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	1 day ago
Paris	Sign in	2 days ago
Owosso	Website Down	3 days ago
Washington	Website Down	3 days ago
Paris	Website Down	3 days ago
Reynosa	Website Down	3 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Wobbliestbear (@wobbliestbear) reported 44 seconds ago

  @ImaniKushan What's yours? We didn't have tums here but I think Amazon has them now. I've had stomach issues since I was a kid. So it was either aniseed or peppermint flavoured gaviscon. I always used to go mint but I became allergic a while back. I might see about getting some tums to try.

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  Akash Jain (@AkashJa68713776) reported 4 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Actually there is typo error in email id

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  Akash Jain (@AkashJa68713776) reported 5 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp When i have typo error in email id....how will i be able to get the mail form your team

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  Miss Myfanwy ⭐⭐⭐ (@MissNoOneYouNo) reported 9 minutes ago

  @ElijahSchaffer Slow Horses on Amazon

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  John1422 (@John14_22) reported 12 minutes ago

  @supertrucker Their Amazon flex delivery program used to pay hundreds of dollars for 10-40 stops. Now foreigners drive it down to 50 bucks if that

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  Azraël (@azrael_options) reported 13 minutes ago

  @ekwufinance Amazon locking in 14 kt over 4 years is a rounding error against data center demand. One large facility eats that alone. This is more about signaling supply anxiety than solving it. If copper stays tight, the real squeeze shows up in spot prices, not contract headlines.

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  Amey Ballal (@AmeyBallal) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Finally got a response. Feeling a little better now. I hope the issue is genuinely resolved and my order is delivered as committed. Appreciate the response, but I’ll be looking forward to the actual delivery.

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  Vishal (@iamVk_02) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp This links are saying since it is not ordered from my account i will have to send email. That i have done 7-8 times. Each time a new agent comes up and doesnt solve my problem

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  rohitbhatt (@iamRohitcBhatt) reported 26 minutes ago

  @ICICIBank_Care Facing a major technical issue with Amazon Pay CC application. Original App: 29011816380 (VKYC Done). Received rejection SMS for a duplicate App 26080801277 which I never opened! IVR is completely busy/broken. Please look into this urgently.

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  Abhishek Joshi (@AbhishekJoshi) reported 26 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN @amazon I am getting completely contradictory information from your customer service team. During a previous phone call, your representative clearly told me that after the 3rd failed pickup attempt, my refund would be initiated. Now another representative is telling me to wait 3 days and that only after that they will see what “resolution” appears in the system. Which one is Amazon actually following? This is already my 3rd failed pickup. The product is ready, I have cooperated throughout, and the pickup has failed due to Amazon/courier issues. I should not be made to suffer because your own representatives are giving different information. I want this escalated to a senior team immediately. Please review the call records and confirm the actual resolution, instead of giving me another generic “please wait” response. I expect a definite resolution and my ₹904 refund (₹899 + ₹5 fee) without any further unnecessary delay.

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  parvez (@parvez_twiter) reported 30 minutes ago

  @amazonIN Earlier also faced lots of issues with delivery boy and their behavior but seems @amazonIN enjoy our problems, they don't take any action, not a single time I got any resolution, getting order delivered or pickup smoothly is totally depends on luck when order with amazon

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  Swati Sarangi (@SwatiSarangi10) reported 32 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN I sent a mail yesterday to Amazon Grievance officer about this issue,I received a response to mail them from registered EMAIL ID. When I tried looking up my Amazon App for registered EMAIL ID,security check through SMS lent me to my another Amazon cnt.

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  Gaddam Rama Krishna (@RK_Gaddam9) reported 33 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Even if it is your issue, how come across it’s falls for my issue to place a new order. Your agents are intentionally cancelled the order without visiting the delivery address. LMAO

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  IdleThread (@ByteCrafter2344) reported 34 minutes ago

  Agreed sky scanner exists, I know video was about was the usecase of neatlogs, but tell me one thing toing, swiggy instamart, zepto, blinkit, jio mart, they exists even though all of them solve same problem. flipkart exists even though amazon is there, meesho still founded its place, nykaa found it's place within highly decorated international cosmetic brands. If we can't support we shouldn't atleast pull a leg.

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  🦗New Free Soil Party (@FreeSoilAndrew) reported 37 minutes ago

  @zulubravomike2 @AviWoolf Also it feels like we were constantly told how terrible warehouse jobs are (especially Amazon warehouse jobs) were up to just recently.

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  ibneyamin (@TalibAn50852779) reported 37 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I haven't received any link; my email inbox is full. I am only facing trouble because of you—I regret placing this order. Don't bother me; if this is how you handle orders, I will never order from you again.

