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 (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
Cali	Errors	9 hours ago
Strasbourg	Errors	14 hours ago
Lakeville	Website Down	14 hours ago
Canberra	Website Down	15 hours ago
Caen	Website Down	15 hours ago
Uzès	Website Down	16 hours ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  𓂃enzyme ♥︎ two time .ᐟ (@eth3ralert) reported 46 seconds ago

  i need my amazon package dude i need to fix my computer i haven’t played roblox in weeks (10 days)

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  Barsky (@Barsky420) reported 4 minutes ago

  @stats_feed Anything Canada cuts down gets re-planted and re-grown, the rest is annual forest fires which also re-grows for the most part, so there is no comparison to what Brazil is doing to the Amazon

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  Reverse flash (@reverseflash68) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp This response is ridiculous, it’s assuming we don’t order 15 packages a week and probably know more about their delivery times than half of their damn employees at this point. Just admit you got shipping issues. It’s that simple.

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  J Smith (@jvin248) reported 9 minutes ago

  @DowdEdward Gotta get those retail investors to buy it before everything sours! Realize that retail investors need to be older than forty to have directly experienced at least one major stock market tumble. Anyone younger than that was trained to buy the dip. There are a lot of dips on the way to 90% down. Amazon did that once. .

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  Villian Enterprises LLC (@ShadowKhan2k22) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Ami_Marisol @lyndseyfifield I also remember your problems at Amazon

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  Zee (@usual_antics) reported 10 minutes ago

  The user experience for Amazon FireTV is terrible compared to Roku or GoogleTV.

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  venki (@__venki__) reported 16 minutes ago

  i liked black tea w/ milk and sugar growing up, but could never make it right in the US realized the issue visiting England: US teabags are just weaker, likely designed to be drunk black soln: you can buy non-localized UK brands on Amazon (eg: Yorkshire) that work with milk

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  Shubham Kumar Verma (@thegeophileskv) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Don’t take it as a feedback.. Solve my issue by arranging pickup from Your side.

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  Sassafrassin (@Daniellovesguns) reported 19 minutes ago

  @mrfundman Why is microsoft down, why is Nvidia and AMD down, why is Amazon down, why is Vanguard down? Every time Tesla drops you EDS infected idiots celebrate and every time you lose.

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  Alerius 🌠🎀 ✂️✨ (@Alerius210231) reported 21 minutes ago

  @raymondgstanley The only problem is I don’t trust Amazon to leave it in the competent hands it’s currently in.

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  David Ben (@Bourbon7749) reported 23 minutes ago

  If you only read this, the story seems to be summarized in one sentence: employment is too good → higher interest rates → valuation is under pressure. But what really makes Wall Street more uneasy is the structural crack hidden under the word ”good“. Let‘s look at the salary first. The average hourly wage in May increased by 3.4% year-on-year. Sounds good, but the CPI in April is 3.8%. Do a simple subtraction - the actual wage is negative. Everyone has more nominal money, but fewer things can be bought. Judging from the real purchasing power of workers, this is not ”economically good“ at all, but ”the more you work, the poorer you are“. Let’s look at the structure of employment. 170,000 is not evenly distributed. The leisure hotel industry has increased by 70,000, the local government has increased by 55,000, and the medical industry has increased by 35,000; while the industries that really reflect the cold and hot economy are shrinking: the financial industry has decreased by 22,000, and the information industry has continued to decline (down 11% since the peak in November 2022). Then there is the dark line of AI. According to the Challenger layoff report in May, AI has become the most cited reason for enterprises to announce layoffs, accounting for 40% - the highest record since the agency began tracking this category in 2023. In the first five months of 2026, AI-related layoffs have reached 87,714 people, far exceeding the 54,836 in the whole year of 2025. A study based on the salary data of 25 million ADP employees of Stanford University found that the employment of high-AI exposure positions (software development, customer service) in the age group of 22 to 25 has decreased by about 13% since the end of 2022, while the employment of older employees in the same position has stabilized or even increased. In other words, it is hotel waiters, government employees and nurses who support the 170,000 number; it is financial analysts, junior programmers and customer service representatives who are hollowed out. Name employment is increasing, and the quality of employment is deteriorating. There is an intuitive question: if employment is still growing, how can the economy ”sluggish“? Doesn‘t stagflation need a soaring unemployment rate to be established? No need. ”Stagnation“ in stagflation never refers to employment stagnation, but real output and real purchasing power stagnation. These two things can happen at the same time - and in the environment of supply shock, they are almost inevitably happening at the same time. Inflation in 2026 is mainly driven by oil prices - the Iranian war and tensions in the Strait of Hormuz push up energy costs. The characteristic of this cost-driven inflation is that things become more expensive not because people rush to buy, but because the raw materials used to produce things are expensive. In this environment, enterprises can not lay off people, but they will reduce production, reduce profits, and slow down expansion. The employment figures can be good for the time being, while the actual GDP growth rate is already going down. And AI plays a more delicate role here. In the first half of 2025, if information processing equipment and software investment (that is, the main body of data center construction) are excluded, the annualized growth rate of U.S. GDP is only 0.1%. AI-related capital expenditure - Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta totaled about 725 billion US dollars this year, a year-on-year increase of 77% - almost alone to support the nominal growth of the United States. But how much real productivity improvement has been exchanged for this amount of investment? At present, there is no obvious causal relationship. Now the improvement of labor productivity in the United States comes more from the ”deepening of capital“ - that is, the statistical effect of spending money on equipment itself - than the real revolution of efficiency.

