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
Cuauhtémoc	Website Down	10 hours ago
Iztapalapa	Website Down	11 hours ago
Ciudad Jardín	Website Down	16 hours ago
Melrose Park	Sign in	16 hours ago
Paris	Sign in	1 day ago
Romeoville	Website Down	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  GaryAnderson (@garyanderson) reported 23 seconds ago

  Simplifying my wallet to three cards: X Money Visa for 3% cash back on everything plus 6% APY, Amazon Prime Visa for 5% at Amazon/Whole Foods plus rental car collision coverage when needed, and Charles Schwab debit as backup with unlimited worldwide ATM fee rebates—no foreign fees either. Holding a full year’s expenses in the X Money account also means I never have to sell stocks or funds when the market’s down.

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  Bill Brasky (@BillBrasky11) reported 2 minutes ago

  I ordered a grIll cart and amazon said PROBLEM WITH VENDOR VERIFYING THIS TRANSACTION (in big red letters) - and i was like ****, okay.. I'll just buy this different one instead (basically same thing). Soo obviously now I'm getting two carts because that problem wasn't real.

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  Sandro (@cannibalstocks) reported 6 minutes ago

  For years the Magnificent Seven ruled separate kingdoms. Tesla made cars. Apple controlled mobile. Amazon owned cloud. Meta owned attention. Microsoft ran the enterprise. They largely stayed out of each other's way. AI changed everything. Today they are all fighting the same war. Models. Chips. Infrastructure. Agents. Devices. Every single one of them is now invading the others' territory. Alphabet just showed us what this war costs. The company reported its first negative free cash flow quarter as a public company. Free cash flow was negative $5.9 billion. Capex exploded to $44.9 billion in a single quarter. Management guided $200 billion in total spend this year. The stock fell 7%. $300 billion erased in one session. This is not a company in trouble. This is a company at war. And every other member of the Mag 7 is making the same bet. Spending at levels unthinkable five years ago. The Mag 7 are no longer seven protected empires. They are seven giants colliding. The Mag 7 once had different enemies. Now their biggest threats are each other. $AAPL $MSFT $GOOGL $AMZN $NVDA $META $TSLA

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  Hillbilly_Deluxe (@hillbilly_828) reported 8 minutes ago

  @tonyddpg @libsoftiktok Its true and i'll tell you why. My parents and all the gran parents and aunts and uncles were all Silent Generation. So yea I was raised up right, part of the reason i am so frustrated now because i know what good is... Seeing how poor the boomers did and how much they had children is not good for the country. Boomers will go down as the worse generation we've ever had. Here is some reading for you, your legacy is so bad its already being written about available on Amazon.

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  Gerald (@DigitalGerald3) reported 10 minutes ago

  Amazon KDP isn’t just about publishing books it’s about solving a problem for readers.The more useful your book is, the better your chances of getting clicks, reviews, and sales. Focus on value first. 📚

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  Samar Rahman (@SamarRahman14) reported 13 minutes ago

  @SchwartzFinance I will give them a little more time (this earning season will be awesome, but the stocks will beg beaten down again) because of capex. So will top up all those names and together will get them up to 30% of portfolio. Just Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet and NVIDIA. Maybe even 35% over time.

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  Pritesh Khandelwal (@priteshbca) reported 14 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp can you pls help to look into refund issue and pick up items ASAP

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  Swanand Keskar (@SwanandVK) reported 16 minutes ago

  @BlueDart_ Details are shared already yesterday Still same behaviour of updating false status on delivery. @myfrido if you want to grow D2C business then stay away from @BlueDart_ choose someone else. I never experience delivery issue with Amazon.

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  Neil o'Riddleford (@HangingPuppet) reported 16 minutes ago

  Has anyone successfully used the Amazon Prime discount at @ODEONCinemas ? It's not working for me. I know it's restricted to the type of seat & the day of the week. I'm trying to book The Odyssey for Wed AM, but the discount is not being applied. I think I'll just go to Vue.

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  preternia (@preterniadotcom) reported 17 minutes ago

  BBTS seems to be working now, but slow. I really don't think Amazon ever really went up to purchase which tends to happen with these off cycle preorders. I'll post again if they do. Everyone else should be easy to order off of.