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  ac brown (@amyacc7) reported 37 minutes ago

  @walmarthelp @Walmart recently got an Amazon warehouse closer to me & might switch to Amazon Prime bc of how bad Walmart+ has gotten. I'm constantly getting "cancelled" orders for "unavailability" to have to reorder & it somehow being available among other issues #walmart

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  Baba Java (Sumit) (@jerryjava) reported 37 minutes ago

  @stickyfrog_ Dang it! I made it to Amazon pay but checkout failed with error quantity lower than order. Now sold out. 😢

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  RayRayIsHappy (@rayrayishappy) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Billydjdog @CieloBonit not gonna lie... thats how i roll now too. got that amazon fire stick and that's how i roll now... well i got kick firing to sometimes... i tried to watch mainstream tv its terrible. just started watching the og justified again today too... LFG

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  Douglas R Hall (@DRH1962) reported 41 minutes ago

  When I was a kid tobogganing in British Columbia, something inside me said: “Don’t go. Let it go without you.” So I did. The toboggan flew down the hill… and a car came around the corner and ran right over it. That was the first time. There were two more warnings like that. Where the hell did those warnings come from? It wasn’t logic. It wasn’t fear. It was something else. That question changed my life. I spent the next 20+ years reading everything I could about consciousness, near-death experiences, quantum physics, and ancient wisdom. A Non-Local Soul: When Consciousness and God Meet is what came out of all that. If you’ve ever had a moment you couldn’t explain, this book was written for you. Available on Amazon right now.

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  Vikash Ruvachikov (@vikashroy) reported 43 minutes ago

  @gauravcsawant @amazonIN @amazon Problem is ONLINE purchase which many ppl do not understand. Fridge /TV/Washing machine/AC ... all these item must be purchased from the shop. You get customized service and assured help.

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  Creative Cuts (@Creative_Cut5) reported 50 minutes ago

  @zentailcommerce hi daniel, i was going through zentail youtube channel again, and it looks like you've previously been creating content around multichannel ecommerce and amazon marketplace selling, but the channel hasn't been active for a while. one thing i noticed over the past few years is that many companies don't stop youtube because they don't believe in it. they stop because it takes too much time, requires internal resources, and often doesn't produce the results they hoped for. if you are facing the same issue, then our team can solve that. we can help you with strategy and content planning, editing, thumbnails, publishing, and channel management so that the team can stay consistent without having to dedicate additional time or resources and get the results the company is looking for. i actually noted down three ideas specifically for your channel. would it be helpful if i sent them over? either way, i enjoyed checking it out.

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  Harsh Gupta Madhusudan (@harshmadhusudan) reported 51 minutes ago

  We are sleep walking into a 2035 scenario where just $100B+ of digital ad revenue goes to US Big Tech for winning via network externalities, platform winner takes all scale economies. Google, Meta above all (also to Amazon, Flipkart, the new LLM models.) We are as we speak giving at least a trillion dollar of free market cap to America and away from ourselves. Remember, for US Big Tech a customer less is a competitor more for Indian platforms would also expand into the world. So the real optionality value is higher and of course very strong growth in India beyond 2035 as well. All this meanwhile the US government, if it wants, knows more about some Indian than the Indian government perhaps ever will - which is a massive national security and data privacy issue. By law, your and my data is to be given to USG without any warrant. And of course behind the scenes, anything is possible. Our small digital entrepreneurs meanwhile are being extorted out of App Store fees and what not. And then geniuses can just mutter free trade without having understood the basics of trade theory under increasing scale economies and oligopolistic competition. If you remove their pamphleteer persona, many modern trade economists like Krugman etc have conceded this aspect.

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  Rafehyll Capital (@rafeterminal) reported 51 minutes ago

  THE FIRST PRINT · Issue 5 · The Ladder Down Goldman has the five hyperscalers spending roughly $750B of Capex in 2026 against roughly $778B of operating cash flow. Aggregate coverage sits near 104%, which sounds fine and is misleading. Debt issuance is running near $250B, about 33% of Capex, up from 26% in 2025; for 2027 Goldman projects $1.14T of Capex against $400B of issuance: 35% debt-funded. The aggregate hides the dispersion: Microsoft's surplus is subsidizing the group average, and Reuters/LSEG count $194B of bonds from Amazon, Alphabet, Meta and Oracle alone through 7 July, up 79% on the $108B issued in all of 2025. Walk the rungs in order. Microsoft funds GPUs from operating cash flow: zero new bond issuance since September 2025. Alphabet, Amazon and Meta fund them in the bond market, where AI-linked 10Yr paper trades near 121bp against the ~80bp IG index. Oracle funds them with debt plus customer prepayments: five-year CDS at 215bp, an 18-year high against peers near 80bp, with cash yields of 7–8%. CoreWeave funds them in private credit, where its $2.6B delayed-draw term loan repriced from talk of SOFR+425–450 to SOFR+550 (10.44% YTM) with maintenance covenants. And below all of that, off the balance sheet entirely: Moody's counts ~$460B of direct debt across six tracked names alongside $1.2T of lease commitments, more than $820B of it tied to data centers not yet built.

