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 (28%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Fléron	Website Down	1 day ago
Melbourne	Sign in	1 day ago
Township of Evan	Website Down	1 day ago
Los Angeles	Sign in	2 days ago
Lillers	Website Down	2 days ago
Ciudad Jardín	Sign in	3 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Kamlesh Vaidya (@Kamlesh38379772) reported 5 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazon @amazonIN I have even restarted my phone. Problem still persist

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  Andy Culture - Character - Attitude (@andyblueskyz) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Artemisfornow The Amazon jungle does that for free if they can stop chopping it down.

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  Metamorphosis 🇵🇷 Rox (@MetamorphosisRx) reported 7 minutes ago

  @amazon @Publix @Instacart apps since I was a kid because my dad was an IBM computer engineer. So no, it is not user error. It is very easy to place a button on the confirmation for someone to cancel and if a shopper is not working the order, not charge a fee. The option for a "chat" was not working (2)

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  JD Shepard (@ShepardJd41503) reported 9 minutes ago

  @ScotLoneT @KyleKulinski If every single American billionaire liquidated 100% of their wealth (Amazon, Google, Meta, Nvidia, Walmart, Tesla, SpaceX etc etc all gone forever) would fund the government for about 13 months. Spending is the issue, not creating new unconstitutional taxes.

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  Alex Iltchev (@alexiltchev) reported 10 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp This is most disappointing. For a customer and his wife who have spent thousands purchasing products on your platform, I expect you to find a creative solution to this problem, given you are à trillion dollar company. I expect clarification on how you plan to do this

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  ron tannert (@RonTannert) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Eco365SI Hey Eco, quit cutting down the balsa trees in the Amazon Rain Forest for wind turbines would be a good start! Yea think? 🤔

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  Based Misinformation Merchant (@misinfomerchant) reported 11 minutes ago

  @RickD_GK My issue is Amazon is employing someone who can't even speak English in the US.

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  Steve Marusich (@stevemarusich) reported 13 minutes ago

  Problem is none of these books are banned. You can get them on Amazon, your local library, and a bunch of other places.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 14 minutes ago

  E-commerce pricing is a war. Most brands lose because they can't afford to watch prices 24/7. Built AutoPricer to fix that. Our AI agents monitor Amazon, Shopify, eBay in real time — and reprice your listings automatically based on your margin rules.

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  YoungDuck (@lduck623) reported 14 minutes ago

  It’s getting absurd when 80% of my Amazon orders are delayed. Not to mention they barely get here before 7pm when they’re “on time” now. Oddly UPS & FedEx seem to have no problems.

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  MahaKaal (@Aaashur) reported 16 minutes ago

  Dear Amazon team, focus on delivering proper product rather than time based competition like Zepto, Blinkit. Issue with last 3 deliveries, 1. Recived some Suppliments instead of book 2. Received incomplete order 3. Received entirety different item/size against order @amazonIN

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  Bill W (@Billw4th) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Trade_The_News “This is the first fracture in the AI capex supercycle” Too early. IBM is not a clean proxy for hyperscaler AI capital spending. IBM is a mixture of: •Red Hat and enterprise software •Consulting •Mainframes and enterprise infrastructure •Transaction-processing software •Financing •Emerging AI and quantum businesses A weakness in IBM consulting or software does not necessarily mean Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Meta or Oracle are reducing AI infrastructure purchases. A true fracture would require corroborating weakness from several of these areas: •NVIDIA accelerator demand •Broadcom AI networking and custom chips •Micron/SK hynix/Samsung HBM demand •Arista networking •Vertiv power and cooling •TSMC advanced packaging •Hyperscaler capital-expenditure guidance •Data-center leasing and electricity demand Verdict: IBM may be a warning about enterprise technology budgets, but it is not yet proof that the core AI infrastructure cycle has broken.

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  SL Rutland (@RutlandSl31845) reported 18 minutes ago

  This is an issue all indie authors face on Amazon...

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  Arthur’s Daily (@tickedybooo) reported 19 minutes ago

  @asc81272 @moving_charlie Wealthy individuals aren’t the problem. Large corporations based offshore are the problem. Uber, google, Amazon, apple….. all take plenty of revenue in the uk. See what tax they pay.

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  Soulvay (@Soulvay) reported 26 minutes ago

  @AGRobBonta You never stopped Disney buying Hulu or Amazon buying mgm also way to not have a solution for who else could buy so stop a merger to make people suffer more in a already broken entertainment industry In Hollywood for a hypothetical scenario you could put in a contract to prevent.

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  Lord Commander Bishop ⚔️ (@CommanderFemUnc) reported 31 minutes ago

  @RomanoGreek I was thinking of this as well but I think I’ll do a vote on the server because maybe that can give people time to buy a single model off like Amazon or something if they can

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  Khalid Baig (@KhalidBaig85) reported 34 minutes ago

