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
Winter Garden	Website Down	12 hours ago
Loomis	Website Down	1 day ago
Petaluma	Sign in	2 days ago
Hartford	Errors	2 days ago
Newnan	Errors	2 days ago
Ashburn	Sign in	3 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  The market periodical (@tmp_periodical) reported 2 minutes ago

  🚨 BREAKING: 📉 Amazon ($AMZN) is down 2% in pre-market after Jeff Bezos filed to sell 15 million shares, worth approximately $4.07 BILLION. The filing came shortly after Amazon surpassed a $3 TRILLION market cap following a 20% post-earnings rally. 📌 The share sale was pre-planned and previously disclosed in Amazon's February 2026 annual report. 👀📊

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  The AI Peoples Champ (@aipeopleschamp) reported 4 minutes ago

  @jamesonhaslam You can get anything you need at the local plumbing supply store and lots on Amazon even. YouTube for most plumbing problems DIY. If you cant unclog a toilet you shouldn't have one. Plumbers are expensive because they have actual skills.

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  Abhishek Sharma (@abhielite972) reported 6 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN Sorry for late reply, the problem was solved midnight that day just by a raising a complaint via app no further interaction were there, appreciate you, Thank You Amazon.

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  loser (@losermike) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Extra_Ploofy @9000martin9000 Microsoft Google Amazon have all been pushing cloud gaming and failed during their multiple attempts. Latency is the biggest issue. I tried it once and the lag was a non-starter for me.

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  𝙶𝙸𝙳𝙴𝙾𝙽 𝙶𝙴𝙴𝚉𝚉’𝙴 🏴‍☠️ (@GidiGambino) reported 11 minutes ago

  Apple vs Amazon is always a tough one. Apple is doubling down on AI-powered experiences and its high-margin services business, while Amazon keeps pouring money into AWS, AI infrastructure, and cloud. Two giants. Two very different plays. Which one are you backing? Trade AAPL-USDT & AMZN-USDT on BingX. #Apple #Amazon

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  ProudMamaof8blessings (@KKMmamaof8) reported 12 minutes ago

  @xavierjamesg @iWomansplainer This is a state detour with it updated on the GPS systems. We are going on 60+ days of closure and it is still an issue. Does Amazon not look at the routes beforehand?

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  Edward Boggis (@BoggisEdward) reported 15 minutes ago

  Well folks @AmazonHelp and @UPS are playing it crafty, they said our parcel was damaged around 5 days ago, so we complained and they gave us a refund, now they are saying it was a post code error and parcel will he delivered today, we don't want it, refund already given...liars

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  Bull Theory (@BullTheoryio) reported 16 minutes ago

  BREAKING: $AMZN is down 2% in pre-market after Jeff Bezos filed to sell 15 million shares worth $4.07 billion. The filing came just after Amazon crossed $3 trillion following a 20% post-earnings rally. The sale was pre-planned and disclosed in Amazon’s February 2026 annual report.

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  John Kirby (@csljohnkirby) reported 16 minutes ago

  @SigniusNetworks @amazon @AmazonUK I think that's the key point. Nobody is saying Amazon never offers good prices or convenience. It clearly does, and many of us continue to use it for exactly those reasons. My concern is different. If a product page tells a Prime customer "Order now for delivery today", that should be honoured unless there is a genuine and unavoidable issue. Likewise, if availability, pricing or delivery promises change after you've committed to buy, customers have every right to question whether the information they relied upon was accurate. Good value and convenience are strengths. They should not become an excuse for advertising or sales practices that leave customers feeling misled. Amazon is more than capable of doing both, offering competitive prices and treating customers fairly.

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  Arindam (@banerjee291) reported 18 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp its very frustarting that a simple issue like this cannot be taken care and if you cant please let me know i will switch to FLipkart.

