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 (29%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Lakeville	Website Down	24 minutes ago
Zürich	Website Down	9 hours ago
Cali	Errors	22 hours ago
Strasbourg	Errors	1 day ago
Lakeville	Website Down	1 day ago
Canberra	Website Down	1 day ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

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  Cheeseburger (@CBread04) reported 3 minutes ago

  My letter to Amazon Studio: Dear Amazon Studio Executives, I'm sure you have been hearing from a lot of very passionate Stargate fans recently. I hope, while passionate, none crossed a line. But if some did cross a line, please understand their passion likely got the best of them because Stargate is something they love and they feel betrayed by your studio for killing it. That said, being overly disrespectful doesn't represent the Stargate fandom as a whole or the lessons the series taught its fans, so I apologize on their behalf. That said I too am extremely frustrated with the decision to shut down the new Stargate project. Especially when I heard one of the reasons was that it was going to hold too closely to the original lore which was deemed to focus too much on the original audience and not on some almost mythical modern audience. Firstly the original series was hugely successful, and the vast majority of its original audience are not only still living, but also more likely to be in the age range where they have much more disposable income, like myself. They also now have children they want to share the series with. There is also an enormous vacuum for this type of positive, realistic sci-fi show. This was a series that guided many of our morals, our understanding of right and wrong, courage, loyalty, honor, patriotism, respect, education, science, hope for the future, unity, how our differences can be our strengths, teamwork. I could go on forever. It was an enormously positive influence on millions over the span of two decades. When Stargate aired it was my brother and I that bonded over the show. Today from those two fans, the new Stargate series would have had myself, my brother, his two sons, my wife, and two close friends of mine all excited to watch every episode. That was 2 original fans that would now be a diehard audience of 7. There is more than enough potential to create a very successful series just with the original fans and the people they shared the show with. But I believe it goes beyond that. If the show held true to the original it would spark the interest of an entirely new generation even if they don't have an original fan to introduce them. Like I said there has been a huge vacuum in the market for this type of series. Nothing like it really exists today and the sci-fi and television world is weaker for that. Many are longing for this type of series even if they don't know it yet because they were never introduced to it. So many cherished shows and movies that have been rebooted by major studios have not been the commercial success the studios expected them to be. I believe the evidence is clear that their lack of success has been in large part because the original audience is often abandoned or an afterthought in some attempt to capture an illusive market of new fans. But in the attempt to target a more general audience you make the show average, unoriginal and destroy all the magic that made the show so special. So the original fans hate it and new potential fans are introduced to a show that just isn't very special. Instead it's a show built for the average audience in every way, making it average and boring. Studios are focus grouping art to death in some attempt to please an average that doesn't exist as a real person. In the end the show loses the qualities that would earn it a new audience while also alienating the original audience. Please I beg of you, give this new series a chance. Reconsider your choice to cancel it. Allow the creators of the project to continue to run it and fulfill their vision. They have already proven themselves capable of creating a beloved series and one of the most successful and loved sci-fi shows ever created. They know what they're doing. Please give them a season. I am confident it will be a success. You have a loyal fan base that would buy up all the merch you want to sell if it means they will have an authentic Stargate series back in their lives. Please don't walk away from this and alienate so many Stargate fans. In the meantime I'm sorry to say, I have canceled my Amazon Prime and will not be renewing if the project is not continued. Or at least release the rights to the series so it can be continued by those that love and understand the series and why so many care so deeply for it. Sincerely a Stargate fan

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  Darshan Rajguru (@DarshanRajguru5) reported 5 minutes ago

  @vikpai @AnshulGains That's a brand side problem I thought Amazon/Flipkart affiliates programs are successful tools for creators for money making. Even fintech sources a lot of customers from affiliate creators I get a lot of feed on insta from tier 3 cities with affiliate links all over their pages

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  Katyayani Shukla (@aibytekat) reported 7 minutes ago

