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 (48%)
• Errors (27%)
• Sign in (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
San Jose	Website Down	1 hour ago
Santa Cruz	Sign in	5 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	1 day ago
Volta Redonda	Sign in	1 day ago
Libreville	Website Down	1 day ago
Warner Robins	Errors	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  💮Sweet 💮 (@amour_de_soi88) reported 5 minutes ago

  @amazon is acting a ******* fool. Ive had to contact counter service about 4 orders within a week!! Then now they are making it difficult to solved problems they have caused. Why can't you guys get the payments together!? @AmazonHelp

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  Jacob Heaton (@JacobHeaton96) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Coach_Forsyth Need to give these a try. Don’t have much lower back pain but I have a turn labrum in my left hip so that causes problems sometimes and I’m sure these would help. Did you get the band off Amazon?

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  SaltDisney (@SaltDisney2) reported 8 minutes ago

  @libsoftiktok @amazon Every problem we have can be boiled down to one thing: Reopen the insane asylums and round these people up. Frontal lobe and shock therapy for all. I’m beginning to have zero tolerance.

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  Meccanica (@wattreach) reported 10 minutes ago

  @AlSultan_Meriam @XMoney @OfficialGuySam The best I get is 6% on my Amazon card if I opt for slow shipping

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  rawr (@getintelo) reported 11 minutes ago

  @michaelmiraflor Amazon has a problem w this, they keep doing it lol

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  Deep Value (@_deepvalue_) reported 12 minutes ago

  🟢 $QQQ $696.06 (+0.10%) (close) Iran claims it struck an Amazon datacenter in Bahrain and a US military base in Jordan, saying the attacks were retaliation for a US strike on Iran's Darkhovin nuclear project. The escalation is rattling pre-market sentiment, with crude oil up 1.75% to $83.92 and gold up 1.18% to $4,063, while Amazon is down 0.20% in pre-market trading.

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  Frank (@spiderstumbled) reported 14 minutes ago

  @disheveledsnake @amazon @PrimeVideo Why is this a problem?

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  sanket kanani (@THESANKETK) reported 18 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @jagograhakjago an order was marked as delivered by amazon delivery boy but I never received the product. Amazon promised me that problem will be resolved by 21st July but it's still pending. Amazon is fraud and has looted me.

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  Market Radar (@themarketradar) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Kalshi Amazon down just 0.72% on this lmao

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  Marianne Jacobsen (@Marianne2024999) reported 18 minutes ago

  @WorldSikhOrg Wasnt a Kirpan...was a hunting knife from Amazon and the one around his neck was not of any religious significance either. This person was not even a member of Goodlife however on a day pass there to cause problems and create clickbait for his social media platform. This "Sikh Influencer" was in the wrong and has now been served a no trespassing order for all Goodlife Gyms.

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  Milk Road Macro (@MilkRoadMacro) reported 19 minutes ago

  Every hyperscaler has the same problem right now: "Nvidia is their landlord and the rent is too damn high." Nvidia sits somewhere between 20% and 50% of total infrastructure cost for a hyperscaler building out AI compute. That's not a one-time hardware purchase, it's a recurring dependency every time Nvidia upgrades its lineup. Hyperscalers feel pressure to upgrade too if they want the best systems. That's exactly why Google built its own TPUs and Amazon built Trainium. Both companies answer to shareholders and want to control their own margins rather than keep paying Nvidia's toll indefinitely. So here is Jensen's counter-move: He isn't fighting this by cutting prices, he's fighting it by funding the alternative. Nvidia has already invested in multiple Neoclouds like $NBIS and $CRWV but it's now going a step further: Backstopping GPU financing directly. That means lenders can fund Neocloud GPU clusters more easily because Nvidia is effectively guaranteeing a revenue floor on the hardware. This solves the exact problem that's been strangling Neocloud growth. CoreWeave alone carries roughly $30 billion in debt against a market cap near $50 billion, that's the kind of leverage ratio that normally makes financing brutally expensive. Traditionally, scaling a Neocloud meant either piling on more debt or diluting equity to raise capital. Nvidia inserting itself as a financing backstop removes that constraint entirely, it's telling banks "fund the buildout, we'll guarantee the revenue," and taking a cut for providing that guarantee. This positions Nvidia as not just the hardware vendor but also the landlord and the bank simultaneously for the entire Neocloud layer growing up around it. Even if some hyperscalers succeed in partially reducing Nvidia dependence, Nvidia has built an entirely separate growth engine underneath the hyperscaler layer. Bullish on Nvidia and the Neoclouds it's now financing directly "Jensen wants a world where everyone thrives, not just the hyperscalers."

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  Abhijeet Gupta (@abhijeetguptag) reported 21 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp #Day16 and no resolution, and to surprise Amazon is not accepting an issue wrt to their platform.

