Amazon status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Amazon users through our website.

• Website Down (45%)
• Errors (29%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Prince Frederick	Sign in	3 hours ago
Los Angeles	Website Down	7 hours ago
Arras	Errors	8 hours ago
Orlando	Website Down	9 hours ago
Canton	Website Down	10 hours ago
Silsbee	Sign in	11 hours ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

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  spencer (@Spenators) reported 39 seconds ago

  Sick, get home from the pub and Amazon Prime is down on Roku. Can’t even load my sportsnet for OT

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  Pirate Software (@PirateSoftware) reported 2 minutes ago

  Started multi-streaming on @kick on April 1st this year. Was expecting it to be a shitshow due to their track record over the last few years. They've made significant changes and it's been a great experience so far. Not really what I expected at all so I wanted to give this write up. My three major issues with the platform were gambling connections and content, copyrighted material being incentivized, and ****** behavior going unchecked. Gambling: Kick now gives viewers the option to block all gambling channels on the platform in settings and also reduced partner pay from the Kick Partner Program down to zero when streaming gambling. Before this I would have said that Kick is a front for pushing gambling content. With these changes Just Chatting and GTA RP are now the top categories and I think the platform is headed in the right direction. Copyrighted Material: Previously Kick had a category called "TV Shows and Movies" which obviously incentivized people to stream copyrighted content. I was really vocal about how stupid this was as their distribution network is Amazon IVS. They changed the category to "Other Watch Party" which was the same problem under a different name. Now they've deleted the category entirely and started banning people for streaming copyrighted content. There are still people doing this but they actually ban them when the channels get reported even if it's a big streamer. Complete 180 from what was going on before. Moderation: When I first made my account on Kick back when it came out in 2022 it was the wild west of bullshit. Tons of streams openly breaking the law (Shoutout to the guy streaming Breaking Bad with the steps to make **** in his profile) or just being ********* for views. On top of this bots ran rampant hitting your channel constantly and filling every chat on the website with ads and messed up messages. ****** behavior still exists on every platform but it seems they've been cracking down on it now. Searching through site I've found a lot of rad broadcasters and after their recent anti-botting updates my channel went from an auto-mod nightmare to just the community dorking around. It's actually -nice- on there now which was not on my 2026 bingo card. With those issues out of the way I wanted to know more about the Kick Partner Program and what features are available to streamers and sponsors. Analytics: Right now the analytics page on Kick is extremely bare bones but this is changing super rapidly. They just shipped a media-kit tool that displays all of the metrics that sponsors actually look for. ACCV, Peak CCV, Unique Viewers, Hours Watched, Chat Rate, Sub Count, Sub Gain, Stream Frequency, and Primary Age Group of your viewers. They break this down in chunks of 30, 60, and 90 days which is the standard. My hope is that they open this data up on the API to get sponsors excited about the creators there and give streamers more granular data in the planned Analytics page. I'm a stats dork so this is the most exciting feature for me. Kick Partner Program: This pays out significantly more than any other platform and I don't think it's sustainable for them long term and I will explain why below. I ran a test between Kick and Twitch in May to see the difference. Kick reduces KPP payments by 50% when you multi-stream to incentivize but not require exclusive streams. On Twitch you get revenue passively from ads and Twitch Turbo viewers and multi-streaming doesn't reduce this. Descriptions of the testing setup below and numbers after that. On Twitch I was streaming Diablo 4 which is a mature videogame and reduces ad revenue by anywhere from ~30-50%. I was running 4 minutes of ads per hour during this and ran a 12 hour stream hitting USA, Europe, and Australia across the broadcast. These are many different ad regions but this is my normal broadcasting slot. On Kick I was streaming Diablo 4 as an exclusive Kick only stream the next day after the Twitch stream. There are no ads on Kick and it is paid out entirely from the KPP based on your viewership. As this was an exclusive stream it did not carry the 50% cut a mutli-stream would have. Twitch = $0.0119 /viewer /hr Kick = $0.2371 /viewer /hr The KPP paid 19.92x the amount made from ads and Turbo on Twitch per viewer. I then did the same thing with our ferret rescue. On Twitch the ferrets run 8 minutes of ads per hour in the Animals, Aquariums, and Zoos category. This is a highly ad-friendly category and makes a ton more from ads than my primary stream as a result. The ferret stream also still runs ads for subscribers as our rescue is primarily funded by ads. Twitch = $0.072 /viewer /hr Kick = $0.123 /viewer /hr Even with all of that the Kick side of the multi-stream cleared Twitch by +70.83% revenue. It also shows that the KPP is legitimately ~50% when you multi-stream so no shenanigans are taking place. This can't be sustainable unless Kick makes significant amounts of money through partnerships and their upcoming ad programs. For now this is the best pay in the industry but I feel that it likely won't be this way forever. I started doing exclusive Kick streams every Thursday as a result of this and we're using the money to get medical equipment for our ferret rescue. So far it's bought a Veterinary Ultrasound machine which will expand our diagnostic capabilities a ton. Companies paying for animal welfare is a win in my book. Overall: Kick is going in the right direction but still has a lot of catching up to do in terms of tooling and features. Looking forward to seeing where they are by the end of the year based on how fast they are moving. It's nice to see real competition in this space when there really hasn't been for so long.