  5. The "Alignment" Check-in Situation: You receive a vague calendar invite to "make sure we're aligned on the Q3 strategy." You show up, and the call is 60 minutes of corporate buzzwords, head-nodding, and high-level philosophizing. Zero actual decisions are made, no concrete action items are assigned, and you leave the call just as confused as when you joined. System: "Alignment" is usually a corporate code word for "I haven't actually done the hard work of writing down a coherent strategy yet, and I want to talk it out loud until something eventually makes sense." It is lazy management disguised as collaboration. Why it works: Implement the Amazon 6-pager rule or a strict "memo-first" culture. Before anyone is allowed to ask for "alignment," they must write a detailed strategy document. If the plan cannot be clearly articulated in text, it's not a strategy yet. Have the team read the document silently, and debate the specific points asynchronously in the margins. Stop talking in circles. Start writing in straight lines.

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  🎶Shawn Starry🎸🎙️🇺🇸🔥 (@HomeSecConsult) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp And fix your website.

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  TheDenOfan (@DenOgenesis) reported 9 minutes ago

  @InstantReplay17 According to amazon switch 1 and xbox versions are marked down to $39.99 (PS5 is also on sale for that price but then it will go back to 69.99 with the switch 2 version)

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  पश्चिमी विक्षोभ (@Moron0x) reported 10 minutes ago

  I read it and nowhere it says that @vishalonquest. If someone writes a program and run it on AWS server, so according you it means that Amazon is using the program internally.

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  Travis Bradberry (@DoctorBradberry) reported 13 minutes ago

  Caffeine is not the problem. Misuse is. There is nothing wrong with enjoying coffee. The problem begins when caffeine stops being a choice and starts becoming a requirement. When you need it to think clearly, regulate your mood, push through fatigue, or feel like yourself, it is no longer just a morning ritual. It has become part of your operating system. The danger is subtle because caffeine feels like productivity. It gives you a quick lift, a sense of urgency, and the illusion that you are more focused than you really are. But borrowed energy always comes with a cost. If you are using caffeine to compensate for poor sleep, chronic stress, dehydration, overwork, or burnout, you are not solving the problem. You are masking the signal. Emotional intelligence means paying attention to what your body is trying to tell you before your habits drown it out. If you are exhausted every afternoon, the answer may not be another cup. It may be better sleep, better boundaries, better nutrition, more movement, or a more honest relationship with your workload. Success is not built by constantly overriding your body’s warnings. It is built by listening early enough that you do not have to recover from ignoring them. Caffeine can be a tool. But it should never become a substitute for rest, clarity, and self-control. Do you want more like this? 👇 📖 Read my #1 bestseller, THE NEW EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE (25% off on Amazon).

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  most terrifying force of death (@MostD31131) reported 14 minutes ago

  @ClownWorld Amazon needs to stop delivering there. He can pick his **** up. Problem solved.

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  Matt 🇮🇹 (@BlueDiamond2077) reported 18 minutes ago

  @JacobJo09650582 @ducksays That sounds like a good strategy. I have a Robinhood card that gives me 3% on everything and that’s my fav card. I’m eyeing a venture X card this summer (prequalified) for the $750 in free travel sign up bonus and airport lounge access. But it’s only 2% cash back. I’m trying to get my credit limits up. Robinhood gave me 15k. Venture x has a minimum of 10k as a Visa signature card. Amazon gave me a pathetic 2k and discover card gave me a 3k card. Anyways thanks for the info. I might just open a WF card if there is a good draw down on stocks.

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  Reco (@oldschoolcabbie) reported 18 minutes ago

  @1Nitedaze No, but what does Amazon have to do with what I said about Walmart? Walmart started destroying small towns in the 80's. I witnessed it in real time, a slow degradation that began with one or two family run stores closing down to eventually emptying out the majority of the town

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  Debraj_nath (@Debrajnath9) reported 23 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Issue stands resolved, thanks.