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  evilspoon007 (@evilspoon007) reported 26 minutes ago

  @MoInvestingHQ Only Nvidia and Amazon, msft for long term hold but being punished for slow copilot adoption of AI despite growth of Azure

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  ujjawal (@ujjawalasthana) reported 27 minutes ago

  Well, first time I have been defeated by AI. Got 1 item out of 3 for a prepaid order on Amazon, and there is no way to get through the automated customer support to actually explain the issue. Got refund only for 1 that I actually received. I'll consider this as my tiny contribution towards shareholder value creation for amazon without ever working there.

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  DisTrackers (@DisTrackers) reported 27 minutes ago

  @luisdealbajr @amazon That’s terrible. They really need to learn to ship properly and in box

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  Ritesh Gautam (@riteshgautam) reported 28 minutes ago

  @ICICIBank_Care I have done my credit card payment through Amazon pay on 4th June Payment was successful but there was some issue at ICICI side &today they refunded the amt back.nw I hv done payment again from iMobile app & payment was successful but no confirmation yet. Plz help

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  Tarrance Ball (@starplayer901_) reported 29 minutes ago

  @SpotEmDontDoIt @1bronclair Sports gambling is a sign in itself u broke as **** lmao I woulda respected u more if u admitted to working at amazon Which we all know u do Thats why u tryna get rich off parlays lmaooooo Poe *** *****

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  𝚂𝚌𝚒-𝙵𝚒-𝙶𝚞𝚢-𝟽𝟽𝟽 🛸 🐺 (@KeithAB13) reported 30 minutes ago

  @StargateYT @MichaelShanks I'm sorry, I won't forgive amazon even if they change their minds. I want to see amazon shut ******** down! They messed up by saying it was too fan service. I don't need more words they openly admit they are here to push agendas for the Woke NWO. Burn them to the ground!

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  Ryan Bilesky (@ryanwebdev) reported 30 minutes ago

  @b_co_co What if I told you you were going to buy that $600 worth of stuff anyway but because you get free shipping with Prime you end up choosing to spend it there instead of somewhere else, and save money on shipping in the process. I mean sure somewhere some sucker is buying stuff they otherwise wouldn't just because of the quick free shipping, but they are the problem in that equation not Amazon. Not to mention all the other benefits of prime beyond shipping.

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  Durango (@MelSchwitz24677) reported 31 minutes ago

  @jasonwhitlock There was a game on Amazon prime like a week ago. I tried to watch but the WNBA is terrible basketball. They say it's a game of fundamentals but it's the complete opposite. Missed layups, terrible turnovers, missed free throws with no structure and flat out boring.

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  Shrimpy Bits (@vShrimpyBits) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Jack2LOneill @AmazonMGMStudio Mant years ago, my Dad asked me what I wanted for my birthday, and I told him that I wanted to see the new StarGate movie. We lived in a small town with 2 stoplights, at the time. We had to drive 20 minutes up the highway to go to another small town with a tiny movie screen and terrible audio. But I loved the movie anyway. And I was all in when the SG-1 series came out. I have a history with this franchise, and by the way, I’ve had an Amazon account for more than 30 years. I’m disappointed by their decision to not give the new show even one season. Come on Amazon. How can you greenlight the terrible WoT series, but not this…

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  🧡 Sister Vol 2 🧡 (@sister_vol_two) reported 37 minutes ago

  Insomnia is a terrible thing. Having a panic attack because of it, is even worse. I miss 3am Walmart. 😞 On the other hand, Amazon loves me. I just bought new kitchen drawer dividers as well as rugs for in front of the sink and stove area and a box of Welch's gummies.