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  Wood chopper (@Crackor17) reported 22 minutes ago

  @earloflondon One detail of hypocrisy I love the most coming the alarmists. The core of a wind turbine prop is Balsa wood. Derived from the Amazon rainforest which is being mowed down at alarming rates. Lifespan 20yrs Then buried in landfill Now that's ecology at its finest!!

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  Agent Johnson (@opMockingbird23) reported 23 minutes ago

  If data centers are so excessively important & handle sensitive data… why not put them underground?? Especially in places like the Middle East. Before anyone can say ‘what about costs’… yea idc, cost is their problem. Amazon had net income of $77.7B in 2025, they have💰

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  Dsleuth (@Dsleuth_) reported 25 minutes ago

  @ImMeme0 @CindyRules @amazon Easy fix have delivered via drones or Amazon locker and you pick up

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  icbleu (@icbleu) reported 26 minutes ago

  @NickJFreitas Doesn't help that we don't have male teachers. Men usually ask "what are WE going to do about it?", whereas a female teacher will ask, "who can we get to help us do something about this?" That's how you get a generation of kids who don't realize they can 'just do stuff'. If the default answer drilled into their head to every question is to go on Amazon and find a product to help you, or go to your doctor for some drugs to fix you, or talk to a therapist to help you cope, then you are raising a dependent population incapable of getting anything important done. Not that any of the above solutions are bad things in and of themselves, but they aren't always the only solution either. Sometimes a person has to stand on their own and do stuff for themselves.

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  Flippix (@Flippix_sol) reported 26 minutes ago

  AI HAS A $1.65 TRILLION DEBT PROBLEM You just can’t see it. According to Nikkei… Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and Oracle have accumulated $1.65T in AI-related obligations… None of which appear on their balance sheets. That’s more than the $1.35T of debt they officially report. Why? Future GPU purchase commitments… And long-term data center leases… Aren’t classified as debt under current accounting rules. They sit quietly… In the footnotes. The BIS calls it shadow borrowing. If AI demand slows… Data centers can be written down. The obligations can’t. The biggest leverage in AI may be the one investors don’t see.

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  Nick Plumb (@PlumbNick) reported 26 minutes ago

  Florida workers are getting ****** over so Amazon can shut down and renovate two warehouses for the next two years. A lot of these people walked away from other jobs they already had because Amazon was supposed to be the more stable move with actual benefits. Now those benefits will soon be gone- no more health insurance for them or their kids, one bad medical thing and these families are completely screwed while everything else keeps costing money. We’re talking $44 million a year getting pulled out of Homestead and Port St. Lucie. ~90 million over the two year renovation. This is real money that was paying rent, groceries and keeping lights on. The land deal is the best part, Miami-Dade sold them 77 acres back in 2020 for 22 million with a no-bid deal. In return Amazon promised to keep at least 325 decent jobs there for 17 years. The place barely opened and now they’re closing it anyway, cutting 616 positions. At least the county is trying to go after them for penalties, but the max penalty is around 2.6 million if they short all the promised jobs. 2.6 million. That’s it. Meanwhile the workers are losing tens of millions in wages, losing their insurance and getting zero guarantee those jobs even come back after the renovation. Will they reopen with the same people (if they’d even want to go back) or is this just them clearing the way to bring in more robots and run with fewer humans? Who knows… but we do know that while Amazon gets new buildings and probably cheaper long-term operations, these families get left holding the bag. This **** is disgusting - stop enabling it with a never ending labor pool. @j_fishback @RonDeSantis

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  Jack Metalle (@Jacktalksmeta) reported 29 minutes ago

  Pulled buyer conversations for espresso machines across Reddit, YouTube comments, and Amazon 3-star reviews. The #1 topic buyers discuss is not grind settings, not pressure, not build quality. It is: "Can I pull a shot that tastes like my local cafe, or is this going to taste like a more expensive pod machine?" The comparison anchor is not another espresso machine. It is the cafe down the street vs. a Nespresso. Most listings in the category never address this comparison. They describe the machine. The buyer is evaluating the output.

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  Enough is Enough! - P2 (@Enough_p2) reported 31 minutes ago

  @ImMeme0 @amazon In the past, I would get a warning of a package delivered, look at the picture, and it wasn't even my house. Sometimes it was a mistake; other times the package would never be seen again. This is the problem with getting packages from Amazon. Fedex... (more)

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  YUA (@creative_yua) reported 35 minutes ago

  If you don't want to buy used phones and gadgets from Xianyu, you can get brand new ones from JD. JD is basically China's Amazon. it's a platform where you can get authentic products, gadgets, iPhones, Samsung phones, Xiaomi, various electronics, clothes, and shoes from trusted brands. They focus on new and reliable goods. But then, JD also has an official secondhand section (Paipai), where you can get used iPhones without fear of being scammed. Their used listings usually have the "PaiPai" label. They'll clearly let you know the phone's condition: battery health, grade, and if it has any faults. Just read the description carefully before you order. You can sign in using your email, Apple, or phone number. But the smoothest way to sign in is to just link your WeChat, if you already have one. Simply look for the green WeChat button on the log in interface and you'll be able to get in with WeChat. You can easily change the language on the app once you're logged in. Just go to your profile, tap the globe icon at the top, and you'll find the option to switch to English. To get your product delivered to Nigeria, just use a shipping/procurement agent such as SavaBuy. They have an app. Send them the product link, they buy it, inspect it for defects, then consolidate and ship it down. You pay them in Naira, while they handle the Yuan. Easy peasy. This is for educational purposes, by the way. Make sure to do further research. Stay sharp! 🪒

