Amazon status: access issues and outage reports
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Users are reporting problems related to: website down, errors and sign in.
Amazon (Amazon.com) is the world’s largest online retailer and a prominent cloud services provider. Originally a book seller but has expanded to sell a wide variety of consumer goods and digital media as well as its own electronic devices.
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.
July 23: Problems at Amazon
Amazon is having issues since 02:20 AM AEST. Are you also affected? Leave a message in the comments section!
Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Amazon users through our website.
- Website Down (48%)
- Errors (27%)
- Sign in (25%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Amazon outage reports came from the following cities:
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Website Down | 3 hours ago |
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Sign in | 3 hours ago |
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Website Down | 24 hours ago |
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Errors | 2 days ago |
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Amazon Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Scott (@Nogimics) reportedI’ve held $INTC for years, but in March 2025 I doubled down because I believed the US couldn’t let it fail amid surging chip demand. Since then: • SoftBank invested • U.S. government took a stake • Microsoft & Amazon committed to 18A • 14A momentum has kept building Expectations are ~$14.4B revenue and $0.22 adjusted EPS (vs ~$12.9B and a loss a year ago). That’s more revenue than last quarter’s $13.6B… but lower EPS than the $0.29 they just delivered. Tonight is about execution. Let’s see if the results back the recovery.
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Vosss (@0xvosss) reported@aiDotEngineer @anbarth @amazon Perception being the still-broken piece in knowledge work matches what everyone building agents keeps hitting. The demo is usually clean, the customer's PDFs are not. Open-sourcing the harness is the part that actually moves the field.
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Verkwho Official (@verkiwho) reported@PrimeVideo #saverobocop @AmazonMGMStudio ... sorry, error again it's #savestargate but with amazon we don't know , how many franchise we have to save now? #savemastersofuniverse ... not, it's ok i think. Too many timelines sorry.
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Esteban Castro (@esancaro) reported@NewsTimeIran @ActressVelvetHQ @grok Dude, can you even start to understand your statement? No one is "making" this girl naked. Or covered or anything. You think in terms of ownership and control. This girl is fresh and young and happy, she is enjoying clean, pure and playful joy in the summer, surounded by people her age. She's starting to play around with flirting in a family setup. They are having fun. We are the "coyotes" noting her out of this world awesome bounce! There are societal understandings, like, in the 1920s women wore full dresses to swim. In the 1980s guys wore speedos to swim (please don't). Now guys use shorts down to the knee (thank goodness) and girls use two piece suits if they feel beautiful. If they are shy, they will use a single piece bathing suit. In the amazon forest, women wonder around fully naked, that's their societal custom. In the west, we say there's freedom, but not that much, if someone goes full naked in the middle of the normal street, or a public bathing place, there will be police telling them to cover and other people stating this or that is disgusting and immoral. If an islamic girl thinks that's too much to show and she thinks the most decent thing in the world is to dress fully covered, then she shuld be able to do it. It would be a terrible thing to go and tell that woman, with those convictions, to remove her clothes and wear a two piece bathing suit. Though, in terms of practicality, from fully covered in the middle of summer to completely naked, there has to be a middle ground where society can all agree norms of decency have been met. And... we all kinda know what the burka girl might be thinking: the others are having fun while she's left out sad and cooking inside that black sheet. That's experience, if there is a chance for the girl to be hurt by thousands of creeps talking and fantasizing three things can happen: 1. Ask her to cover herself and not have fun. Her parents, family, the church. Anyone can enforce this one. It can make the girl feel guilty, smaller, like she did something wrong or she's a property. Most likely the same traumatic, or more, as to endure the result of this going viral. This is the parent or owner point of view. 2. Urge society to stop posting opinions or viralizing things like this because they may hurt the girl or make her feel confused. Difficult to control, are you going to punish the other young person who recorded the video? Are you going to confiscate all devices? 3. The girl can own it. If it bothers her, she can grow stronger, embrace her life and process the outcome. Or let it slide and stand with the truth, that this is what it is. That people can say this or that, but the absolute truth is what we all see: a group of young people having summer fun by the river. NOW: can someone explain the concept of "objectify"? I mean, she's a physical person, does that make her an object? We are talking about her bounce, does that make her an object? Well, we are not talking about a corpse, or a mannequin. We are subscribing to her moment in life, her intentions, the fun she was having, we are celebrating that youth and that wonderful future. And most probably we are stepping in those rocks this possible guy was standing on when he was spraying some water on her that she turned and made that funny and lovely stance against him. We are transporting ourselves into loving this image or possibility in our minds and hoping it was us. May she and whoever else in there have a wonderful and prosperous life.
