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 (47%)
• Errors (28%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Fléron	Website Down	15 hours ago
Melbourne	Sign in	19 hours ago
Township of Evan	Website Down	20 hours ago
Los Angeles	Sign in	1 day ago
Lillers	Website Down	2 days ago
Ciudad Jardín	Sign in	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Rupert wilson (@Oxfordite) reported 11 minutes ago

  Online purchases - the issues of trust and reporting scammers; I ordered an item on eBay (they protect buyers better than sellers) Amazon delivered 😳 same product, wrong size.. but I didn't order from them🤔 Who would you report this to, and how? @paullewismoney @MartinSLewis

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  Vauban Books (@VaubanBooks) reported 11 minutes ago

  @MemeProMolerat We are supplying Amazon with the last batch of backlogged orders today. If you don’t receive your copy within 2 weeks, we may have a new problem with Amazon…

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  Tainted.Saint (@TaintedSaint2) reported 12 minutes ago

  @oliveegger If you set it up on Amazon or someplace and call it a "Wish List" instead of a registry, no one has an issue with it.

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  Dalton LeBleu (@daltonlebleu1) reported 16 minutes ago

  @CoachLoweIA 2010 study (Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise): 1-2 oz pickle juice shortened electrically induced cramps by ~40% (85s vs 134s for water) in under 1 minute via oropharyngeal reflex from acetic acid’s “shocking” sour taste—not electrolytes (too slow). Pickle juice electrolytes dont help with cramping. It’s the taste. Mustard also helps. Amazon sells a very expensive product called HOTSHOTS based around this. It works very well. I only learned about this recently.

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  Amygator Redux 🐊 (@AmygatorRedux) reported 17 minutes ago

  Sort of wish @Amazon would let us set a “delivery curfew,” a time after which we’d just as soon wait till the next day. We’re an early to bed family. 10pm is icky to have strangers driving up our long driveway and for us to have to go downstairs and collect our packages. This is our monthly subscribe & save order, heaps of stuff delivered on the same day every month, not something we just ordered yesterday and really need today. And we can’t just leave it outside, the critters will get to it. I know, I know; “first world problems” 🫣

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  Donny Young (@donnyyoung) reported 20 minutes ago

  @HSchenewark Yes. Floating back to Manaus as I type this. We’ve been about 24 hours down river for the past few days doing ministry in more remote areas of the Amazon.

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  Andrew V (@andrewvitu) reported 21 minutes ago

  Dear @amazon whoever came up with the "car distance puzzle" to "protect your account" on login should not be fired they should be executed.

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  Larry (@LongBaIILarry) reported 27 minutes ago

  @DemzDeliver All available on Amazon and without a single thought about any agents of the state coming to shut it down as the LARP about "banned books" continues so they can feel like revolutionaries.

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  Anwar Lemu (@anwarlemu_) reported 28 minutes ago

  @raniano @amazon @amazon I've been unable to login to my account because I changed phone numbers (still use the same email). I have a $400 order I paid for blocked because I need to give extra details which I can't since I can't login. And each time I call customer support I'm sitting on hold for 30+ minutes while they're "looking into it"

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  Wandering Dragon (@D21158Dragon) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Super_Samario Where is the CDN tire stuff made? You want all the Canadains employed at Wall Mart and Amazon to lose their jobs. Put your elboz down super bozo.

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  Sandilya K (@Ksandilya23) reported 33 minutes ago

  @RockWithboAt Dear sir this is my ticket number 67812325. You product is charging issue, i claim warranty but not approved.. I buy through Amazon in 24 February 2026..my product is in warranty period

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  ron tannert (@RonTannert) reported 34 minutes ago

  @MikeHudema Yea Mike, just need to stop cutting down all the balsa trees in the Amazon rain forest for those wind turbines! 👀

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  christensenms (@christensenms) reported 34 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp It’s been almost 2 months and still no resolution. Mohammad in Amazon Incident Response said he has no supervisor and this issue can’t be escalated or resolved by @AmazonHelp. If you’re in Rockville Maryland, beware of a violent delivery man.

