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 (31%)
• Sign in (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bridgwater	Sign in	3 hours ago
Hayange	Errors	1 day ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	1 day ago
Miguel Hidalgo	Website Down	1 day ago
Paris	Website Down	4 days ago
Guadalajara	Errors	4 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Anthony (@AnthonyDevPub) reported 3 minutes ago

  Funny, instead of @amazon dealing with the problems of their "delivery drivers" deliberately and carelessly destroying packages we pay for and dealing with it properly so it doesn't happen again anywhere in the world...this is their solution.

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  Deval Patrick's Wins (@DevalsWins) reported 5 minutes ago

  @IzzatStatus @AcdKiran @GtmPro I also work at Amazon. This doesn't make any sense. pay is broken up into bands for each level, Indian managers inflate their Indian employees ratings during OLR and then move them to top of band for PCS and pip out the non indians. How would indians be underpaid

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  J͟a͟son (@jayhood73) reported 7 minutes ago

  Well I was going to start a wishlist for groceries ( that’s literally our wish at the moment, some groceries) but Amazon groceries is expensive. so if you can spare a dollar or two to help us out, much appreciated. i know crowd funding groceries is crazy but we’re down bad. I’m just not in the mood to be called names today I’m already depressed so if you have nothing nice to say please don’t say anything. $Jasonmac73 venmo Jason-Mccarve-1

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 8 minutes ago

  @DilandasJi As much as we would like to help you, we'll not be able to access your order/account details over social platform. Request you to follow up the issue with our Amazon Shipping Services team via link provided earlier for further assistance. -Anantha

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  Spencer (@ecomrat) reported 10 minutes ago

  Have seen people saying you can't do anything about this because they're Chinese sellers... You can Sue them in federal court, get a TRO, Amazon takes listings down and freezes their payouts. Then settle or collect their abandoned funds via default judgement Ask me how I know

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  Varsha Utkarshni (@VUtkarshni) reported 11 minutes ago

  @FDIonline @IndianGovtt I don't know whether I am right or wrong but I would like to raise the issues to you that from past 3 years I am facing product dilivery related issues by the side of @amazon and get no relaxation by their side. Their relaxation stay on the paper only.

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  Just Another Josh (@Justanotherj25) reported 12 minutes ago

  @jamamiss16 @BethlehemTony @jamestalarico A woman died of a heart attack at my local Target a few weeks ago. They closed the store down for the day. They also closed on the morning of her funeral. There are ways to handle it in a professional compassionate manner. Amazon always chooses the most callous disrespectful way

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  Josiah (@josiahjdp) reported 13 minutes ago

  But I thought about the sentence: Mom said you always pay for everything anyway. Jason had done wrong. Marissa had taught him why he thought he could. The next morning, Mom called. This time, her voice was tired instead of diplomatic. “Jason wrote you a note?” “He did.” “Your father made him.” “That explains the man enough line.” A small laugh moved through her voice, then disappeared. “He cried, Emily.” I closed my eyes. I did not want to hate a thirteen-year-old. I did not hate him. That was the complicated part. “He needs help,” Mom said. “He needs consequences.” “He’s grounded. Your father took his tablet, his console, everything. Marissa is furious.” “Of course she is.” “She says we’re all turning on her.” I poured coffee into my mug and watched steam curl up in the morning light. “Are you?” Mom sighed. “Maybe we should have a long time ago.” That silence held years. Marissa at sixteen, borrowing my clothes and ruining them, then crying until Mom told me to be kind. Marissa at twenty-two, moving back home after quitting another job, while I paid rent and took night classes. Marissa at thirty-eight, calling theft a birthday gift. “What happens now?” Mom asked. “I don’t know.” “Would you consider seeing Jason? Not Marissa. Just Jason. Your father wants to talk to him properly, and maybe Nora deserves to hear an apology if she wants one.” “If Nora wants one,” I said. “Yes. If Nora wants one.” That mattered. After school, I showed Nora the choice like a small object she could hold or put down. “Jason wrote the note,” I said. “Grandma says he might apologize in person. You do not have to see him. You do not have to accept it. You can say no now and change your mind later.” Nora sat on her bed with her sketchbook open. The fox in armor had gained a sword and a bandage over one eye. “Would Aunt Marissa be there?” “No.” “Would you?” “Yes.” “Grandpa?” “Probably.” She thought about it. “Not yet,” she said. I nodded. “Not yet.” That night, I called Mom and told her. She accepted it without argument. Another small miracle. But peace never lasts long when someone else thinks your boundary is just a locked door they have not kicked hard enough. Two days later, an envelope arrived from Amazon. Inside was a notice about disputed gift cards. They had been redeemed. And the delivery email belonged not to Jason, but to Marissa. The email address was unmistakable. Marissa had used the same one since college, back when she thought adding “xo” to everything made her sound glamorous. There it was in the Amazon fraud report: marissaxo17. The gift cards had not gone to Jason’s gaming account. They had gone to her. I read the document three times while standing by the mailbox, cold wind pushing hair across my face. Across the street, a delivery truck idled with its flashers on. Somewhere nearby, someone was burning leaves, and the smoky smell made my throat tighten. Five hundred dollars. Not the biggest amount in the mess, but the ugliest. Jason had stolen like a kid testing limits. Marissa had stolen like an adult who knew exactly where the limits were and expected me to move them. I took the letter inside, scanned it, and sent it to Amazon, my credit card company, and myself. Then I placed the original in a folder labeled Marissa – Financial. The fact that I already had a folder told me a lot. My phone rang at 7:12 that evening. Mom. “Emily,” she said. “Your sister wants to come by tomorrow.” “No.” “She says she has the Amazon items.” “I canceled most of them.” “She says some arrived anyway. She wants to return them.” “And the gift cards?” Silence. There it was. Mom had not known. “Ask her about the gift cards,” I said. “Emily.” “Ask her.”

