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 (31%)
• Sign in (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Indianapolis	Errors	22 hours ago
Montbéliard	Website Down	1 day ago
George West	Website Down	1 day ago
Ligueil	Website Down	2 days ago
Rennes	Website Down	2 days ago
Valparaiso	Website Down	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  sal (@salFreeApps) reported 3 minutes ago

  My latest Amazon delivery didn’t have a way to vote for how well the driver did. Either on the new watered down email or in my orders section. Is that not a thing anymore?? I don’t want to hurt the drivers by not voting how well they did.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 8 minutes ago

  @jk0vvm Hello! We're sorry to hear you're experiencing issues with your account! We encourage not including personally identifiable information over social media. If you’d like to delete your post, click the "v" or "..." icon at the top of the post and select "Delete Post." Could you let us know which Amazon website you use? That could be .com, .uk, etc. -Hailey

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  Fool (@TheSamuraiFool) reported 12 minutes ago

  @tatsncatss I always have issues ordering books no matter where they come from, but Amazon in particular has very little care in handling them. I'm sorry it happened to you, too.

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  Devitoed Into Bolivian (@McLiquidity) reported 12 minutes ago

  FIX YOUR **** STUPID! @amazon

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  David ن (@DavidShanz) reported 13 minutes ago

  @miles_commodore Only if Amazon shuts down.

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  She Vet AF (@etcher10) reported 14 minutes ago

  @USDOTRapid Amazon send a delivery driver to my house who couldn't speak enough English to say hi to me, a month ago. When I reported it to Amazon, they had no problem with it. HOW????

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  oh hey (@OGFeltsy) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I need to chat with an associate. I’ve got MULTIPLE issues with my Amazon service. Things not being delivered returns not going thru. You name in. Gimme a link to talk to someone. Getting ridiculous.

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  Adi Vatsya (@adivatsya) reported 16 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp If Amazon expects customers to self-ship products when pickup is unavailable, this condition should be clearly communicated before the order is placed not after the customer has already received the product and initiated a return. The issue is transparency, not reimbursement.

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  Darius Simmons (@kid_keviin) reported 19 minutes ago

  What a terrible *** series like who wrote this ****. This Lantern show WACK @DCOfficial @LanternUpdates @amazon

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 19 minutes ago

  @shelley_tr41683 Hello! We're sorry for the experience with your account being suspended. Without providing any personal or account details, please let us know which Amazon site (.com, .uk, .ca, etc.) you sign in on. -James

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  Craig (@CraigS0309) reported 22 minutes ago

  @miss_traceydav @AmazonUK Down my way I can't remember the last time I saw an actual Amazon van. All delivery drivers seem to have their own cars or vans

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  Pdxgtr (@Pdxgtr_35) reported 25 minutes ago

  @_Sydney__Carton @polishmanium @hodgetwins We are less than 5 years away from autonomous vehicles and robots doing all basic labor like Amazon warehouse work. Stocks will go all time highs as costs go down, prices on everything go down to the point eventually we don’t have to work. You have zero vision

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  Freedom45 (@TheRock_1975) reported 25 minutes ago

  @iambusinessdad They get violent when you say that it was always hard to buy a home. Ditch all your subscriptions and restaurants and deliveries and amazon packages and wow $500 a month suddenly appears. Live with relatives until you get a sizable down payment. When I bought my first ..(1/2)

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  Winston B. (@DoDataThings) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Blum_OG @alliekmiller Cost and data quality aren't separable here. Once correlated error sets in, you can't clean it up cheaper, only pay more for tighter environments or accept the noise. Amazon shutting it down instead of rebuilding the controls tells you which side of that tradeoff they landed on.

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  Lewìs dí LeMark (@Banananafofanah) reported 33 minutes ago

  @RapidResponse47 I think if you all were really serious about this issue, you’d stop using digital and go completely off the grid. The days of worrying about mass surveillance ended when you traded your flip phone for the modern smartphone. Google, Amazon, Meta… FAANG stocks 🚀 🌖

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  xbox Gamertag GeArS Og (@Thegreaton53511) reported 33 minutes ago

  @game_collection guys I’ve got a issue with you before you changed to shop pre orders where a lot cheaper and now even Amazon are cheaper what’s going on this is coming from my gaming heart as I buy all my games from you guys

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  kt (@ktkneeme) reported 34 minutes ago

  what a first world terrible problem lmao but in the time of stream this stream that you’d think there’s actually a huge selection esp of “no one cares about this movie”. i think a lot more ppl would know and watch it if its free just saying amazon and apple

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  Steven Meyer (@ItsStevenMeyer) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Melanie_R_T_ @amazon It’s is 100% noticeable. It started years ago. Amazon was very very dependable. When they said something would be delivered, it was. Now, about 1 in every 5 or so of my orders faces a delay. At this point they are falsely listing the dates it happens so much. You can’t be wrong 10-20% of the times and claim it’s an uncontrollable issue.