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  Justin Harris (@justinlharris) reported 5 minutes ago

  @GenePark Doesn't seem like anything's changed? I think the issue is that most people don't understand the difference between developing (IO) and publishing (Amazon).

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  M Schlimmer (@schlimmer26) reported 5 minutes ago

  @grok @AmazonMGMStudio since i feel like flexing...you have sam show up at the crappy florida dd just as they finish closing down due to lack of revenue...NOT UNLIKE THE MOVIE ON AMAZON lmao

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  andyliverbird Somerset red campiones 20 (@AndyMil87738271) reported 6 minutes ago

  Talking of HONOR im getting my new phone Tomorrow I'm getting the HONOR 400 4g with 128mg 6,500mah battery in Desert Gold £122 on Amazon then went down to £112, bloody bargain cos HONOR are budget phones but they're up with the high end boys for sure Argos sell 400 for 150!!!

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  Elevator2TheTop (@Elevator2ThaTop) reported 8 minutes ago

  @TSOEfilm @ericesau when will this film stream on Amazon? It's frustrating how you guys make such a marketing splash promoting the movie, and then there's virtually no distribution. Put it up on Amazon and charge $xx.... problem solved!

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  Winnie Jenkems (@WinnieJenkems) reported 9 minutes ago

  @amazon your “I Shouldn’t Be Alive” channel on @PrimeVideo TV (powered by @BanijayEnt) has been stuck looping the “watch more after the break” interlude over and over for DAYS! Not showing any actual episodes! Please fix!!!

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  Rick D (@RickD_GK) reported 12 minutes ago

  Amazon truck driver charged after being caught dumping gasoline into a ditch, in Virginia. (J K Drive LLC) is the contractor. He fueled his truck, and put gasoline in the truck instead of diesel. His fix was to dump it as quickly as possible wherever he could. As he was doing it, police caught him in the act. His charges were 2 misdemeanors of illegal dumping. His name has yet to be released. The trucking company paid for the clean-up and soil remediation. Not too bright bud...

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  AB Invests (@all8rite) reported 12 minutes ago

  @saxena_puru @_rob_anderson There are certainly some bubble-like characteristics in today’s AI trade: concentrated leadership, aggressive capital spending, and elevated expectations. But the biggest difference between today and 2000 is that the leading companies are generating enormous amounts of real revenue, earnings, and cash flow. During the dot-com era, many internet companies had unproven business models and little to no profits, while infrastructure spending was largely speculative. Today, Nvidia is generating tens of billions in quarterly revenue, and Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta are investing heavily because AI workloads are already driving demand for compute. That doesn’t mean the risks aren’t real. The chart becomes more relevant if AI spending peaks, returns on AI investments fall short of expectations, hyperscalers slow capex growth, or semiconductor earnings begin to decelerate. In that scenario, semiconductor stocks could easily experience a 25-40% correction without requiring a full-blown 2000-style collapse.

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  Swirlbeardgaming (@Swirlbeardgames) reported 12 minutes ago

  Can you guys find the AI mistake? I see at least one in there. Remember. Amazon bragged sooooooo much that their products would be flawless cause AI would be the key component. Correct me if I'm wrong. Didn't they say devs had to come in and fix everything the AI failed?