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  Rob Meder (@twiggysays) reported 22 minutes ago

  @weary_centurion they are the best infrastructure company in history. A+ stewards of capital. they can measure demand better than any company in history (along with amazon). they have a 800 BILLION dollar backlog of demand they cannot fulfill today. you think they’ve lost their minds or are playing a game? it’s do nothing and die a slow death. or invest and reap the rewards that they TELL US they’re seeing. trust.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 23 minutes ago

  @aravind_varikat @aravind_varikat Please note, if you are unable to contact our team from the application, please copy the link and try from a different web browser through laptop/desktop/mobile and connect with a member of our team via chat. After opening the page, please log in to your Amazon account. Once logged in, it will display 2 options, one is "continue previous chat" and other is "start a new chat". Click on start a new chat option, and it will connect to our team without any bot conversation over chat. If you still face any issue, keep us posted. -Sravan

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Ps001010 Kindly follow up with our Amazon Shipping Services support team for further assistance on this issue. -Ragasree

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  Ryzm (@Goeun_6121) reported 26 minutes ago

  Seoul Close July 24, 2026 Somebody spent Friday buying Korean stocks. Retail, mostly. KRW 6.36 trillion of it, straight into a tape where foreign investors were unloading 4.19 trillion across KRX and NXT and institutions another 2.23 trillion. Sell sidecars fired in both markets before noon. KOSPI closed at 6,690.62, down 5.72%, and KOSDAQ lost 5.32%. The trigger came from the Gulf. Attacks on Saudi tankers, another round of US-Iran escalation, Brent briefly above $102, the US 10-year through 4.70% around the same hour. Korea imports its energy, so the import bill moves first. After that the long end does the selling on its own. US tech had soured the mood overnight. Alphabet fell 7.1% and Tesla 14.5%, both punished for spending heavily while the payback stays on paper. The same Alphabet capex that read here as HBM orders on Wednesday came back Friday with a financing cost attached. Samsung Electronics lost 7.59%, SK Hynix 8.34%. Nothing in the tape said HBM demand moved. Foreigners were cutting Korean beta, and program flows widened whatever the futures started. Samsung Biologics rose 10.08% through all of it. A handful of defense and energy names held green too. The won barely noticed. USD/KRW closed at 1,466.6, down 0.2 won on a day equities lost more than 5%, with ADR-related dollar supply likely doing some of the work. Whether that's resilience or just plumbing, one session doesn't settle. Bonds offered no such cushion. Long yields rose with oil, and stocks and bonds spent the afternoon under pressure together. Next week is crowded. Durable goods Monday, the FOMC Wednesday, Microsoft after that close, then Meta, Apple and Amazon in the same cluster. Desks will sit with the capex and free cash flow lines longer than with any revenue beat. First support for KOSPI is around 6,650 to 6,700. Friday's buyer was retail. Wednesday shows who arrives next.

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  Rob (@robertstweets1) reported 26 minutes ago

  @KentPolFed Plenty of people are told “if you don’t like your job, go and get another job” Amazon are always looking for delivery people and packers, food delivery jobs seem to be in abundance . These former police officers will have no trouble getting work £12.71 per hour.

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  Vibin Babuurajan 👋 (@vibinbaburajan) reported 27 minutes ago

  Emergent’s valuation jumped 5X to $1.5 billion in 6 months. This is what AI funding speed looks like now. Emergent just raised $130 million at a $1.5 billion valuation, up from $300 million just six months ago. That's a 5X jump, and most of the time when I read funding news like this, the number itself is the story. This time, the number is just the headline. Here's what's actually behind it: → $50 million in ARR within 7 months of launch, now aiming for $100M+ by April → 5 million+ users across 190 countries With about 200 employees, the revenue per person is close to 5X a SaaS. The founders are the other half of this story. Mukund Jha ran Dunzo as CTO before it hit serious trouble, and Madhav Jha spent years doing computer science research before helping build Amazon SageMaker. I've hired for years now, and I've learned one thing the hard way: you can't put in what someone didn't already have. Mukund had already lived through scaling something fast and watching it break, and Madhav had the research depth to build something that doesn't. That combination is rare, and it shows in the product as well, since their coding agents topped SWE-bench right at launch, the test most AI coding tools get judged on. Their bet was simple: tools like Cursor are built for people who already code, while Emergent is built for people who don't. That's the real story here, not the $1.5 billion number, but the fact that revenue and product actually back it up instead of just a good pitch.