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  Who (@iWeltschmerz_) reported 36 minutes ago

  @sushmadate Not a garbage problem; a consumption problem Resource depletion is global mining giants chopping Amazon (incl Adani) and Make in India boasting manufacturing boost - we need clothes, phones, cars, airlines. The planet has run out of resources to manufacture what 9 billion need.

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  Deanna Gifford (@DeannaGifford) reported 37 minutes ago

  LOL! Amazon reviews don't let you post picures of the dead plants one of their sellors sends to people. Even though it is a frequent problem if you look at the sellor feedback rather then the missing (Amazon blocked) product reviews

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  EkimMotlah (@EkimMotlah67675) reported 38 minutes ago

  @ChrisMurphyCT Sit down! You did nothing with Google, PBM's, localized healthcare and healthcare insurance monopolies, Amazon, Microsoft, Visa/Mastercard, Utility companies, Boeing, Credit reporting agencies and the only true monopoly in the US....the USPS.

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  Victor (@MotherDragonBSV) reported 38 minutes ago

  @RonSwanonson @grok @grok when you say “Bitcoin” you didn’t even have the common curtesy to specify which one ie BTC, BCH, or BSV as you were too busy giving yourself a reach around tug putting your own robotic head up your own ***.. You reference the Bitcoin Standard & Andreas Antonopoulos' titles, alongside Satoshi's whitepaper… as if they are the same thing & they are not. By the way BSV the real Bitcoin Protocol (you know the only one that actually scales with big blocks, unbound, on layer 1 and no ceiling at 1M-1B+ transactions per second with fractions of the cost of the meme coin that is BTC as a hijacked ticker symbol & ending in big data centers) is the only one actually closest to the vision of Satoshi Nakamoto’s whitepaper and economic system protocol. The “utility” of “Bitcoin” & which “Bitcoin” is the Bitcoin Protocol is anything but clear. Although it is clear which one you, the media, & Epstein funded Cored developers are pushing.. All you have is front running the real technology ($BSV and TeraNode) with the speculative ticker ponzies like Strategy, Wall Street, Banksters, and paid for shill influences love ie BTC. “Bitcoin has clear utility as decentralized, scarce, verifiable money with no counterparty risk.” you say.. “It functions as digital gold and a global settlement layer for value—anyone can send or hold it without permission or inflation.” you say.. How has BTC, your so called “digital gold,” “hedge,” “savings technology,” “number go up” realistically perform the last year and a half since reaching it’s all time $100K+ high compared to real Gold, Silver, Stocks and Equities & even top companies like Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Google, & Tesla the last couple months? you mention “security and soundness” over “raw transaction volume” but you are making assumptions and padding by drinking the koolaid you’re being fed. 1. Bitcoin Protocol is meant to be a truth ledger ie solving some common “double spend or two sets of ‘the books’ issues in accounting practices ie “cooking the books” which was the competitiveness of solving the problem as well as having a transparent, albeit pseudonymous, blockchain of UNBROKEN & un-segwitted continuous chain of witness signatures curtesy of the blockchain which was one of the first thing BTC broke (in the name of improvement through development) which BSV still correctly maintains as it was… Most people look at the fact that BTC is championed by “exchanges” while not realizing that regulations are still a long way to go, that king maker “bucket shop” exchanges filled with wash trading, thin liquidity & order books, as well as coordinated delistings of the real Bitcoin Protocol that scales ie $BSV being delisted as a sha-256 coin while things like Pepe, Buttcoin, XRP, or any one of hundreds of shitcoins including BTC is on their top coin lists and listed as the grifts they are. You probably still believe 10+ years later that ETH is doing “real development work” with their Layer 2 “solutions” which still don’t work towards scaling. You probably haven’t even read Policing Online Games by Peter Wayner, TCP/IP Illustrated, Volume 1 or 2 by Kevin R Fall, Bit Coin or The Anti Bubbles: Opportunities Heading into Lehman Squared & Gold’s Perfect storm. Don’t read only what marketing/google dictates Analyze & think for yourself/look broader. If BTC was really “digital gold” it would have performed as well or if it is “better digital gold” better than real gold the last year & a half no matter what was going on in global macro not Mark Cuban selling it like he correctly sold puts before the Dot Com Boom & Bust. Consider: 1M-1B+ tps BSV > 5-7 tps BTC Real Gold central banks have been rapidly accumulating > BTC “fool’s gold” that didn’t perform this year Near-Complete Graph > Mesh Network Layer 1 Scale > Layer 2 shennanigans Micropayments at fractions of the cost > payment channels that can’t scale & 3rd party payment processors like Block or Visa/Mastercard always taking their cut

