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
Atlanta	Website Down	8 hours ago
Sydney	Website Down	10 hours ago
Hyannis	Website Down	12 hours ago
Lyon	Errors	15 hours ago
A Estrada	Website Down	19 hours ago
Morlaix	Website Down	1 day ago

Full Outage Map

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  XJ (@ImDreJaquez) reported 1 minute ago

  @peeyuzz @business My non funded startup probably has more users than this watered down Amazon clone

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  Kush (@MaveStorm) reported 3 minutes ago

  Day-3 Done 2 leetcode problem Working on React Interview handbook Turn in jira tickets Done amazon locker-2 LLD problem

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  ♡ (@ilovep3tal) reported 3 minutes ago

  giving my dog all my amazon package boxes bc im too lazy to break them all down

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  Seykhl - Yiddish for “common sense” (@seykhl) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Hello: thank you for your response, but that was not the issue. The Amazon system identified the town next to theirs that I could send to, but not the exact town my friend was in. Thank you anyway.

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  pallavi (@oxy11111) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Ur team is saying they can't provide invoice on email. When I am trying to download invoice it says error

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  @OBAG (@OBAG_Oxford) reported 11 minutes ago

  2/2 In reality these sites would be difficult to sell + any occupants would be reliant on Amazon, Deliveroo + taxis to service their lives. Excluded: - People using a van/car for work - Families doing after school clubs - People with mobility issues

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  Goddess Nicole (@NicoleN75240) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Greg36810116358 @TruthSeeker4u2 Since when delivering packages isnt a real job? So an Amazon delivery driver isn’t a real job? without delivery drivers our entire country would shut down. How do you think the food gets to your grocery store dummy

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  Still Asleep? (@WTFisagoinon) reported 16 minutes ago

  @jpoole23602 @carryingmarine @amazon I’ll just run down to my local radio shack lol

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  Ben Franklin (@ben710og) reported 16 minutes ago

  @libsoftiktok I work at an Amazon facility and it looks like a casting call for Black Hawk down 2

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  Scotty Unredacted. Fight On! ✌️ (@ApacheUSCLV) reported 18 minutes ago

  @HouseGOP House GOP: "Communist left is no longer hiding." Translation: "Stop noticing billionaires avoid taxes." Tesla $0. Amazon down $7.8B. Four tech giants 4.9% rate. They're not hiding communism. They're hiding wealth extraction. Tax them. Fund the system. 🧾

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  Kosasi Nakamoto (@KOSASI_NAKAMOTO) reported 18 minutes ago

  Quick reality check on the AI hype. Nvidia’s sitting at over $5 trillion market cap. Big Tech (Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta) is on track to drop around $725 billion on AI infrastructure this year alone, data centers, chips, power, the works. Meanwhile OpenAI pulled in about $13B revenue (let be clear that it's non profitable company) last year but lost over $21B. A lot of regular companies are still not seeing strong ROI from their AI spend. Surveys show most execs aren’t getting meaningful revenue or cost savings yet. If the actual money making use cases don’t scale fast, that massive spending spree slows down. Chip demand drops, valuations get re-rated, and yeah it could correct hard. Huge capex chasing future returns that aren’t here yet. AI’s real and useful long term, but right now the numbers don’t fully match the valuations. Could get bumpy.

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  shyam Choudhary (@shyamChoud11726) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I am a blind user and I’m unable to register a complaint on your website/app due to accessibility issues with screen readers. The delivery executive is also saying "I am at home" but not delivering. Please

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  @AmazonHelp I’ve had this issue before and then suddenly it’s cancelled 3 times before same thing your sending the item then no it’s cancelled as apparently you can’t get the item. I ordered this item as soon as it went live and it sold out within hours so I know what’s coming again 😡

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  Kenneth Kinyanjui (@kenju254) reported 35 minutes ago

  I remember going to my friend @asemota, who was facing the same issue with his Amazon mesh system, but I never really understood it till today.

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  Skeptical Cynic (@Johnrjayatl) reported 41 minutes ago

  @ScottPresler They are necessary if we are to be dominant in AI, but where they are (being jammed down rural areas, often in backroom deals), electricity rates and gris issues (again rural) and water usage (well impacting local water tables). Data centers should be required to be walled off in terms of grid and be pari passu with the local community in terms of availability, if not subordinate. The cooling systems should be closed systems with local sourcing managed by local counties. There should be 1,000 foot buffers of the building to the property line (noise). The lessees should be responsible for any pollution at the parent level (the hyperscaler: amazon, meta, etc) and not an SPE or other liability shielding structure.