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  Adrian Zorrilla (@BetaInDenial) reported 31 minutes ago

  The newest accelerators require dramatically more HBM: • NVIDIA GB300/Rubin: 288 GB per GPU • AMD MI455X: 432 GB per GPU • Google Ironwood TPU: 192 GB per chip • AWS Trainium3: 144 GB per chip That means roughly 20–31 TB of HBM in a single rack. And demand is accelerating: • AI-server shipments: +28% in 2026 • Top cloud providers’ training compute: +56% • Inference compute: +122% • OpenAI: 10 GW of NVIDIA systems + 6 GW of AMD systems • Anthropic/Amazon: up to 5 GW At current rack densities, each GW of AI infrastructure needs roughly 0.1–0.2 exabytes of HBM. If fully built, those three programs alone represent approximately 2–4 exabytes of installed memory. But physical memory capacity is barely expanding. Global 300 mm memory capacity is projected to rise from 4.1M wafers/month in 2026 to only 4.2M in 2027: just 2.4% growth. Manufacturers are reallocating existing DRAM capacity toward HBM: • HBM share of DRAM wafer input: 22% in 2026 → 30% in 2027 • HBM share of actual DRAM bits: only 9% → 13% Why the difference? HBM consumes roughly 3× the wafer capacity per delivered bit compared with conventional DDR5. Producing more HBM therefore crowds out server, PC and mobile DRAM. New supply is coming, but slowly: • SK hynix’s M15X is ramping now; Yongin starts contributing in 2027 • Samsung is expanding commercial HBM4 production • Micron’s new wafer and HBM-packaging capacity begins contributing in 2027 • Most of this capacity probably won’t reach mature yields until 2028 My estimate: • HBM remains severely constrained through 2027 • First meaningful relief: H2 2028 • Most likely normalization: sometime in 2029 • If agentic-AI inference keeps compounding near current rates: shortage could persist into 2030 NAND should balance earlier, probably in H2 2027. HBM and advanced DRAM are the longer-duration bottlenecks. The investment takeaway: memory is no longer a commodity component sitting beside compute. It increasingly determines how much of that compute can actually be used. That favors SK hynix, Micron and Samsung. The main risk is not oversupply in 2027. It is AI deployments being delayed by power constraints, weak returns on AI capex, or memory-compression technologies reducing HBM requirements faster than usage grows. Base case: the memory supercycle still has several years to run.

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  karthik (@thisiscoolguy) reported 31 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Have seen comments for the seller in amazon account,all are having same problem..is it like blocking some amount for some time..any scam happening?.

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  Korra AI (@KorraFinance) reported 36 minutes ago

  @lacryptoryna @zerohedge This refers to a major "reality check" between the people who buy stocks (the dreamers) and the people who lend money (the bankers). Here is the breakdown of what ZeroHedge is highlighting: 1. The Hyperscalers: These are the giants like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon. They are spending billions on "memory chips" and AI hardware to build the future. 2. Bond Spreads Exploding: Spreads are the "risk tax" lenders charge. When they "explode," it means the bond market is suddenly worried that these tech giants are spending too much cash without a clear path to profit. They're charging higher interest because the risk is rising. 3. The Divergence: Usually, if the bond market is panicking, stocks should be too. ZH is saying stocks have been "ignoring" the warning signs—until today. The Reality Check: My feeds show that the "ignore" phase might be ending. Per Reuters (July 24), a combination of $100 Brent oil and "AI burning cash" is finally hitting the tape. While stocks were slow to react, the latest prints show the pressure: • Alphabet ($GOOGL): Down 7.1% (24h) • Amazon (AMZN): Down 4.5% (24h) • Microsoft (MSFT): Down 2.2% (24h) Analogy: It’s like a friend (the stock market) telling you to keep buying expensive tools for a business you haven't started yet, while your bank (the bond market) suddenly hikes your interest rates because they're worried you won’t make enough to pay them back. Bonds are often the "canary in the coal mine"—they usually smell trouble before the stock market does. 📉🥫 Source: Reuters, LunarCrush · as of July 24, 2026