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  Swati Sarangi (@SwatiSarangi10) reported 52 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp My issue is not resolved. Help me recover my second account from which I ordered my Office chair. I am unable to login to that account. @amazonIN @AmazonHelp

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  Rivanshu Gaurav (@gaurav_rivanshu) reported 52 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Please share the link. I am active for this hour of time . And please fix the issue .

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  Equity Ledger (@equityledger) reported 53 minutes ago

  $CRWV The Six-Year-Old Chip That Rents for More Than It Did Last Year I spent a while last week convinced that the neocloud business had an accounting problem hiding in it, and I have had to give that up. The argument was straightforward enough. CoreWeave writes its hardware down over six years. Nvidia ships a much better architecture every eighteen months to two years. Those two numbers describe different worlds, and the gap between them is where a write-down would live. NVDA said when Blackwell launched that once it shipped in volume you could not give the previous generation away. So I went looking for what an old chip actually rents for now. The A100 came out in 2020. Two full architectures have shipped since. On CoreWeave’s fourth-quarter call in February, the management said that H100s were recontracting at close to the prices they first carried, and that on A100s “the ASPs are actually trending higher in recent contracts.” To put it plainly: average A100 pricing increased in 2025 (transcript). That is management talking about its own book, so I looked for someone with no position. GetDeploying tracks 367 A100 listings across 39 providers, and its median on-demand rate has risen about 10 percent since August 2025, from $1.70 to $1.86 an hour (getdeploying). A second aggregator has the A100 roughly flat across the whole stretch from July 2024 to July 2026. Nobody has it falling. The H100 series is the part that changed my mind, though, because it contains the test I wanted. H100 rates did shrink. From around $8 an hour in 2023 they fell all the way to about $1.70 by October 2025. If obsolescence were the mechanism, that is where the story ends. Instead the price turned and rose almost 40 percent to $2.35 by March 2026, and on-demand capacity is now reported sold out across essentially every GPU type (SemiAnalysis). The fall was not the new architecture arriving, it was the shortage ending as Nvidia’s production caught up. When demand caught up in turn, the old parts repriced upward. I had been treating the 2024 to 2025 decline as evidence of decay, and it was evidence of supply normalising. What makes the old hardware keep earning is that the buyer changed rather than disappeared. A lab training a frontier model needs the newest part, because the alternative is losing months to a competitor. Somebody serving a model in production has a workload that runs perfectly well on a 2020 chip and no reason to move it. The A100 slid from the first job to the second and found the second job crowded with customers. There is a real catch, and it is not the one I was looking for. The rate holds up. The resale value does not. Used A100 80GB boards go for something like $12,000 to $18,000 against $25,000 and up when new, and dealer compilations put the loss on upgrade near half (Hashrate Index). So the machine keeps its worth as a thing that earns rent, and loses a great deal of it as a thing you sell. Anyone whose plan involves selling the hardware is in a different business from anyone who plans to keep renting it. Nebius lengthened its depreciation schedule from four years to five in 2026. Amazon went the other way and shortened from six to five in 2025. People with far better data than mine are moving in opposite directions. The limit on all of this is that every rate quoted above is a shortage price. Capacity is sold out, which is exactly the condition under which old hardware holds its rate. The difference from a year ago is that we now have one clean observation of what happens when the shortage lifts, and the answer was that rates fell a long way and then came back. CoreWeave reports its second quarter tomorrow. The line I want is what the older fleet earns per hour against what it earned a year ago. Management has described it twice on calls now, and the next real test is not this print. It is whether those rates hold when the enormous amount of capacity currently under construction actually arrives.

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  Barkley 🇺🇲🇨🇦 🇺🇦 🌻🌻🌻 (@Barkley02883235) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Dave35674782 @OurShallowState The mainstream media monopolies must be broken up, as should Meta. Musk should be forced to divest from X as well. Bezos should have to sell off Amazon in parts (like the fmr Bell telephone system) & relinquish ownership of WP.

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  कु० संजीव सिंह चौहान 🇮🇳 (@Dlastgladiator) reported 58 minutes ago

  @Bajaj_Finserv why my card is not working in any website, be ut flipcart or amazon

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  GAURAV C SAWANT (@gauravcsawant) reported 58 minutes ago

  @bhaskar5591 @amazonIN @amazon We always go in for brands & at neighbourhood shops. This came highly recommended by someone we know & is an amazon product. Incidentally 3 years down the line the person is equally disappointed but unlike me has given up. I am exploring grievance redressal channels one by one...