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  David McSwain (@mc_swa49166) reported 44 minutes ago

  @ShannonMFHill I can’t say that I have had that happen. I do know Amazon is messing up with my account. Even time I order something, I get a notification that the card cannot be processed, update card. There is no problem with my card. Has to be a problem on their end.

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  coolcece (@CayleeCook17) reported 45 minutes ago

  @AlpacaAcute Do you draw on a pc or iPad/tablet? I think there’s adjustable stands you can get on amazon so that you can lay down while using it

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  Hiren Mistry (@mistryhiren1987) reported 46 minutes ago

  @amazonIN This has been the worst Amazon Prime delivery experience I've ever had. Amazon cancelled my original order after assuring me that placing a fresh order would resolve the issue. It's now been 4+ days, and my new order is still not even Out for Delivery.

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  Dinnu daniel (@daniel_adinnu) reported 46 minutes ago

  Microsoft set a carbon negative target in 2020 with considerable fanfare. Five years later its emissions are 25 percent higher than when it made the promise. The gap between those two facts is the entire story. In January 2020, Microsoft announced it would become carbon negative by 2030, meaning it would remove more carbon from the atmosphere than it emits. It also pledged to remove all the carbon it had ever emitted since its founding in 1975. Satya Nadella described it as the most ambitious climate commitment any large company had ever made. Brad Smith called it a moonshot. The 2026 Environmental Sustainability Report reveals that Microsoft’s total carbon emissions increased by 25 percent in 2025 compared to the previous year. The company attributes the increase primarily to the construction of new data centres required to support its AI infrastructure expansion. Scope 3 emissions, which include the carbon generated by the full supply chain including hardware manufacturing and energy consumption by customers, rose by 30 percent. Data centre construction alone has increased capital expenditure to roughly $80 billion annually. The mechanism that makes this problem structurally difficult rather than simply a failure of will is the timeline mismatch. Microsoft’s 2030 carbon negative target was set before the AI boom reshaped every data centre expansion plan in the industry. The company had been making genuine progress on renewable energy purchasing, carbon offset investment, and efficiency improvements between 2020 and 2023. Then demand for AI compute changed the scale of what it needed to build faster than any renewable energy sourcing could match. Permitting, construction, and grid connection for renewable energy sources takes years. Data centre construction, at sufficient priority and budget, takes months. The offset strategy that underpins Microsoft’s accounting has also attracted scrutiny. A significant portion of what Microsoft counts as carbon removal relies on forestry offsets, which environmental scientists have repeatedly identified as unreliable due to fire risk, measurement uncertainty, and impermanence. When the 2023 Canadian wildfires burned through forests that had been used as offsets by multiple companies simultaneously, the accounting gap became visible. Microsoft is not alone in this position. Google’s emissions rose 48 percent between 2019 and 2024. Amazon has pushed its net zero target back repeatedly. The entire technology sector made climate commitments between 2019 and 2021 in an environment where AI compute demand was a fraction of what it became two years later. Every company that made a 2030 target is now recalculating against a baseline that did not exist when the target was set. Microsoft still says it intends to meet the 2030 goal. The 2026 report does not retract the commitment. It describes it as increasingly challenging and commits to continued investment in clean energy, direct air capture technology, and supply chain decarbonisation. The gap between a 25 percent increase in emissions in the most recent year and a carbon negative position in four years is a number that does not close without something significant changing in the trajectory.

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  @AmazonHelp yes i am able to login

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  Dada Khadar Basha (@dadakhadarbasha) reported 47 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I already contacted the social media support team through the link you shared. Unfortunately, the experience was no different from the regular customer support. My issue is still unresolved, and I have not received any meaningful assistance.

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  Rich Jukes (@RichardJukes7) reported 49 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @AmazonUK I already have.... You need to address the terrible inhuman customer service response policy you're currently working with... It's almost impossible to find help on the app...... Let's see.......

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  Bryce Joe (@yobrycejoe) reported 50 minutes ago

  Your Amazon listing looks done and still does not sell because one detail kills trust. Finish the last 5 percent. Fix the one thing buyers hate. Then upgrade photos, bullets, and keywords. Do you know your missing piece?