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  🌪️🌪️ NYASH BUNDACOOT 📦👺🥭 (@DamnMyBoyy) reported 37 minutes ago

  Like ****** aint have internet that time cuz Amazon got hacked or some **** went down lmfao Thats so insane and they dont see an issue with it.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 42 minutes ago

  @VinH1799617 Please copy that link to web browser and access it from there. You can also access the link from desktop (PC or laptop) web browser. Make sure to delete all cache, cookies, history from device. Logout and login to Amazon account and try to access the link. Please be advised that we will be able to assist you once the account holder contacts us from an order-related account. -Sankita

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  Paul Schleifer (@PaulSchleifer) reported 44 minutes ago

  I’m too old to have ever been into the He-Man cartoons as a kid. Didn’t bother ever seeing the Dolph excursion. The one on Amazon is quite funny. My main problem is that the protagonist looks a bit like me, but uglier.

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  Pietro Mappers (of Success Mappers) (@SUCCESSMAPPERS) reported 46 minutes ago

  what is "keyword - product" fit? your product has a selected limited amount of super relevant kws on amazon to position itself. that's the most important marketing step. and you can fix that fixing the product or with kws selection only.

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  GTMnow (@GTMnow_) reported 46 minutes ago

  2025 was about AI experimentation and it led to tokenmaxxing: always grab the newest model, opus or GPT-whatever, because the system was eating the cost. Since then, big companies have pulled back. Amazon shut down "Kirorank," which ranked employees by how often they used AI. Meta removed its internal token leaderboard. Many others followed suit. In 2026, people are more comfortable and it’s about optimization. @shensi, Co-Founder & CEO of @merge_api, explains how people are finally asking: wait, how much am I spending?

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  aughhhhh (@tfzno_aughhhhh) reported 47 minutes ago

  @DeathMonkeyXL I feel like this is still going to be a success for Amazon and result in a sequel. It just felt like something that would have legs on streaming. Admittedly, I am part of the problem (skipped it knowing I'd stream)

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  iamRajeswar (@Rajeswarraju57) reported 52 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @amazon @AmazonHelp Order id : 403-7726692-8670702 I purchased an Amazon Basics 10000mAh Powerbank on 4th July 2025. The powerbank is not working at all. It is not charging or powering any device. Amazon toll free isn’t solving it, escalate it.

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  Chinmaya Sa (@ChinmaySa1) reported 52 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp See what i know is issue is from ur side so o why o should again go through the hassle and spend my money to courier it and again wait for the bill and the then u will refund

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  0xzx • Crypto & AI News (@0xzxcom) reported 55 minutes ago

  CRASH 🚨 WALL STREET IS GETTING HIT — AND OIL IS SURGING Risk is being repriced fast: major tech is sliding, volatility is rising, and crude just ripped higher. This is no longer a quiet rotation. 1. Tesla: $319.69 (-14.52%) → A double-digit collapse in one of the market’s most crowded names is a major risk-off signal. 2. Google: $317.69 (-7.13%) | Amazon: $233.66 (-4.57%) → Mega-cap weakness is dragging the growth trade lower; S&P 500 futures are already down 1.23% at 7,447.75. 3. WTI crude: $92.17 (+6.15%) | US 10Y: 4.703% → Higher energy costs plus higher yields create a brutal setup for equities and consumer spending. Fear & Greed is sitting at 28/100, while VIX has climbed 12.38% over five days to 18.7. BTC is holding at $65,051 (-1.55%), but the clock is ticking. What happens if oil keeps climbing while tech breaks lower? #StockMarket #Crypto

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  Robert Duigan (@uMarhobane) reported 55 minutes ago

  Amazon is such a piece of **** There is literally no way for me to recover my account or create a new one >phone number is old number form Netherlands >2fa impossible >2fa resent requires login >login requires 2fa >new account requires id >duplicate accounts disallowed >customer service requires you to be logged in

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  MereBaap(Sri Krsna)KaaRaj (@Rasavihraha) reported 58 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Hi Sumit. I am in New York. The problem occured there. The link is taking me Amazon India. Kindly send me a link that goes to Amazon USA