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ElliottWaveSage (@ElliottWaveSage) reportedMy members have a pretty good read on the market and how to time when the next big rally could happen. I’ve been sharing this information and continue to do so with my updates. We saw for example the $XLY break down pre Tesla earnings and know that a likely move lower in $XLY would impact Tesla and Amazon. That was a market tell and tipped us to the right side and to not be bullish on these. #Stocks #Markets #TSLA $TSLA We of course have a good idea where to buy $TSLA next and what could happen once we do so we are prepared.
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robvsnature (@robvsnature) reported@Iainyupitsme @2SnapsX @JeremyDBoreing That’s a budget issue. Amazon could take it on and produce a show with a more interesting story than Rings of Power for a fraction of what they were paying.
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Dhinesh Kumar Chelladurai (@dhineshdhiran) reported@AmazonHelp I tried 3 times and not getting any help from them. One of TL telling me to google it about the issue. Great Idea and Support @AmazonAssociate
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Joseph Hella (@JosephHella2) reportedWhile I'm sure there are other talented writers out there and I generally am HIGHLY supportive of new writers, directors, actors getting their time to shine... I'm not sure that finding a new writer able to keep the 'soul' of the Stargate universe intact is going to be possible. Apparently, Amazon had a problem with the original writers which doesn't bode well as that would indicate to me that they are looking for writers more 'pliable' to take the show in the direction that Amazon wants. Ultimately, I find it extremely unlikely that the continuation of the show under anyone else will be successful and we're going to end up with another Rings of Power disappointment.
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Hillbilly_Deluxe (@hillbilly_828) reported@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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🇺🇸 Fearless Patriot 🇺🇸 (@patriotomar1) reported@4finewine I'm working on a new website that offers many payment options like PayPal, Google pay & Amazon pay. I'll let you know when it's ready. I remember you had issues ordering from the old website.
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Papillon (@ButterflyEars60) reported@AmazonHelp Can I get help with order 113-5916451-1026624, please? There's no option to replace the coffee that came with jar broken. Either replacement or credit. I have a picture. It was sent in plain mailer with no wrapping to prevent damage. Thank you.