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  d i v e r g e n t (@raichutokenized) reported 51 minutes ago

  H2 2026 - Predictions and Positioning my thought process on semiconductors, hyperscalers, robotics, software and Bitcoin; ranking them as baskets and exploring ideas on individual assets. 1) AI Infrastructure we are FAR from done. this doesn’t mean we’ll see crazy moves like the first half of the year but AI infra will keep outperforming in my opinion and this is why: - demand is still massive and it’s outpacing supply. memory/storage demand is crazy, hence the expansion from Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron. - SK Hynix Chairman says customers are asking for 5x-6x capacity while SK Hynix can provide 2x capacity. - the inflection point should be capex slowing down, and whenever there is hesitation or FUD surrounding the market - boom: Google announces billions of dollar, or the Meta news this week. consensus for a material capex slowdown is 2028. however, I think that’s a stretch in a trading perspective because hyperscaler AI revenue growth is at least as important as capex to look when it comes to rotation. > inside AI-infra, I have some favorites: a) $SNDK will continue to outperform $MU - flash/NAND will become more important in inference and agentic era. - SanDisk and SK Hynix developing HBF (High Bandwidth Flash), first samples are targeted for H2 2026, even though the commercial ramp is targeted for 2029-2030, I think we will hear more of HBF and samples might act as a catalyst - and Micron’s marketcap is 4x SanDisk’s b) $LRCX and $AMAT will outperform both Micron and Nvidia - memory expansion will benefit Lam and Applied Materials - I’m not bearish on Nvidia. however, LRCX and AMAT win regardless of the accelarator, whether it’s Blackwell, Rubin, AMD, Google TPUs, Amazon or Meta. c) $NBIS will continue lead the neocloud sector, mainly because the business is much better than their competitors d) $LITE and $AAOI are the most asymmetric bets - I think CPO delay impact will fade in the coming weeks, and share prices will soar e) $INTC will re-rate once again, I recently explained why on another post f) I expect $ALAB and $CRDO to continue g) $FLEX will be something we will hear a lot by EOY if I had to choose 2 stocks, SanDisk and Intel - and I think $DISK will outperfom $DRAM 2) Hyperscalers - I think valuations are ridiculous, and earning might bring growth and margins that investors desperately want. however, I think capex remains as the biggest issue and I’m def not expecting any slowing down in 2026. - sell hyperscalers/buy infra trade is coming to an end imo but this doesn’t mean hyperscalers will outperform. on the contrary, I have no intention to buy yet. - I think they need a serious bounce in the coming months, but I still see more upside in AI infra. - $META for high beta, $GOOG $AMZN and $MSFT safer in that order imo 3) Software - I think this a worst bet than hyperscalers. I know AI revenue will accelerate but broad re-rating is waiting for recurring AI revenue and AI-infra to cool off. - $NOW and $PLTR are the best plays but I’m not buying. 4) Robotics this is the best satellite play but I’m not talking about humanoids. I’m talking about companies selling the necessary infrastructure/parts into many platforms, not just humanoids. - $VPG $CGNX and $OUST are my top three 5) Bitcoin $BTC is one of the best bets for the next 2-3 years. I’m expecting a bottom below $55K in September and October but these levels are also great entry points. - but H2 2026 is an entry point for Bitcoin, so I don’t have high hopes for EOY in short, I’m not expecting a change in fundamentals until Q2 2027 and AI-infra will continue to overperform imo.

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  Alexander Dsouza (@dsouzaalexander) reported 54 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp i was promised that the product will be picked up by 10 pm on the 10th. The product is still not picked up and the update on the app is the pick up might be delayed. This is unacceptable. because of this issue my refund is not processed yet. kindly assist

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  Jatinder Singh (@JSBhatti_PANJAB) reported 54 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp How many times you need details, just check this thread , my dms , chats with your customer care. Did I make a crime ordering from Amazon? I can't provide more details, you need to coordinate with your customer care and issue me refund immediately.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 55 minutes ago

  Retailers are drowning in competitor pricing data but never have time to make sense of it. Built IntelliBrief to fix that. It monitors competitors across Amazon, eBay, and Google Shopping, alerts you to price changes, and delivers weekly briefs that tell you what actually

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  BrockBlades (@BrockBlades) reported 56 minutes ago

  @ShannonMFHill My wife ordered a fan from Amazon and it was listed as used. I put it together and it had no remote, the fan blade was cracked, the motor housing was broken and it wouldn’t power on

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  doyletony. (@doyletony77) reported 59 minutes ago

  Citizen vigilante has been taken down from Amazon prime. Yet people still vote for the Uni Party’s.

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  Dr. Regina Sims (@TheAutHERdrsims) reported 60 minutes ago

  Important update!! ​We discovered a small printing error in a batch of my new books fulfilled by Amazon, resulting in an incorrect page added to my book. If your copy has this misprint, please contact Amazon Customer Service directly to receive a free replacement. ​Thanks!