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  Zain Ventures (@Zainventures) reported 20 minutes ago

  @AmazonKSA @AmazonHelp my amount deducted thrice for order on amazon now which was cancelled saying technical error and refunded twice, it was two weeks ago, still i did not get my money, if i contact customer care they transfer chat saying this is special order, then the team

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  Wyatt Eastman (@WyEastman) reported 25 minutes ago

  @b0nglad0rThree @esjesjesj More often than not, its the people within the organization that are trying to stand out & climb the ladder who do the exploitation that we all have a problem with Do we honestly think Bezos made every decision directly that we've come to know Amazon for in a negative way? They didn't become billionaires by listening to & learning from stupid people Ruthless people? Very likely, but not often stupid

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  Dexter Morgan VI (@DextersDesciple) reported 26 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I know. But now I don’t even have a window. Likely not coming today. Somehow this would be the 3rd delivery in 4 weeks I’ve had issues with.

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  Deadpan (@OG1_Arfcom) reported 32 minutes ago

  @FragoutDesign I can't tell you how many times I have broken the graduated cylinder lol. I was just getting them from NIC but get them on amazon now.

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  🪬RX (@kyosei100) reported 33 minutes ago

  not able to login on amazon account customer are not able to do anything @AmazonHelp

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  Fly Æther🪰 (@FlyaEther33) reported 39 minutes ago

  @RealLifeTales_ She DEFINITELY getn took down by the Amazon dude 😎

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  The Crypto Johannes (@TheCryptoJonny) reported 47 minutes ago

  BREAKING: $AMZN is down 2% in pre-market after Jeff Bezos filed to sell 15 million shares worth $4.07 billion. The filing came just after Amazon crossed $3 trillion following a 20% post-earnings rally. The sale was pre-planned and disclosed in Amazon’s February 2026 annual report.

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  Russel (@Sun_Path_) reported 47 minutes ago

  So Jeff Bezos just filed to sell ~$4.07B of $AMZN (15M shares) under a pre-set 10b5-1 plan — his first major sale in over a year, right as Amazon hit the $3T market cap club. Meanwhile ARK didn’t sell… they bought. Cathie Wood’s funds scooped up ~$20M+ of $AMZN across ARKK, ARKW, ARKQ, ARKF & ARKX on the same day. But remember $AMZN still holds the bulk of Bezos’ wealth. So what do to with few hundreds shares? I sold cover calls out of money, if call always, great for some premium. If it goes down, great hold and still enjoy some premium.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 48 minutes ago

  @iamsana28 Please copy and paste the link into a different web browser clearing cookies/cache and enabling desktop mode or try to access the link via desktop/laptop to connect with our team. Copy the link > paste the link in any browse > search the link > login to your Amazon account and once logged in, it will display 2 options, one is "continue previous chat" and other is "start a new chat". Click on start a new chat option, and it will connect to our team. Kindly connect with our team via order related account for our team to check and help you accordingly. -Fasi

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  Trade Research Ai (@TheBenchTrades) reported 49 minutes ago