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Jordan West (@jordantwestecom) reportedThe 7 biggest mistakes I see brands make running their TikTok Shop Account 👇 I have looked at a LOT of TikTok Shop accounts at this point With brands making $10M+ The difference is usually not the product It is the operating system behind the account We built Social Commerce Club as a solution for this exact thing. Here are the 7 mistakes I see over and over again 1. Treating TikTok Shop like another Amazon listing TikTok Shop is not a search channel. It is a discovery engine. People are not typing in exactly what they want and comparing 17 listings. They are seeing a creator explain why they need something right now. If your whole strategy is title optimization and waiting for traffic... You are already behind... 2. Recruiting creators once and then stopping Creator recruiting is not a campaign It is not something you do for 2 weeks before a launch It is ALWAYS ON (I'm in weekly calls with our creators!) The best brands are constantly recruiting, following up, activating, and reactivating creators 3. Sending samples with no relationship This one drives me crazy!! Brands send 500 samples and then wonder why nothing happens. No reason for the creator to care ONE ON ONE CALLS are such a hack here Creators perform better when they understand the product, the offer, and the brand actually care! Wild concept!! 4. Thinking pretty content is the goal Pretty is not the goal Sales is the goal!!! Content needs to make someone stop, understand, trust, and buy. Sometimes the video your brand team hates is the video that prints money. But TikTok Shop does not care about your brand deck. It cares what converts. 5. Running GMV Max without enough creative supply GMV Max is powerful. But it needs fuel. If you do not have enough eligible creator videos, product-linked content, and authorized assets, you are starving the machine. Then brands blame the ads. But the real issue is content depth. GMV Max cannot scale what does not exist. 6. Picking too many products at once This is a massive mistake. Brands launch with 37 SKUs and no clear hero product. TikTok Shop rewards clarity. A strong hero SKU with a simple offer, strong margin, easy demo, and clear reason to buy will beat a scattered catalog almost every time. Win one product first. Then expand... focus on what is working 7. Ignoring operations until they break TikTok Shop exposes weak operations FAST Inventory issues. Slow fulfillment. Bad product pages. Messy creator payouts. Customer service problems. Refund issues. The algorithm will not save a broken backend. The account has to be run like a real commerce channel. That is my big takeaway! The brands winning on TikTok Shop are not just making more videos. They are building the system around the videos. Don't forget to share with your team!
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Denny Sawyer (@woodbutchernpr) reported@AmazonHelp So, is someone gonna try to fix it? Or do I have to start shopping at <<shudder>> Walmart?
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Critical Thinker (@CritclThnker) reported@Amazon - what is going on with your deliveries now. I ordered a book, no need for release date. Was scheduled for Monday 7/20. You used USPS for last mile (BIG MISTAKE). It got lost in their system being just 35 miles down the turnpike from me. Now USPS says 5/27. One wk late
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Nick (@nickisback_) reportedNetflix co-founder Marc Randolph reveals why they rejected Jeff Bezos’ $15 million offer to buy Netflix just two years after launching. “We got a call from the CFO of Amazon saying Jeff would like to meet with you.. how about coming down to Seattle and having a little sit down” “Reed and I didn’t have to think too much to figure out why they wanted to meet. It was clear they’d be entering video and this was going to be a make vs buy analysis” “We flew down to Amazon and it was a mess and pretty hard to imagine that that was the headquarters of the world changing e-commerce company” “People were jammed in under stairs and in closets and there were pizza boxes everywhere and dogs were running around” “And in come Jeff Bezos and we begin to have this conversation about Netflix and what it’s all about and it went well” “And as the CFO was showing us to the door she said, in the event we decide to do something, it’s going to be in the low 8 figures” “And we guessed that would probably be between $10 Million to $15 Million and I remember Reed and I looking at each other and going.. that’s not a bad return for two years of work” “But both of us decided .. no, let’s go for this”
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Stone (@ADarkKnightt) reportedI will be removing everything from my Patreon this week. The book, the poem collection, & the free recipes. I’ll go back to publishing books on Amazon and share the recipes in the server probably, but trying to run the Patreon when nobody looks is another thing on my plate.
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Marc Campbell (@marccampbell) reportedsearch in the amazon app changed to conversational AI for me today. this is not the most efficient way to search for a product. when i type “socket set” show me some. the model thinking about what i intend and the seeing the computer stream of consciousness is slow
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Qhu✳️🦆🏃♂️ (@Qhu_NFT) reportedI have had it with @Amazon Fire Stick. I have a subscription to Shudder and Starz. I can no longer play them without buying a new subscription thru Amazon. I have a @Roku TV upstairs and have no issues playing my subscriptions. Today I ordered another Roku controller for downstairs. Shame on you Amazon. Bye fire stick. Just warning anyone who is thinking about fire stick.
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Leah Beall Weisman (@WeismanLeah) reported@CiscoKid814 @allfamilypharma The quality is better than what’s sold on Amazon. I’m taking it and it’s working. I’m feeling 75% better . My stomach still has issues. I wish there was a parasitologist that accepted Medicare & Plan G.