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  Tacometer (@Tacometer) reported 24 minutes ago

  @LandraceBureau @LoupeyGardener @1980IMF According to AI we got too many other flowers but there have been reported cases We got Amazon levels of biodiversity down here

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  Marcus (@acaymangts) reported 26 minutes ago

  @sometimesong Have Arsenal switched from Amazon? Had problems with them on a few occasions. Both Amazon & Evri just dump packages outside my door. Shambles.

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  Rene Turner (@rturner0313) reported 27 minutes ago

  @ChizNobi Market always slow to catch up when a company shifts shape. Remember when everyone called Amazon just a bookstore?

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  Entrepreneurs on X (@entreprneursonx) reported 28 minutes ago

  Jeff Bezos built Amazon into a $2 trillion company by refusing to make customers pay for his own inefficiencies. Jeff Bezos on pricing: "Our profitability is not our customer's problem. We're going to price products competitively. If that means on that product we lose money, that's okay, because we need to take care of the customer and earn trust. We're not going to make customers pay for any of our inefficiencies." PS. We post daily content strictly for dedicated entrepreneurs, so if you’re one of them, make sure to follow us @entreprneursonx for more. Like and repost if you found value in this post:

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  baseball menace (@baseballmenace1) reported 28 minutes ago

  @MovieGuy365 They were gonna use WB as a theatrical distributor because they can’t do it on there own. (Like Amazon is doing with MGM) so they just doubled down since that deal fell through

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  Omio Rahman Mahmud (@SheguchiKazuya) reported 35 minutes ago

  @YorchTorchGames Deep analysis This points out the main issue with this game A James Bond game should be a license to print money but it couldn’t generate much apes compare to crimson desert Amazon studio was right to cut off io from the sequels assuming they did

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  Fact (@Prashantm1818) reported 37 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN I faced the identical delivery issue with this seller previously. Due to this recurring problem, I will approach the Consumer Court unless I get a concrete update and prompt delivery.

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  The Silver Cloak (@TheSilverCloak) reported 37 minutes ago

  @BaronDestructo Terrible and stupid decision. Amazon, you are dead to me.

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  Mahima Singh (@mahimasingh0604) reported 40 minutes ago

  I have: ✅ Reported the issue immediately ✅ Followed instructions from Amazon staff ✅ Cooperated with pickup attempts ✅ Supported the investigation process Yet the matter remains unresolved.

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  Karthikeyan (@karthi3259) reported 40 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp So the issue is not resolved, same responses like a bot is responding after waiting and chatting and calling for 2 hours. Complete waste of time and money.

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  Mahima Singh (@mahimasingh0604) reported 41 minutes ago

  I immediately contacted Amazon Support again. I was assured that the case would be investigated on priority and that the issue would be resolved promptly.

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  Uncle Map (@uncle_map_1230) reported 42 minutes ago

  @BreakfastBullit @AmazonMGMStudio @martingero This is the only way. Amazon provides no value anymore. As long as you are subscribed you are giving them permission to ruin your shows, shove woke crap down your throat and basically give you LESS value for MORE money each year. The only way to fix it is to walk away. They NEED you, you do not need them.

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  Rollandex (@imrollandex) reported 46 minutes ago