  The Market Just Decided Who Pays for AI - and Who Gets Paid SOXX is up 4% before the bell while Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet all trade lower. That is not noise. That is the AI trade finally learning to tell a customer from a supplier. OVERNIGHT Three of the five largest companies in America are red before the bell, and the S&P is up anyway. Microsoft is bid at $477.28 against Monday's $487.65 close, off 2.1%. Amazon marks $277.14 versus $284.02, down 2.4%. Alphabet sits at $368.25 against $373.51, down 1.4%. Now the other side of the ledger: Micron is bid $865.89 against an $829.50 close, up 4.4%. AMD is $503.91 versus $484.64, up 4.0%. Nvidia adds 1.6% to $209.92, Supermicro 3.5% to $29.64. The iShares Semiconductor ETF is quoted $529.00 against a $507.68 close - up 4.2% before one share has traded in the regular session. The stated catalysts are real but small. Counterpoint's Q2 Global Memory Tracker put Samsung back atop DRAM at 39% share with Micron second at 25%, and AMD reports tonight against a $1.55 estimate - a company that has beaten six straight quarters, most recently by twelve cents. Palantir ran 15% to $145.00 overnight. Caterpillar is up 11.5% to $925.50 after clearing $20 billion in quarterly sales for the first time. Futures followed: ES +0.3%, NQ +0.9%, YM +0.8%. THE TAPE The 10-year sits near 4.67%, eased Monday by softer crude and thawing Middle East headlines. TLT is firmer at $82.40 against $82.19. HYG is flat at $79.32 - credit is not flinching. VIX prints 15.69. USO is off 2.7% to $118.81 and XLE is down 1.1%. Gold is up 0.6%, GLD at $374.09. Bitcoin is a non-event, IBIT unchanged at $36.16. Dollar quiet. Regime: risk-on, but rotating. Nothing here says fear. Everything says the money is changing seats. TODAY'S CALENDAR 10:00 ET - JOLTS (June) and Factory Orders (June). Openings hit a two-year high in May; consensus looks for a modest step down. Fed speakers: Bowman 12:45 ET, Cook 16:05 ET on the economic outlook. Before the bell: Merck, Pfizer, McDonald's, Caterpillar, BP, Duke, Spotify, Zebra. After the close: AMD, Amgen, Arista, Booking, Gilead, EOG, Devon, Wynn, Pinterest, Coupang, SpaceX. Friday's July payrolls is the week's real event. THE LEVELS SPY - closed 757.67, quoted 760.06. 760 is the gate. Hold it and 765 is the next air pocket; lose 757.67 in the first hour and the gap is a fade. QQQ - closed 700.07, quoted 707.37. The 700 handle is the entire argument. Reclaimed Monday, now seven points above it. A close back under 700 undoes the week. AMD - 503.91 against a 484.64 close, into earnings tonight. The $500 strike is where the chain lives. MU - 865.89 versus 829.50. Memory is the cleanest AI proxy on the board right now. LTH - last real print $44.17. Pre-market is quoted 31.68 x 58.35: no liquidity, no signal. Do not trade that gap. THE READ For eighteen months the AI trade traded as one block. It is not one block. It is a supply chain, and this morning the tape is pricing it like one. Hyperscaler capex for 2026 runs north of $450 billion. Alphabet guided $175-185 billion. Amazon flagged roughly $200 billion. That figure is a cost line for the buyer and a revenue line for the seller, and the market has stopped pretending otherwise. Alphabet's Q1 free cash flow fell 47% to $10 billion. Micron's order book has never looked better. Same dollars, opposite signs. What confirms it: SOXX holding above 520 into the close while MSFT and AMZN finish red. That is rotation with conviction, not a gap-and-fade. What invalidates it: AMD beats tonight and the whole complex sells anyway. That would mean this was never about who gets paid - it was about de-risking ahead of Friday's payroll print, and the semis were simply where the money happened to be parked. Watch the divergence, not the index. SPY up 0.3% tells you nothing today. The spread between the chipmakers and their customers tells you everything. Proof, not hype. @TheBenchTrades. Not financial advice. Educational only.

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  🪬RX (@kyosei100) reported 50 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp hi i need to your help i was not able to login on my amazon account also i lost the access of google account of that amazon account u can verify my address phone numbers details etc i needed that account for invoices orders details to claim a warranty

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  Danilo (@Danilovisk94) reported 50 minutes ago

  @snoid66 @Flatpanels This also happened here in Brazil; we had patent issues with Amazon.

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  Nitesh Kumar (@Niteshk38) reported 52 minutes ago

  @amazonIN Order ID 405-0042255-6781967 Product is defective and I want a replacement but due to technical glitch at amazon your care team is not able to raise request and is forcing me to return the product I want a replacement or the repair charges of Rs 2800/- and not a return

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  Bharath (@BharathShips) reported 54 minutes ago

  Amazon SDE Intern OA breakdown: Consisted of 3 sections | ~136 mins approx 1. Coding Challenge (100 mins) • DSA (40m): Standard Array/Greedy minimum operations problem • Full-Stack Project fixes (60m): In-browser IDE to debug & fix 2 MERN project issues alongside an AI assistant 2. Working at Amazon (~30 mins, Untimed) • Scenario-based SJTs rating response effectiveness (heavy on code reviews, testing rigor, and deadlines) 3. Your Work Style (~6 mins, Untimed) • Behavioral slider pairs matching Amazon's Leadership Principles Absolute marathon overall. Loved the hands-on full-stack debugging, but grinding through back-to-back LP scenarios definitely tests your mental stamina.