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  Chosen One 1111 (@1111_ChosenOne) reported 41 minutes ago

  "Amazon refused to give me access to my employee file upon request. They signed for my FIRST USPS certified letter on August 15th, 2025. We are now at 117 days since they signed my request - for my employee file." I remember this note very well. They fired me in the middle of the night of the 2 year anniversary date that Charlie Kirk visited Wenatchee, and was 11 miles from the 911 memorial. Conveniently - he will be assassinated on the eve of the 911 memorial in 2025. On the same date of his assassination Amazon sends me an email telling me I will need a subpoena for my information. Within 24 hours of my "quiet firing" at 12:36 am - Jacklyn Bezos will conveniently pass away. We need to go to trial. These people believe they are absolutely untouchable, and they all need to be called as witnesses and go down in shame.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 44 minutes ago

  Professional product photography has been priced like a luxury. VisualKit AI was built to fix that. Amazon sellers and D2C brands upload product photos, we generate lifestyle shots and ad videos from them.

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  gggl (@gggl0rgiggles) reported 44 minutes ago

  @CNBC Everyone should have expected it to retest its IPO price if not break below it at some point post the IPO. So this is nothing new. Amazon traded below its IPO price, so this isn't uncommon. The big problem with SpaceX right now is that only the analysts have factored in the data center growth, we haven't seen that in the Q1 numbers but should see it in the Q2 numbers and the guidance. If they are getting nearly $3B a month to rent out their compute we are talking about a potential massive cash cow on top of the Starlink cash cow that will be farting golden nuggets once Starship regularly launches Starlink 3.0 satellites.

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  Kakusei Banana Horn (@SentaiOnly) reported 48 minutes ago

  Did amazon jp sort out the CPSC issues?

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  Jami Burns (@jamiburns45) reported 49 minutes ago

  @MikeluvsJesus @DKParker14 That’s horrible! Haven’t had that happen. And I have Prime for my business. I’ve had identity theft & bank fraud on my account. Both issues were totally resolved within 4-6 months. Hope your Amazon issue is resolved soon!!

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  OutOfPocketSports (@usernameigotyou) reported 49 minutes ago

  Thread 18: So thank you Amazon, for terrible customer service, for scamming me out of 200$, for making my sister not receive her nursing pillow, and for forcefully pushing automated messages, poor customer support and false refund accusations down my neck just so you don’t help.

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  Mel Hardy🍌🦍 (@SilverStacker57) reported 50 minutes ago

  @RickD_GK Ok, so next time he can pee on her shrubs or **** in her yard. It's her preference. He's an Amazon delivery driver, cut him some slack. He didn't go IN her house to use it, it's in the front yard! I bet her packages don't arrive so well next time... IYKYK! I've never been against one using proper facilities when the need arises. It's a normal ****** function and we all have to do it and it doesn't always hit at a convenient time. If someone uses a porta potty, as nasty as those things are, they must REALLY have to go!! I see no issue here.

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  Mr. Long ******* ♣️⚜️🗿 (@CrazyDegenerate) reported 54 minutes ago

  @emmaspetal Yeah during the Glitch Direct announcement they said they partnered with a TBA corp that’ll get streaming rights. There’s no confirmation which, or if the episodes will still be released on YouTube as well. I’ve been betting on Amazon since they have Murder Drones & Helluva Boss.