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  Manu Sisti (@Manu_Sisti) reported 15 minutes ago

  4. Put those gaps into ChatGPT and build a stronger outline. You don't need to be the world's leading expert. You just need to solve the problem better than the books already sitting on Amazon.

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  Alan (@wiccaandproud) reported 20 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazon I would really like some help please. I can't recover password or change my password as I need to sign in to do it. Can't go through with email as it takes me to confirm with phone number, but its my old number, I no longer have access too.

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  Lori Allen (@LoriAnnAllen22) reported 20 minutes ago

  @ZOrtiz9919 Have been doing Amazon Flex for years. Picking your hours is great. Every once in a while, they'll try not to pay you for a block you take & show up for but Amz has an internal issue & we get sent home. They did it to me again even though the c.s. person assured me I'd be paid 🤬

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  chicken on a hill (@brooklynnaugjtu) reported 22 minutes ago

  @brett_lamy @InverseMarcus @mpopv And then another competitor comes in and starts selling toilet paper for 15% again causing Amazon to lower it back down. Your example only works in complete predatory monopolies, something that Amazon clearly does not fit into

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  Pirat_Nation 🔴 (@Pirat_Nation) reported 22 minutes ago

  Amazon France is being accused of refusing to replace a defective RTX 5080 under warranty. The MSI RTX 5080 Shadow’s power connector burned, the customer asked Amazon for a replacement, but support offered only a refund of around €1,200 or told him to deal with MSI. The problem is that Amazon still has RTX 5080 cards in stock, but they now cost about €200 more. The customer argues that EU consumer law gives buyers the right to choose between a repair and a replacement when a product is defective, unless the chosen solution is impossible or would place an unreasonable cost on the seller. He has already filed complaints with the European Consumer Centre and France’s SignalConso consumer protection service.

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  Naveen Sharma (@asknaveensharma) reported 22 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Nobody called yet from Amazon and I couldn’t even resubmit the issue due to same error.

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  @not_bloody_likely🌺🪶🕯️🦖🦕🪶🕯️🌺 (@feetoes2) reported 24 minutes ago

  @jamestalarico You have a serious credibility problem. Things like this are awesome though. You've now alienated Amazon employees.

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  INCITE AI (@Incite_corp) reported 25 minutes ago

  @archora_ai $AMZN is up 16% YTD but ~9% below its high while AWS grows ~20%; that is not "max fear" spending. Slow capex hurts AI gear makers more than Amazon, which gets higher margins either way!

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  Louis Brown 🤦‍♂️ (@louisbrown007) reported 25 minutes ago

  @ClayTravis Not to mention the app is terrible. It’s always buffering. Didn’t have any problems when MLB was through Amazon.

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  Lola la Chola (@KupoPewPew) reported 25 minutes ago

  @JDVance @JesseKellyDC I owned a store down the street from Microsoft campus from 2011-2018… I had tons of clients from Microsoft and the tech industry … you don’t know how often I heard from a customer that they had to close their sublist because they go laid off, but not before having to train their h1b replacement .. Microsoft and Amazon did it like crazy and still do

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  Kleśhaghna Purusha (@Kleshaghna) reported 25 minutes ago

  @amazonIN Today was no different. 6 calls to them were attempted which have been disconnected from their side repeatedly. The audacity exists as these offices & the agents know reaching Amazon Care & resolving any issue is a headache. On a refund, a customer is blacklisted by #amazonIndia

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  Liran Hirschkorn (@LiranHirschkorn) reported 27 minutes ago

  @codyplof @itsluizneto Brand registry should help you take them down - you don’t need to sell on Amazon to use it

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  Purple Desert Cat (@EMAW_AZ) reported 32 minutes ago

  @EvryManAWildcat I've had this problem before with other items. I cancel and reorder after the 2 day mark and the second one usually shows up no problem. But I have had a huge increase in Amazon issues the last 6+ wks - broken or damaged, unsealed empty envelopes, missing pieces. Def. a problem.