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  ∀THE_ARKHAM_KNIGHT∀ (@dbz_hq) reported 37 minutes ago

  @UltraFlarrow Genuinely bro those tariffs caused so much issues for me i had to buy a pre-built pc instead of building one myself because of the tariffs imposes on components i wanted to buy on Amazon My pc pre-built cost me about 1300$+ But if I built it myself I would've saved over 300$

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  Rebound Capital (@rebound_capital) reported 38 minutes ago

  Google is trailing in one of the three pillars that matter in AI. But it is winning the other two that take a decade to establish. It should close the gap on the third in the coming months. Chips Google has been building its own ASICs with Broadcom since 2016. Amazon started around 2018, and Microsoft three years ago. The chips Google runs today may cost 30 to 50% less per unit of work than Nvidia's. Reach The Gemini app went from 400 million monthly users to 900 million in a year. AI Overviews reach 2.5 billion people a month. Apple looked at every AI lab and picked Google to power Siri in 1 billion+ iPhones. Models This is the issue. Gemini is ranked 7th, and the next model update is reported to be months late. The Real Moat in AI: Owning the LLM, Chips, and having Reach The model layer is also the pillar that changes the most. In November, Gemini 3 beat everything out there and held the top spot for six days before Claude Opus 4.5 took it back. The leaderboards keep changing. The chips and the reach do not. Cheaper compute is essential to deliver AI at a decent ROI. A strong distribution is required to quickly deliver AI to customers. OpenAI and Anthropic rent their compute. Amazon and Microsoft have their own ASICs but don’t have a frontier model. Google and Meta are the only companies that develop their own ASICs, LLMs, and have massive distribution. The model is not the moat. It is owning all 3 layers at once. Google reports Wednesday. Subscribers get access to our full update.

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  Mystery Man (@InstantSecrecy) reported 40 minutes ago

  @RepBeccaB In case it hasn’t registered in your brain, the merger would ultimately lead to @warnerbros closing down or being downsized to the same state as MGM before they were bought by @amazon. So, you’ll still lose your fight to “preserve” an already dying corporation anyway.

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  E-Commerce Wire (@ecommers_wire) reported 40 minutes ago

  New data from Publicis Sapient: Australian retailers aren't ready for AI-driven commerce. Aussie shoppers are already using AI agents to decide what to buy. The platforms (Shopify, TikTok Shop, Amazon) are investing billions in AI. But local retailers? Still catching up The gap isn't about budget. It's about ignoring the shift until it's too late For AU sellers: AI isn't a 2027 problem. It's deciding who gets seen right now What's one AI tool that actually changed how you sell🧐

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  Bill Van Raam (@mansplainer79) reported 52 minutes ago

  @ImMeme0 @amazon I’m currently having a problem with OnTrac they took a photo of the front of my house but not of a delivery at my front door 22 stairs up inside my front porch, I didn’t get my package.

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  𝕮𝖔𝖒𝖆 (@ComaBurgh) reported 54 minutes ago

  @NHiggins1 @TheGhostOfHope Oh look another delusional console player. Hate to tell you bud but console has more of a cheating issue right now. Apex last month banned more console players than PC by farrrrr. Cuz all you mfs need AI aimbots and devices that sell thousands on amazon monthly.

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  Kari Johansson Stop all wars 🇵🇸☮️ (@karijo007) reported 54 minutes ago

  @alickymaudie @Alina_Lipp_X Yes, they do. One day ago several kill and many wounded - to warehouses same as amazon, a bus with young football player. 21 girls in an internat, a train with sivilians, many in Kursk etc. War is terrible - always sivilians get killed.

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  jojimbo (@jojimbo_) reported 59 minutes ago

  This actually is pretty smart..."china is *******"<sic>, but that broken clock is occasionally on to something. NY & NJ have subways running 24-7 & commuter rail lines that are mostly empty after 9pm & don't run from ≈1:30 am to ≈5:30 am... It would take some reasonably minor infrastructure to create loading areas, lifts, and triage, but why not talk to FedEx, Amazon, USPS etc...

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  Rajnish Kumar Maurya (@RajnishKumarMa4) reported 60 minutes ago

  @BajajElectrical @BajajElectrical, please explain why my ticket was cancelled without resolution. I want the ticket reopened immediately and the promised repair completed. @AmazonHelp, please also take note of this unresolved product safety and warranty issue.