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  Daley (@DaleyFinX) reported 13 minutes ago

  Everyone is playing checkers with AI exposure. Buy Nvidia. Buy Microsoft. Buy Amazon. Congratulations, you own the same portfolio as every 401k in America and you are priced for perfection at 35x forward earnings. The real money in AI infrastructure is not in the flagship names. It is in the unglamorous plumbing nobody wants to talk about at dinner parties. Think about what a hyperscaler data center actually needs to run. Copper wiring. Specialty cooling systems. Fiber interconnects. Power distribution units. Concrete. Steel. Transformers that utilities are backordered on for 18 to 24 months. The picks-and-shovels layer is not semiconductors anymore. It is industrial electrical infrastructure, and that trade is still early. Vertiv, Eaton, Acuity, nVent. These are not glamorous. They are not trending on fintwit. They are printing cash because every hyperscaler on earth is trying to solve the same thermal management and power delivery problem simultaneously. The bottleneck in AI buildout is not compute. It is electrons and the physical systems that move them safely to a rack pulling 60 to 120 kilowatts. Grid interconnection queues in Virginia alone stretch past 2027. Every MW of approved capacity is a moat. Go deeper and the signal gets louder. Specialty gas suppliers for chip fabs. High-purity quartz. Rare industrial gases like neon and xenon that barely register as an asset class but are structurally critical to lithography. These are not meme trades. They are chokepoints. The market prices AI exposure at the application layer and the chip layer. The smart money is quietly accumulating the layer below that, where margins are sticky, switching costs are enormous, and the customers are signing 10 to 15 year contracts because they have no choice. Legacy SaaS is getting commoditized by the same models everyone is celebrating. Physical infrastructure cannot be commoditized by a software update. That asymmetry is the entire thesis.

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  MoaddebSepideh-IIvyOnassis55320 (@MoaddebSepideh) reported 14 minutes ago

  Portion of the Amazon case is in the hands of the Billionires, and Clooney is my identity theft with Amazon pay, and I have to catch him for the nukes he put in me. Amazon Pay has been good to me, and the issue is only the people who hate me as Swiss.

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  Tayler (@tylrmntg) reported 14 minutes ago

  @killahBEENbee i think you can watch britbox via Amazon Prime in the states! it was on HBOMAX at one point but they took it down so this the only way but it’s worth it! they might even offer you a trial!

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  Kurtis ⚾ (@laaabaseball) reported 17 minutes ago

  @AmazonMGMStudio @Amazon I want Stargate. Not Stargate without Gero's team. Fix it.

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  Chris (@Pynvox) reported 19 minutes ago

  @RocketBullets Amazon server ahhh

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  Greg (@SoCalDisney) reported 20 minutes ago

  @PenPlays_ @thorswdn No, there’s an option on Amazon when you check out that says “ship in Amazon packaging” - it’s not the default but as long as you’re paying attention and select that option they will put the Lego box inside an amazon box. I haven’t had an issue as long as I did that option.

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  Patric Urso (@urso_patri76784) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Aurondarklord IO will probably get shut down or bought out by Amazon within a year.

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  Brian (@GuardsMr) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Ausbobsmit Just watched on U tube Karl Stevenoik ? Doing an interview with a economist and the future is looking pretty bleak and we are heading down the path of Amazon with high unemployment and a billionaire was moving his money over to NZ as the taxes were much lower .

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  Walter Mireku (@waltermireku) reported 31 minutes ago

  Shopify went down yesterday and brands lost thousands in hours. No sort of warning. Nothing any brand could do about it. Just wondering if they should turn off ads while they lose money But the brands who felt it the least were the ones who were selling in multiple places Amazon was still taking orders. The local target still had it on their shelves. If your only funnel is running ads to a Shopify store... you're really just one bad Meta outage from a bad day. So whats the smart move here? Diversify. Build your email list so you can own your audience. Collect numbers so you can reach them directly. Test retail or Amazon if it makes sense. Dont rely on one platform to take care of your bills.

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  Philip (@Philip_DT) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Colin_d_m Main issue as i've been told by people in the know is that amtrak doesn't actually own the right of ways and so has to work around everyone's amazon prime deliveries.