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  Fajasy (@StableBread) reported 55 minutes ago

  Semis just closed their worst month since October 2008, and demand had nothing to do with it. The AI trade's problem is how the buildout gets funded. Here's a recap of last month's key events in relation to the AI buildout: → July 9: S&P downgraded Oracle $ORCL to BBB-, just above junk-rate bonds. OpenAI makes up ~50% of $ORCL's $638B backlog, and S&P projects its free cash flow deficit widening to $42B a year. → July 14: New York signed the country's first statewide moratorium on new hyperscale data centers, pausing state environmental permits for 50MW+ projects for up to a year. → July 22: Alphabet $GOOGL doubled quarterly capex to $44.9B, raised its 2026 capex guide to $195-205B, and reported negative free cash flow ($5.9B) for the first time in its public history. The stock fell 7.1% the next day, and the Mag 7 had their worst session since April 2025. → July 28: CoreWeave $CRWV's five-year credit default swaps (cost of insuring its debt) traded near 855 bps, pricing ~50% odds of default within five years. The stock was down 36% in a month. → July 29-31: Microsoft $MSFT (Azure +43%) and Amazon $AMZN (AWS +37%) both beat expectations, rising 15.5% and 15.3%, $AMZN's best day since 2012. Apple $AAPL fell 7.4% on supply constraints, and Korea's Kospi followed an 18% three-day drop with a 17.9% single-day gain, its largest on record. Overall, demand is not the problem. Google Cloud grew 82%, Azure grew 43%, and AWS grew 37% last quarter. What changed is the market's willingness to fund the buildout with debt. The four hyperscalers are guiding to ~$724B of combined 2026 capex, and even they are starting to strain, with $GOOGL's free cash flow turning negative this quarter. The names one layer down depend on borrowed money entirely, which is why $ORCL (BBB-, $167B of debt) and $CRWV ($24.9B of debt against ~$6.2B of trailing revenue) led the declines. It doesn't help that futures price ~60% odds of a September Fed hike, the 10-year Treasury ended the week at 4.71% (its highest since January 2025), and oil crossed $100 mid-month during the Iran escalation. Put simply, higher rates make debt-funded data centers more expensive to build and lower what investors will pay today for revenue that arrives in 2027 and beyond.

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  Zain Ventures (@Zainventures) reported 55 minutes ago

  transfer it saying its payment issues then team says contact bank, is it how you care about your prime customers. #amazon

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  The HowdyBeans Podcast! (@HowdyBeans_pod) reported 57 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I cleared my cache but still not working but that's fine, I'll wait like rufus said and see what happens and if i don't get it by the time it starts I'll send a message thank you

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  DutchTZPfan 🇳🇱🌷🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ (@kindleandbook) reported 58 minutes ago

  Desperate much. I know Nick will be pissed hell that he/amazon has to resort in using his least favorite project or most hated looked down up on project to boost his most badly flopped prestigious project. I love it. LOL

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  Amaresh Dhal (@tweet_amaresh) reported 58 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp The issue is amazon is allowing us to talk to customer care and find out the issue

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  Anna writes (@anna_writes0) reported 60 minutes ago

  Most publishers get this wrong. They use Amazon Best Sellers to look for books to copy. I use Amazon Best Sellers to understand why people keep buying those books. That's a completely different mindset. Here's what I do instead: 1. I don't study only the #1 book. I look at the entire first page. If different books are solving the same problem, I pay attention. That's my first clue that people are willing to spend money to solve that problem. 2. Then I ask myself one question: Is this just a trend... Or is it a problem people will still have next year? Trends come and go. Real problems don't. 3. Finally, I read the reviews. Reviews tell me: • what buyers love. • what they're still struggling with. • what they wish the book had included. That's where I usually find my best ideas. I don't use Amazon Best Sellers to chase books. I use it to understand buyers. Every bestseller leaves clues. Your job isn't to copy what's selling. Your job is to understand why people keep buying it.