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  Clare (@ClareESummers1) reported 33 minutes ago

  @jamestalarico An Amazon warehouse worker collapsed and died from a medical issue at the PDX9 distribution center in Troutdale, Oregon, on April 6, 2026. Coworkers alleged they were told to keep working near the body, but Amazon denied this, stating operations continued only to let first respon

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  Abhinav Tripathi 🇮🇳 (@itsabhitripathi) reported 42 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @nehaljain_123 I ordered a dji mini mic that was not working, called amazon to complain they told we can’t do anything as your return period is over they provided dji india mail id and told contact them yourself

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  Angelfish of The Woods (@ScubertDubert70) reported 43 minutes ago

  @fwrenzo1 Samsungs are terrible for this. I just took a chance and got a TCL 65" for my barn, it came with google TV. the rest of my TVs have firesticks just because they work better than the typical smart TV setup. Anyway, the TCL not only looks great, the google tv part is far better than the firesticks I've been using. Amazon keeps ******* around with the menus, and hiding the apps I want to use to try to get me to click on sponsored links or whatever ******** it is.

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  Ricardo (@Ric_RTP) reported 44 minutes ago

  The most important company in AI just hired a bank to sell itself. You've probably never used it. But almost every AI product you have used was built on top of it. Here's what's really going on with "the Switzerland of AI": Hugging Face is the place where open AI models actually live. A lab finishes training something and publishes the weights there. Developers pull them down. Companies build products on top of them. Millions of models, datasets and apps sitting on one platform. And the reason the whole industry trusts it is that NOBODY owns it. Look at who funded the last round in 2023: Salesforce, Google, Amazon, Nvidia, Intel, AMD, Qualcomm and IBM. Sworn enemies writing cheques into the same company at a $4.5 billion valuation. And that was the entire point. Every rival holds a slice, so no rival controls it. That's why people started calling it the Switzerland of AI. On Sunday, Business Insider reported that Hugging Face has been working with a bank to sound out buyers at $13 billion or more. And this is where it gets really interesting… Late last year Hugging Face publicly turned down $500 million from Nvidia. They said no on the record, and the whole reason was staying independent. Then in November, CEO Clement Delangue stood on stage at the Axios BFD conference and said the industry was in an LLM bubble that might pop in 2026. He added that roughly half the $400 million his company had raised was still sitting unspent. So Delangue called the top, said he didn't need money, refused strategic cash to protect his neutrality, and then hired a bank to exit anyway. The numbers explain why: Hugging Face has raised about $395 million across 10 years. The ask is $13 billion. That's roughly 33x every dollar anyone has ever put into it. Five days before this leaked, Stripe agreed to buy OpenRouter for a reported $7.5 billion. OpenRouter routes developer traffic to models. Hugging Face stores the models. Neither company builds a model of its own. Somebody has worked out that the roads are worth more than the cars. Here's what a buyer actually gets: Whoever owns Hugging Face owns the shelf that every open model on Earth sits on, including the ones built by their direct competitors. They'd set the hosting terms, the search ranking, the access rules and the download speeds for products designed to beat their own. But also keep in mind that hosting millions of free models costs a fortune and earns almost nothing. The last public revenue figure was $30 to $40 million. Delangue and his cofounders started this in 2016 as a chatbot app for bored teenagers, and 10 years in, their investors want paying. A rich owner might be the only thing keeping the Hub free. Last month OpenAI disclosed that models it was testing escaped their sandbox, reached the open internet, and broke into Hugging Face's systems. Researchers counted around 17,600 attacker actions across four days in July and laid the whole thing out at Black Hat. Nothing is signed. No buyer has been named. Hugging Face hasn't said a word in public. But the bank is already making calls. Every AI lab on Earth paid to keep this thing neutral. One of them is about to own it.

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  She Vet AF (@etcher10) reported 50 minutes ago

  @MITACLLC About a month ago a guy delivered Amazon out here; he couldn't speak enough English to say hello to me. How in TF was he navigating our roadways safely? I contacted Amazon, they have no issue with it. *** them too.

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  Chris Jones (@realkiwichris) reported 53 minutes ago

  @simonmontefiore @triggerpod Amazon tells me it will be released down under on 8th September.

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  Chris (@chrisdingleb) reported 54 minutes ago

  @pokemondealsuk Nothing as usual @amazon fix your invites you give some people 8 invites in one drop while others like me get nothing week after week.

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  CAL w/Flair (@LanclosCheryl) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Killer4144 @MAGAVoice YES…. Have you !??! I bet you order from Amazon, show ID to buy cigs, booze, cash a check…. Complain all you want…. I just ordered 2 birth certificates for $8 …. Did it all on line … No problem… Get Over It and stop swallowing what the Dems are serving up because it’s a crock !!!

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  Harry Binelli (@BinelliHarry) reported 57 minutes ago

  @AntoineRichard It's not Apple. It's Amazon and every platform. Of course Netflix and HBO put movies and series up and down all the time in their platforms. The only option if you value the piece of art that you are acquiring, it's to PIRATE IT.