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  Saylor (@seylorra) reported 32 minutes ago

  His mom keeps sending him Amish wisdom videos from Facebook. An old woman in a bonnet, holding a jar of moringa, talking about gut health like she'd done it for forty years. "You should try this," his mom writes. "She seems trustworthy." The grandma doesn't exist. A 23 year old in a polo shirt built her in January. He runs five of these pages. This grandma alone pulled $70,000 last month. Not on TikTok. On Facebook. Where the boomers live. The hot AI girls everyone fights about make almost nothing. The grandmas print money. Here's the loop. Midjourney makes the face. ElevenLabs gives her a slow voice with a rural lilt. Claude writes the script, pulling old folk remedies and stitching them into a 40-second story. The link goes to Amazon. The brand pays 100 to 200 percent commission on the first order, because they know a boomer who buys once buys forever. One reel hits 3.2 million views. The next does 877,000. The page is six months old. A receptionist costs $4,200 a month. This page costs almost nothing and earns sixteen times that. His mom watches the grandma every morning with her coffee. She's started taking the fiber. She tells her sister it changed her digestion. She has no idea her own son could build the same grandma in an afternoon. He won't tell her. It would ruin the grandma for her. Everyone's chasing teens on TikTok. The quiet ones are building grandmothers their own mothers will trust.

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  Clay (@SCH_Clay) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Eggs_and_Jakey I don’t order from aliexpress unless I need a lot of something. Usually you can find it on Amazon The wait times are long enough that it makes issues like yours too annoying to deal with.

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  Charlie Grant (@charliegrantt) reported 39 minutes ago

  @MikeIsaac Breaking down Amazon boxes really is the modern chopping firewood analogue

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  USMC Lady Vet 🇺🇸 (@Arkypatriot) reported 42 minutes ago

  @J_reads_things Down here in low retirement income land we don't buy 400.00 toilets but we do buy a bidet from Amazon lol

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  HeftyJo (@HeftyJo) reported 46 minutes ago

  @fandompulse The Amazon execs are just worried about their 'interaction' metrics. It's about how customer's engage with Amazon across their entire spectrum of various services. They don't actually care, or for that matter even WANT you to watch the show. They just want you to scroll their app buying cheap crap you don't need while you play the terrible show with no plot in the background. In other words, they don't really want the show to be so engaging that it distracts you from buying stuff.

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  Wavey K🌊 (@iamwaveyk) reported 49 minutes ago

  I’m having trouble setting up my Amazon seller account 😩

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  Torrens Michael (@TorrensMichael1) reported 52 minutes ago

  Advertising of Size for Garments coming into Canada needs fixing. An Amazon Safari Vest, Size 4XXX is a postage Stamp; while my Columbia Winter Coat 4XXX fits me without an Issue. I buy 3XXX Garments at Walmart, Giant Tiger without an issue; Some items at Costco were acceptable

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  New England Poptart (@PoptartReborn) reported 54 minutes ago

  @DavdReyes255514 @LuckyMcGee @amazon She will need to call about this because if they think you do too many returns they will shut it down.

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  BlackIntus (@Blackintus) reported 54 minutes ago

  Bill Ackman says investors are making the same mistake as 2000 — chasing chips and semiconductors while ignoring quality. He owns Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft. He calls them undervalued. In 2000, investors called Berkshire “old stuff” while chasing internet stocks. Berkshire traded at its lowest valuation ever. Then the bubble burst and Berkshire tripled. Ackman thinks $MSFT, $AMZN, and $META are today’s Berkshire. 💰 YOUR MOVE: Ackman bought $MSFT in February after earnings. It’s up since but still trades at a discount to pure-play AI names despite owning the largest stake in OpenAI and generating $196B in operating cash flow. The rotation starting today — Dow up 800, Nasdaq down — is exactly the trade Ackman described. If you’ve been overweight semis and underweight Big Tech platforms, today’s price action is the signal to rebalance. $MSFT , $AMZN , $META are the quality names getting left behind. Ackman says that’s temporary. History says he’s usually right about this pattern. @Blackintus

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  NME (@Saigatheunseen) reported 56 minutes ago

  @jdrider02 this is like saying Jeff bezod want to deliver a cat tower to my house when I order it so he keeps going down the line till it gets to my Amazon driver