp (@warplarp) reported 33 minutes ago

  A $13,500 ROBOT IS FOLDING A T-SHIRT WITH BOTH HANDS. IT COSTS LESS THAN A USED HONDA CIVIC. Unitree's G1 at a Chinese trade show, folding a shirt crease by crease using LinkerBot dexterous hands with the same force feedback a surgeon's fingers use. Cloth folding has been an open problem in robotics for 20 years. Fabric changes shape mid-task. Most labs still can't crack it reliably. A $13,500 robot just did it at a booth. Unitree filed a $7 billion IPO this year. Japan Airlines is testing the G1 for baggage at Haneda. A North Carolina sheriff's office just bought one. The base model sells on Amazon for $17,990 with Prime shipping. $13,500. Folds laundry, handles luggage, works a beat. The Honda Civic on the lot costs more and does less.

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  Joel Valenzuela (@TheDesertLynx) reported 34 minutes ago

  @andrewfenton The problem is this strategy is literally outsourcing to competitors. Uber and Amazon had few peers and made themselves more universal not less.

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  Dave Stickland (@dave_stickland) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Sumohax0r Yep. I don't have an Amazon problem, I have a MER problem :)

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  Hero Investor (@heroinvstr) reported 41 minutes ago

  Why I don’t like $HIMS: • Growth quality has deteriorated. Q1 2026 revenue was only +4% YoY to $608M, while subscribers grew just 9% to ~2.6M. • That is a dramatic slowdown from the hypergrowth rates that originally justified HIMS’ premium valuation. • Profitability has moved backwards. Q1 adjusted EBITDA was only $44M, versus $91M a year earlier, while gross margin fell to roughly 65% from 73%. • The GLP-1 thesis carries major regulatory risk. The FDA specifically named Hims & Hers when announcing plans to restrict mass-marketed non-FDA-approved compounded GLP-1 drugs. • $HIMS has already had to change strategy. It stopped advertising compounded GLP-1s and shifted toward FDA-approved medications, substantially reducing the freedom it previously had to control the product and economics. Limited moat. • $HIMS has a strong consumer brand and distribution platform, but it doesn’t own most of the underlying drugs. For major categories such as GLP-1s, the real pharmaceutical IP belongs to companies such as Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly. • Customer acquisition is inherently expensive. HIMS relies heavily on digital marketing. The market is extremely competitive. Amazon, pharma manufacturers’ direct-to-consumer channels, traditional healthcare providers and other telehealth platforms can compete for many of the same customers. The biggest issue: The original HIMS thesis was essentially hypergrowth + huge margins + GLP-1 optionality + operating leverage. Right now, investors are instead seeing slower organic growth + margin pressure + regulatory uncertainty + heavy investment.

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  EdCollectz_ (@EdgarRuriarte) reported 42 minutes ago

  @NYCMayor People have a choose to pick how they work, who ever works using Amazon flex picked that, maybe fix your city, create more jobs and lower housing cost and taxes 🤔

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  DEFT - DSPs for Equitable and Fair Treatment (@DEFT_US) reported 46 minutes ago

  @tomri33le @NYCMayor That assumes DSP owners make a one-time investment under fixed terms. They don’t. Owners commit capital, hire teams, and build operations while Amazon can change rates and program requirements. The issue isn’t whether owners can walk away—it’s whether control, risk, and reward are fairly balanced.

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  ian (@IanThom26275947) reported 48 minutes ago

  @no_neva70 @DisrespectedThe It seems like the sandal mafia is driving down the rates to the toilet at least with regular Amazon dry vans. But then again them crashing and you not wearing sandals has to bump how much you can charge right?

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  Al Kamp (@TrophiesM) reported 49 minutes ago

  had an issue with @amazon delivering my packages to a different address than my address due to thier map system did not have my address. It had the same address at West (X) Street and not mine at E (X) Street. The company at West refuses the package but Amazon does not refund the money or replace the package because it showed delivered. NOT MY ADDRESS and Amazon returns the package to the shipper. NOT THE SHIPPER'S ISSUE EITHER. The address I gave is the CORRECT address but @amazon's system has the INCORRECT address on the driver gps map. Ai could not help me so I had to talk to a CR from another country who, in following the script, kept trying to tell me how she understood how I felt. She didn't understand and did not need to understand how I felt. She needed to just get the address system to recognize my address so I can get packages delivered to me and not across the highway. Stop with the touchy-feely appeasement and do the job that the customer is asking for. We'll see if they actually got it right when I order something again. Some companies are too well insulated from the customer.

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  Akash Jain (@AkashJa68713776) reported 55 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Have you tried to understand..what is the actually issue?...when there is a typo error in my email id...how can i get the assistant from specialist team via email

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  Para (@ParacelsusII) reported 55 minutes ago

  @grain99806254 i'm talking about ai art in east asia i don't really know about the ai books amazon problem but i'm sure people with the same ideology as me who follow those topics won't find too much to disagree with my overall point

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  Justtweeting (@Justtweetsboo) reported 57 minutes ago

  @JJeffrey100 @HQNewsNow The problem isnt hiring them. The issue is avoiding to protect them while they deliver the packages. Because they are subcontractors, Amazon avoid accountability. And that should not be the case.