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  Benny | The Bench Trades (@TheBenchTrades) reported 40 minutes ago

  Amazon closed down 2.44%. Micron closed up 2.55%. Amazon buys memory from Micron. Same session, opposite directions, and neither print is a mistake.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 43 minutes ago

  Small DTC brands lose margin while no one is watching their listings. Built Skuvix to fix that: an always-on AI agent that monitors inventory and competitor prices across Shopify, Amazon, and Etsy, reprices within your guardrails, and pauses low-margin SKUs. Live soon.

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  𓆩Θ𓆪 (@thetadrift) reported 45 minutes ago

  “where is the inclusivity? of white girls?” girl open your ******* netflix or amazon or apple tv or whatever you use to stream your fix.

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  TheOtherBond (@BondNikolos) reported 47 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I don't care about the banned account since I can easily make a new one, but you ruined a great 509 purchase price because of your broken verification system. If another department can actually help, please honor that original discount price for my new order.

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  Ꙇᑯᥙᥒᥲ 🌸 (@IdunaSunshine) reported 48 minutes ago

  Oh my gosh I was just looking at Blood Type tests on Amazon and they have a finger-pricker in them. Well whenever I try to give blood, nothing comes out. I get scolded and told off by nurses regularly when I try to get blood work done. They'll stick me like 5 or 6 times before I tell them to stop because the pain is too much, bruised veins and such, at which point they say I'm being difficult, and it's bruised for like a week. In the hospital, they'll tell me they had to go call a nurse from the ER who does DRUG ADDICTS to pull some out instead of just sticking me and allowing it to flow. So I'm just imagining if I were to try this, that it would prick me then no blood come out, and then be sore for like a week. And tbh I think I have some trauma from all that. I was a military wife for over a decade, and had 4 kids during that time. Everywhere I went, this occurred. And they'd try to test my blood type repeatedly, I'd say, yeah I'm O+, you don't need to test--they'd fuss until I acquiesced, telling me they needed it for when I came in to deliver in case there was an emergency.....and once they finally got it tested, yep! I was right. Then when I went to the SAME HOSPITAL to deliver, they'd say, well we need to test it again! 'DON'T YOU HAVE IT,' I'd gasp. They'd say no, they need it again, & at one point I started refusing certain blood tests during pregnancy and they got SO MAD. No I don't need to be tested for AIDS I got that like 3 years ago, I've not changed partners and neither has my husband! And they'd say, well we'll have to wear gloves when we deliver your baby, and wear gloves to handle your baby. YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO DO THAT ANYWAYS. If you could draw my blood easily I wouldn't care but all you get is a little so PRIORITIZE YOUR TESTS. NO I DON'T WANT TO TEST FOR DOWN SYDROME, it gives a huge percentage of false positives and I'm pro life. They got super mad when I said that with my 2nd child in a civilian hospital in South Carolina. They said if I refused it, they would have to write down in my chart that I refused it. YEAH OKAY????? So anyways, I'm gonna think about buying a stupid blood type test for my kids. We always asked and hospital staff always refused to give it to us after a baby would be delivered. With my firstborn, it was in my hometown, I was a single Mom (her father was deployed, he's the guy I later married and had 3 more kids with!). I had nursing relatives that worked there........so I threw a fit in the lobby of the records office, talked about how I was her MOTHER and had a right to it as I was responsible for all her health decisions..... and they finally got it for me. They said it was a breach of privacy for them to divulge the blood type of a newborn to the MOTHER who had just delivered there like a week ago, and they could get in trouble if I told anyon. Pfffft Everywhere else, it was military, and they just don't care what you say, they have lost their spark, nothing works, they just won't do it and will lie lie lie and not even care. They'll say 'Sure, I just saw that, I’ll get a copy to you....’then come back saying they don't remember that conversation, they don't have that info. When we checked out, they told us we can call a number, here it is, and ask. Then you call the number, and no one answers. You call all the numbers that could possibly help you, they say, we don't keep that information, it's just while the baby is here. WELL THEY SURE RECORDED every time they used a qtip or anything else to charge insurance!!!!! I just want to know if these kids need to worry about success in carrying their own babies someday if they are rh-negative, like if they will have to take meds to retain pregnancies! One of our kids is rh-negative! This is what I get for watching a fun video about the Basque and blood types today! lol Now I've traumatized myself hah

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  Durk McGurkin (@DurkMcgurkin) reported 48 minutes ago