  I have previously explained how to make your AI model character consistent. Here are 4 workflows on how to monetize them. FRAMEWORK 1: THE VIRTUAL UGC AGENCY (B2B PRODUCT PLACEMENT) The traditional B2B product photography and UGC model is broken. Brands spend thousands shipping products, paying creator day rates, and waiting weeks for edits. As a Virtual UGC Agency, you eliminate the logistics. You take a digital product image and use your consistent AI models to generate hyper-realistic lifestyle photos in any environment. Here is the exact step by step playbook to set up, operate, and scale this agency model. STEP 1: The Pitch (Client Acquisition) You are not selling "AI photos." You are selling speed, infinite scalability, and zero logistical friction. Target Shopify brands, Amazon FBA sellers, and Instagram boutiques. The Cold DM / Email Script: "Hey [Name], your current product shots look great, but I noticed you aren't running many lifestyle/UGC creatives on your ads.I run a virtual model agency. You don't need to ship me any products. Send me a clear PNG of [specific product], tell me the aesthetic you want, and I will generate 5 hyper-realistic lifestyle photos of our models using it within 24 hours.I'll do the first batch for free to prove the tech. Are you open to this?" Why this works: It removes all risk. They don't ship anything, they don't pay upfront, and the turnaround time is impossible for traditional agencies to beat. STEP 2: The Asset Collection (The Input) Once a brand says yes, you need specific inputs to make the JSON prompting work flawlessly. Send them this checklist: ~ Product Images: 3 to 4 high-resolution photos of the product on a blank/white background with good lighting. ~ Brand Aesthetic: 1 to 2 Pinterest mood board images showing the vibe they want (you will use these for ChatGPT to extract the JSON color grading). ~ Target Demographic: Age, style, and vibe of the model they want representing their brand. STEP 3: The Generation Workflow (The Execution) This is where your technical AI skills come in. ~ Prep the Model: Select the appropriate "Anchor Image" (the ID Card) of the virtual model that fits their target demographic. ~ Extract the DNA: Upload the client's Pinterest mood board photo into ChatGPT and extract the exact JSON style blueprint (lighting, hex codes, camera angles). ~ The Render: Go into your image generator (e.g., Midjourney with --cref, or Nano Banana Pro). Prompt formula: [JSON Blueprint Data] + [Scene Description] + [Product Image Attachment] + [Face Anchor Attachment] ~ Quality Control: Generate 15–20 variations. You are looking for perfect product blending, correct lighting shadows on the product, and 100% facial consistency. Pick the top 5. STEP 4: Pricing, Delivery & The Upsell Deliver the photos in a clean Google Drive folder. Because your margins are nearly 100% (minus software subscriptions), your pricing can aggressively undercut traditional agencies while maintaining a massive hourly rate. The Pricing Tiers: ~ The Test Batch (Hook): $50 for 3 lifestyle images. ~ The Campaign Package: $250 for 15 images across 3 different environments (e.g., coffee shop, urban street, clean studio). ~ The Retainer (The Goal): $800/month. The brand gets 40 new lifestyle images a month using a dedicated, exclusive virtual model that becomes the recognizable "face" of their brand. Scaling Secret: Video Upsells Once you deliver static images and the client loves them, hit them with the video upsell. Take the static images, run the product through an AI video generator (like Luma Dream Machine, Kling, or Runway Gen 3), and use AI voice tools (ElevenLabs) + avatar syncing to make the static model speak. You just turned a $250 photo package into a $1,000 short form video ad package without leaving your desk. I will provide the other Frameworks later today.

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  Kartik (@_everydayhuman_) reported 47 minutes ago

  For those without a suitable option for Visa Power Travel rewards, the Amazon Pay ICICI Credit Card is quietly becoming a decent backup. With forex charges now down to 1.99% and milestone benefits with the Visa offer worth ₹10,000, it's suddenly looking a lot more attractive for international spends. This is offcourse for those without any other decent low Forex credit card.

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  Stats (@punk9059) reported 48 minutes ago

  @ChrisJourdan @Noriil_ He bought X five years ago and there was an idea that he was turning the whole thing around, cutting costs, building a new better business. None of that happened. X is a 20 year old business. Not pre profitability Amazon. I’m not putting tons of weight in a 1-page announcement with very ambiguous terms a few days before a broken ipo. Putting much more weight in reported numbers. That said, it is part of xAI and would be incorporated in these numbers in future years.

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  Willow🍁 (@HRHLou) reported 51 minutes ago

  I am going to start using a puffer/inhaler because of my breathing problems. The vet recommended the AERODAWG. It is cheaper on Amazon at about $85. There are others there with high ratings and half the price. Does anyone else out there use one? And what one is it?