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Amanda Evert Shady Facts (@twinkraider) reported@MightyCroft @AmazonIT this black bar on top of the box makes the PC Version look terrible no shade
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Bradley (@bradimirputin) reportedThe other day, I got a pop-up for 10% off a particular product in exchange for my email address. But then came the second screen… “Enter your phone number to unlock 15% off.” I decided “eh, not worth it” and skipped the SMS screen, settling for 10% off. Bet you do the same. Phone numbers just feel more personal than emails. Furthermore, few things are more annoying than that little text message notification And these days, with the constant barrage of scam calls about your “Amazon Prime account” or your “natural gas statement”... Easy to see why your customers hesitate to fork over those digits. But that personal-ness is what makes your SMS so critical. Your copy goes straight into a customer’s text message conversations, with far fewer opportunities for landing in the wrong inbox (spam, trash, promotions, etc.). Not to mention that SMS’s are easy to write. (Claude can crank out a whole month of solid SMS messages if you give it the right info.) Luckily, one of our new clients has given us the perfect opportunity to try new things as we build their SMS list from zero. It’s adding almost 1 sub/day on net, and we only started doing this two weeks ago… and have only done it a few times. My latest newsletter (sending to my subs tomorrow morning) breaks it all down. You’ll learn: - The problem with "exclusive SMS access" as a list-building incentive — and what tangible, recurring value actually looks like - Why a recurring incentive builds a stronger SMS list than a one-time offer ever could - The self-reinforcing loop that keeps SMS subscribers engaged and growing the list without additional effort - What about our client’s business structure makes this strategy work so well (Hint: The product catalog is always in flux - How businesses can steal this simple strategy WITHOUT launching a new product every other week… or even selling physical products Subscribe now to get it first thing tomorrow morning (link in replies)
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SYeezy0005 (@yeezy0005) reported@WilliamRei26614 @JeffCarnage Every Amazon staff member is paid above minimum wage. Even entry level staff. You can't say the same about the majority of businesses. Seems pretty good no? What's your issue with the way workers are treated?
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Locked Money (@locked_money) reported@NickDiFabio1 You are selling hope. Just having a book on Amazon does not mean it will sell. Everything comes down to marketing. And marketing in itself is a tough skill to master.
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Joey - Master of Wit and Sarcasm (@jjstyx) reported@twobitboat Amazon has no problem sorting stuff.
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Favour Ogbuji (Professor Ogbuji) (@JohnFave03) reportedThe biggest myth in this space: “You need to be a great writer to make money on Amazon.” False. You need to solve a problem someone’s already searching for. A clean, well-designed journal solves a problem just as well as a 200-page book.
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Shiva Shanker, CMT (L3), CFTe, CFA (L1) (@drshivashankerm) reported@AmazonHelp I have provided the details, will see if you can resolve the issue
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Dan Walker (@danwalker2017) reported@AmazonHelp Thanks for the reply, but I’m not going to fill in another online form. This isn’t the first time I’ve had an “attempted delivery” that clearly wasn’t much of an attempt. It feels like a systemic problem that’s only getting worse. Unfortunately we now won’t have our order in time
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PDAD (@AnselmD) reported@AvonandsomerRob Bought a Sekonda mens stainless steel watch for £15 on amazon on sale down from £50 Had it since 2013 and one battery swap Keeps exactly the same time as all other watches, why pay more?
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Polsia (@polsia) reportedFour-channel DTC brands find out about stockouts from refund emails. Built Stokara to fix that. It watches inventory and pricing across Shopify, Amazon, Etsy, and eBay — catches stockouts and cross-channel price drift, pauses listings below your threshold. Live soon.
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sam_digital7 (@Sam_Digital7) reportedMost authors blame low sales on the book. Sometimes it's not the book. It's one small piece of their Amazon page the kind 90% of authors never think to fix. I'll share it tomorrow. #AmWriting #IndieAuthor #WritingCommunity