  @truestormyjoe Hear me out. The AI battle serves as a proxy for the economic battle with the Deep State - specifically the CCP / “deep state” version of China that has spent the last five decades trying to weaken and destroy the U.S. economy and military. The growth of the big tech giants was not organic. Most of them began as university projects funded by CIA or DARPA grants. Once a suitable commercial host existed, those projects were advanced and funded more directly. In exchange, they were seeded with technology that had already been developed inside classified programs. That arrangement did two things. First, it moved dark-project capabilities (mass surveillance, data collection, and related tools) into the mainstream, where they could be used openly and “legitimately.” Second, it capitalized those technologies so they could become a long-term funding stream. The Magnificent 7 (NVIDIA, Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Tesla) now have a combined market cap of about $23.7 trillion, or roughly 24% of the U.S. stock market. That value sits on technology originally funded by U.S. taxpayers. In that sense, the wealth should belong to the American public. The problem is practical. If these companies are fundamentally illegitimate, how do you unwind them without wrecking the economy? Evaporating 24% of U.S. equity value overnight would collapse the U.S. market and take the world with it. So how do you extract that wealth and return it to American citizens? You bring manufacturing back to the United States and you make the big tech giants pay for it. It is, afterall, public money. The first bill they should cover is electrical infrastructure, the real bottleneck. Even if the country wanted to reshore everything lost over the last five decades, it could not do it on the current grid. Power generation and transmission would choke the effort. A basic, usable rebuild of generation and transmission would take at least five years. The grid is already worn down. Layer after layer of regulation has made it harder to plan, permit, and bring new generation online. Climate initiatives functioned as a brake on new capacity. Even the LED lighting shift, looked at this way, reduced load enough over two decades to justify retiring or delaying generation - on the order of a 5–10% hit to needed capacity. The pattern, in this view, was deliberate: hollow out the manufacturing base, move it overseas, then let the power system age while blocking upgrades. The aim was to break U.S. supply chains so the country would no longer be an economic or military threat. The claim now is that the Magnificent 7 are under patriot control, and that their wealth is quietly being used to fund the electrical and industrial rebuild. “AI” and “the race with China” are the cover story. They are not entirely false. The CCP version of China did take a large share of the U.S. manufacturing base, and that did leave the United States more vulnerable - economically and militarily. In this sense the AI race is real and is of strategic economic and military importance and it has to be done carefully to prevent an implosion of the economy.

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  Evelyn Namara (@enamara) reported 49 minutes ago

  @tim_cook I will never forget when I bought an iPhone 15 pro at the time and the box came empty, i was in DC and helpless. It was delivered by Amazon through a delivery service. Long story short, i was tossed left right and center, reaching out to customer care, calling the numbers and got no help. Then a friend gave me your email address and recommended that I write to you, i wrote to you and to my surprise got a response from your chief of staff and my issue was resolved. I’m a customer from Uganda who was just traveling and bought a gadget, i didn’t think you would give my case any attention but you did. I had so much respect for your love for customers and genuine care. Thank you Tim!

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  Adi Vatsya (@adivatsya) reported 53 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp update and explain when and where customers are informed about this condition before placing an order. The issue is not the reimbursement. The issue is the lack of transparency at the time of purchase.

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  Brad Thompson (@BradTho588346) reported 54 minutes ago

  @AdamKinzinger That one is also fine. Have you ever worked for Amazon? Sometimes @JeffBezos needs to be corrected. Overall, the intent looked good with many things. But that has to trickle down through the chain. Just like in the Marines. It is JJDIDTIEBUCKLE not customer crazy.

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  Aliex Folgueira (@aliexfolgueira) reported 56 minutes ago

  @robertoblake That is maybe where my issue is. For me, affiliate sales have fallen off a cliff. I do not even look at it as a good source of income anymore, just a bonus. Between apps like Honey, the billions of other apps we do not know about, everyone being an influencer with a code, and friends using their buddies' codes, the tracking is a mess. Add in the latest attack where Google and Facebook ads take credit for your sales, and I do not even know what works anymore. I went into a "pay to play" mode. If a brand wants me to cover a product, they need to pay me for my time. Whatever I sell is a bonus. Last year at this time when it was a thing, I was getting sales of small outboard motors, batteries, and such, mostly through a single store. I am no longer promoting that store as much, and Amazon does not even tell you what you sold! I also sell a lot of rods and reels from Piscifun because I am heavily promoting them, but I do not have the actual data for each product. It is mostly reels under $100, and their most popular models are not even on YouTube Shopping! Geez, is affiliate marketing dead? Is everything now just shopping through the app? TikTok, YouTube, Meta?

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 56 minutes ago

  Supplement brands shouldn't discover label and claim problems after publication. Built Veyrmark to preflight ingredients, label text, and marketing claims against FDA requirements and Amazon supplement policies—flagging risks, explaining why, and creating a review record.

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  Michelle G Art (@michellegart) reported 1 hour ago

  @RapidResponse47 Currently living in a desert small town. I can see Lake Mead when I go for a walk. It's down at least another 20 feet of shoreline. And This Admin just approved TWO data centers on federal land. With what water? And what energy? So Amazon can keep everyone's Alexa conversations?