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  Cold Blooded Charter (@ColdBloodedONx) reported 51 minutes ago

  $SPCX (SpaceX) - my strategy It is impossible to avoid SpaceX at this point, it already feels like you cannot even open the fridge without seeing it, but this is exactly where great setups can appear if you have patience. FOMO entries obviously do not exist on this blog, you need to think a bit and play it smart, because the first months will be pure chaos until the first earnings report. The exact date is not known yet, but likely around one quarter after IPO. Ok, let’s start from basics, the most important factor: supply vs demand. At the IPO, around 4.3% of shares hit the market, while the rest is locked until the first earnings release (then they start unlocking gradually - after the report around 20% or even 30% can be released, and if price is above $175 on earnings day, the unlock can be significantly larger, huge difference). On top of that, Elon Musk himself cannot sell for one year. So supply available on day one is extremely low. Demand, on the other hand, is obvious, everyone sees it - massive. Even during the $135 allocation there was roughly twice as much demand as available shares, meaning around $75 billion in capital that could not get filled at that price. Because of that, I mark $135 as a structural support level on the chart. The chart itself comes from MexC, where the stock has already been traded on leverage for about 3 weeks, which gives some early insight into potential key levels. We will see how valid these levels remain once real equity trading starts. $135 is the base, realistically you will not get a second chance to buy it at the same level as BlackRock and other institutions. And definitely not cheaper - I strongly assume that if price ever comes back there, a huge wave of buyers will step in with that same $75B of unmet demand. $175 is the key level around the first earnings report. A price above this level potentially unlocks up to 50% more shares into circulation due to lock-up mechanics. $190 is the first level where price already acted as support multiple times, then broke down with high volume and confirmed it as resistance. Even though this comes from a crypto exchange chart, in a highly hyped asset like this there will be a lot of algorithmic and cross-market participants, not just retail crypto traders, so I treat this level as important. $200 is the obvious psychological level, and also a major POI (point of interest) where most trading volume happened over the last weeks, with multiple S/R retests. Interestingly, if $SPCX breaks above $201, the company would immediately move into 5th place among the largest companies globally, essentially competing with $AMZN for position. Interestingly, $SPCX will compete directly with $AMZN, and this competition will also exist in physical space - low Earth orbit satellite infrastructure. Amazon has only around 300+ satellites while SpaceX already has ~10,000+ and the gap is still widening. Amazon’s Leo project is ambitious, but Musk has the operational advantage. China is also entering the race aggressively. As an investor, it is important to think long term here. SpaceX is effectively three companies in one, and only Starlink is currently generating real meaningful revenue. However, I am not trying to overanalyze fundamentals too much here because in the first months price will be completely detached from fundamentals. The chart will be driven mainly by hype, macro conditions and how long the initial distribution phase lasts. The first major test will be earnings day, but that does not mean there will not be great opportunities before that. Patience is key, otherwise you end up like those who already went long at $215, which you can clearly see on the first candle of the chart. 💙👽

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  Representative Press (@RepPress) reported 52 minutes ago

  @OttisRot @ClownWorld When you order a package for delivery to your home, you grant the delivery company and driver temporary, limited permission to enter your property (including the driveway and walkway) solely to complete the delivery. This stems from common law principles: delivery personnel are treated as "invitees" (or at least licensees) with a legitimate business purpose tied to your order. They are not trespassers during this reasonable, brief access. This applies to Amazon, UPS, FedEx, USPS, DoorDash, etc. Courts and practices recognize that e-commerce relies on this access. The driver had an implied license for brief, reasonable access. The homeowner can set rules going forward, but the confrontation style doesn't help enforce them and risks escalation. Bottom line: The homeowner was in the wrong here in terms of approach and proportionality. Delivery drivers deal with tight schedules, and a quick driveway pull-in for one package is normal courtesy in most neighborhoods. If damage is a real worry, best options are: Add specific instructions in the delivery app ("Leave at porch, no driveway"). Put up clear (but polite) signs. Contact Amazon support for repeat issues. Most people (including many in the video comments) side with the driver, the homeowner was rude and overreacting.

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  Stouters (@Stouters79) reported 57 minutes ago

  @zyngapoker updated zynga poker on my amazon fire but I can do anything. I can see the lucky bonus timer counting down, but unable to select anything. Any thoughts?