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  Ritesh Roushan (@devXritesh) reported 41 minutes ago

  Worst day in 2026.... I had invested last month in NVIDIA, Tesla and Amazon. Today's market gone down badly and now everything is red 📉 WTH is going on....even indian stock going down 😩

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  Social Arbitrage (@GrinchOfFinance) reported 44 minutes ago

  Alphabet $GOOGL just raised about $85 billion of equity, on top of more than $85 billion of debt in the past year. Today the Financial Times reported Meta $META is weighing a stock sale of tens of billions to fund its own AI. Meta called it speculation, but the stock fell about 5% anyway. The strain is showing in the credit market too. Oracle $ORCL is building its AI cloud on debt, and the cost to insure that debt against default hit a record near 198 bps this year, above the 2008 peak. It sold about $18 billion of bonds while burning about $25 billion of cash. These are some of the most profitable companies on earth, and they are selling stock and bonds to fund capex because the buildout has outgrown the cash they generate. Amazon $AMZN will spend about $200 billion this year, with free cash flow set to turn negative. Capex now eats nearly all their operating cash flow, up from about 40% a decade ago. The demand can be real and the financing can still be the problem. I'm wrong if free cash flow recovers while capex stays high and credit spreads tighten back. Analysis, not advice. #AI #Capex

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  Jonathan (@JonathanCarmel5) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Mr_Derivatives You gotta zoom out. Amazon is down -6.3% on the week.

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  Hudson Stelmak (@hudson_stelmak) reported 47 minutes ago

  @AmazonMGMStudio **** you, the sheer disregard and contempt for fans especially of stargate is ridiculous. Every post Amazon makes without address this issue is just another spit in the face.

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  robwilli🫡🔸🐍 (@RLW101994) reported 48 minutes ago

  @BenTodar Yeah it’s totally ridiculous that one coin is ruling the whole market. That’s simply like gold ruling whether Amazon or Apple go up or down! I couldn’t tell you the correlation, but where do the funds suddenly disappear to if BTC does go down?

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  Brad Todd (@BradOnMessage) reported 49 minutes ago

  Let me translate for non-Virginians. The composer of this horror film is the Mob Boss of Portsmouth, the Data Center Diva is the formerly-ascendent-now-collapsing Governor, and Amazon Don is our drug-dealer-turned-speaker of the House. One-party rule is not working out too well...

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  Bren Capital Alpha (@BrenCapitAlpha) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Joe33830 @CNBC Joe, I think you are uneducated and I think you are probably someone who has accomplished very little in their life. It’s very sad. The billionaires in this country carry the entire economy through employment. Without Amazon a million plus would be unemployed. It is not their job to give money to the population who doesn’t know how to invest. Budget. Get an education Or level up in their life. To be honest, if you are worried about the cost of insurance, an egg, or a piece of steak…. You are a very sad and barely functioning adult bordering on mental illness. Money is not these people‘s problem. It is work ethic and brain power. It does not help the economy or society in the long run to take money from people who have a magnificent tack record of compounding and give it to people who don’t know how to manage money. Go to college! You really need it.

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  ViralStrike (@Viral_Strike) reported 51 minutes ago

  @JimChuong True, but speculators and gamblers will likely keep the price going up after this downturn. Bitcoin was designed to be currency for normal people to buy and sell things apart from fiat, but it’s not working that way in practice. They must get retailers involved, e.g., Amazon.

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  Wickey (@Wickey_WW) reported 56 minutes ago

  The biggest risk isn't low gross margin. It's that nobody wants the product. People often view low margins in AI as a temporary technology-cycle issue, not necessarily a business-model flaw. If growth is exploding, scale itself may become the moat, just as it did for Amazon, Uber, and Salesforce. Hypergrowth is a temporary exemption from hard questions. Investors assume scale, better economics, and defensibility will come later. The moment growth slows, those questions return, and they return fast. I guess someone who is the AI coding expert has something to say on this too…. #ai #Venture