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  Chassie lynn Gavin (@GavinChassie) reported 55 minutes ago

  @ItzFrancisBaby game boards what show is part 2 of the game set of the problem action figures all because Amazon ran out ofTrinity's kwan 12 inch action figures was the price

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  Tweetd (@RealityRights99) reported 58 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I did just share "my concern". Your corporate strategy is the problem. You aren't going to change it, so your business is no longer one I will use.

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  Quaivenger (@joseangelSP500) reported 59 minutes ago

  @AIagent_1000_X @0xalank I think you’re making a category error. You’re evaluating infrastructure using the metrics of a mature, revenue-generating business. Lighter, who is just one more application, may very well become a successful business. If it has users, revenue, volume, and product-market fit, that certainly reduces investment risk. I have no problem acknowledging that. But Quai isn’t trying to be another application. It’s building the infrastructure on which thousands of future applications could eventually exist. That’s a fundamentally different investment thesis. Calling Quai a “belief system” also overlooks how every major infrastructure investment looked in its early years. Amazon in 1998. Tesla in 2012. Ethereum in 2016. NVIDIA before the AI boom. All required investors to believe the ecosystem would eventually mature. Infrastructure cannot be valued solely by today’s cash flow because much of its value lies in the economy it may ultimately enable. You also argue that developers won’t come. Maybe they won’t. Maybe they will. But that’s speculation, not analysis. That’s precisely why Quai continues shipping infrastructure: • Pelagus • Wormhole • SOAP • Quainance • EVM compatibility • Scalable Proof-of-Work • Infrastructure for AI and machine economies The goal is to make building on Quai increasingly attractive. The same applies to Qi. Alan has never argued that Qi is designed to replace the US dollar. The thesis is different. If millions of autonomous machines and AI agents eventually transact with one another, does an energy-denominated monetary unit make economic sense? That’s an interesting monetary question. You may disagree with the answer. But dismissing it as “just a belief” doesn’t actually engage with the underlying monetary architecture. The same goes for SOAP. SOAP isn’t marketing. It’s an economic mechanism. It generates revenue, purchases QUAI on the open market, and reduces effective supply through permanent burns. You can debate its long-term impact. Calling it hype doesn’t explain why the mechanism itself is flawed. You also reduce Quai to “another PoW experiment.” But Quai’s thesis extends far beyond Proof-of-Work. It includes PoEM, a hierarchical multi-chain architecture, EVM compatibility, QUAI + Qi, SOAP, Quainance, and infrastructure designed for machine economies. Finally, I completely agree that execution risk is high. It always is when investing in infrastructure before the ecosystem matures. That has never been the secret. I believe where your analysis ultimately falls short is here: You’re comparing a business with infrastructure. Those aren’t equivalent. It’s like saying: “Stripe generates cash flow. The Internet doesn’t. Therefore Stripe is the better investment.” That reasoning ignores the fact that infrastructure often appears unattractive for years—until the economy built on top of it begins to emerge. Quainance is a perfect example. A year ago, one could argue that Quai lacked native financial infrastructure. Today it has a bridge, swaps, liquidity, ecosystem discovery, and a financial gateway connecting external capital to the Quai economy. Is the ecosystem complete? Of course not. But it’s another meaningful step toward the vision. Ultimately, I think we’re simply investing in different layers of the technology stack. You’re investing in an application with lower uncertainty and measurable business metrics today. I’m investing in infrastructure with greater execution risk—but also with the potential to enable an entire digital economy if the thesis materializes. Neither approach is irrational. The difference is our time horizon, our risk tolerance, and what layer of the technology stack we choose to own. Applications generate cash flow. Infrastructure creates economies. Time will tell which thesis proves correct. ⚡

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  phillybill5319 (@phillybill53191) reported 60 minutes ago

  Been going for two years No one has been able to help. Of any real importance. There's one way to end this problem. I am leaving Amazon because the only reason I haven't bis because of their speedy delivery.When the delivery instructions aren't followed it's no good to me

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  Final Boss (@yahurrmemane) reported 1 hour ago

  Man I normally don’t get on here and complain about companies but @amazon has been absolutely horrendous the last few days. It’s just been a consistent uphill battle for them to remotely do anything close to what made them this huge company. Their service has gone DOWN