  The lukewarm response that the Cockroach Janta Party founders are witnessing at Jantar Mantar are the signs of the times we live in. Maasive following on Insta and Fb does not translate into on ground support. The generation which follows you on social media, especially the one's born post 2000, will not be willing to hit the streets. Heck, they are not even willing to walk down the road to get their daily household needs, because Blinkit, Zomato, Swiggy and their fourth friend Amazon, are all there, at their service. If only Urban Company and Pronto had an option, where one could hire protestors on one's behalf to protest for a cause, then the dwindling prospects of Cockroach Janta Party would have got a massive boost, but as of now, that functionality is not provided, but you never know. Second, the faces of this movement lack charisma and public connect. Abhijeet Dipke is no mass leader, like Arvind Kejriwal, his persona and his background does not make the person behind the screen go like 'Woah, he is the guy I am willing to take 1 day off from my office'. Saurav Das and the other fellow, who keeps dancing to songs of 1990's Bollywood are not even Twitter celebrities. Also why would the generation following them, born post 2000, vibe to songs of Bollywood movies of 90's and the era of 2000 to 2010. I did enjoy their dance performance, but then I am not your target audience. Similarly for all of Sonam Wangchuk's achievements, he too is no Anna Hazare and India of 2026, is not India of 2012. Life in India has become more comfortable, while the income disparity remains, both these truths run parallel. The issue of NEET, Ethanol are the one's which the ruling government should be rightly questioned about and one can even see supporters of the current government taking them to task on these 2 major issues. However, the fast unto death emotional blackmail type of protest is passe. It no longer appeals to the current generation, neither to the one's previous to them, who actually grew up watching such protests overturn governments of the day. A few days back, came across a clip of my friend @Iyervval where he spoke about how we don't realize that how far India has come from the days of abject poverty and this is where the answer to the lack of response to CJP's Dharna Party lies. More than anything else, it is the lack of imagination on behalf of CJP, and taking a traditional route, which finds itself a lost child in today's comfort at the drop of an app button playstore. Meanwhile, it is activist and News influencer @tehseenp 's campaign highlighting the issue of Ethanol that is drawing more attention, where in the elected representatives of the day,are being grudingly forced to acknowledge the issue. May be, just may be, CJP folks study what AIM and Tehseen are saying and take a leaf out of their book. 2026 is not 2012!

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  ENR EmCeeKhan 🕹️ (@emceekhan) reported 35 minutes ago

  @K__Med That's the problem of Cloud anything - it's someone else's drives and network. If those fail, your back-ups are gone until they can be restored. Everyone - Amazon, Google, Pixeldrain, etc. - are on Cloud. Keep your important files on your own media. You'd think we'd know this.

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  Amol Mistry (@amolmistry) reported 36 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @jagograhakjago @amazonIN U already hv the complete history of my repeated failed deliveries. Instead of reviewing it and helping an already frustrated customer, you ask me to report the same issue in DM every single time. It ends with the same response—refund processed.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Sanjiv40551468 We get your concern regarding issue with your Amazon app. We request you to reinstall the application with the latest available version and keep us posted if the issue persists. Kindly clear cache/cookies from your device prior to reinstalling the application. -Ram

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  Dr Mark van Rijmenam, CSP (@VanRijmenam) reported 38 minutes ago

  A tollbooth is going up on the internet, and the company building it owns none of the land. Cloudflare, which carries roughly a fifth of the world's web traffic, has announced a way for any site to charge for a page, a dataset, or a piece of software, in digital cash, priced per request. Amazon has already shipped the same thing. Mastercard, Ripple and Google have joined the rail rather than fight it. @BosonProtocol is building the escrow for AI agents. The reason is blunt, and Cloudflare says it out loud. An agent does not look at ads. It keeps no subscription. The bargain that funded the web for thirty years, content in exchange for human attention, only works if the visitor is human. So the payment moves into the pipe, collected before your server sees the request. And here is what nobody planned: a rail built on needing no trust has already bolted escrow and a dispute process back on. The trustless economy is rebuilding the courthouse. Read more in today's Synthetic Minds newsletter, powered by @Futurwise.

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  Rustiq (@rustiqee_bharti) reported 39 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Meeting promised timelines time and again seems is not issue for you. A pathetic firm given over importance here.

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  Julian Goldie SEO (@JulianGoldieSEO) reported 40 minutes ago

  The new Codex update quietly turned it into a platform with its own app store. OpenAI just flipped one hidden switch in Codex. And it reveals the whole plan. Plugins are now ON by default. Before, they were buried in settings. Most people never found them. That's a phone suddenly getting an app store on its home screen. The rest of the update follows the same pattern: → Codex can now pull plugins from npm. A small toolbox just became a whole hardware store. → Tool search: instead of loading 100+ tools every time, it finds the 1 or 2 that match your job. Way faster. → It now works through company proxies and Amazon Bedrock. Big businesses can finally use it without changing anything. → "Maximum reasoning effort": tell it to think harder on the problems that matter. None of this makes headlines alone. Together it's obvious: OpenAI isn't building a coding tool. They're building the platform everything plugs into. Boring updates reveal more than flashy ones. Save this. You'll want it later. Want the SOP? DM me.

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  pankej khanna (@pankejkhanna) reported 45 minutes ago

  I had purchased a zebronics mouse from amazon on 5th April 2026. Both the switches of mouse have become slow... I need to click 2 - 3 times to get the response. Very bad product. Need refund. @zebronics

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  Raman R Dwivedi (@ramancinema) reported 49 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Not interested anymore. Your representative through mail didn’t respond. And the moment I said I got the sales down through a friend. She responded instantly. Just like I’m getting response here, as it’s against your policy. It was intentional. I have closed. Thank you.

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  Jeff (@Ammysnatcher) reported 49 minutes ago

  @amazon @Spotify fix you’re stupid ******* fire stick app. Fall asleep to Spotify when i turn it on in the morning it’s almost impossible to stop it from playing. None of the buttons on the app work. I have to connect my iPad stream a new song to firestick and then I can hit stop

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  McNab, James McNab (@diymanik) reported 55 minutes ago

  Hov can line up Mitchell and Ness, Amazon, Nike, Yankee Stadium, Target, Fifa, and many others for his anniversary shows I wonder if he can shut down the contract talks of someone who sabotages his 3rd show for his biggest fans? 🤔

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  GhostPepz (@GhostPeppaz1980) reported 55 minutes ago

  @faiyaz2k11 @amazon @VivaTech I have been dealing with the same problem. We are just numbers in their matrix. Im about done with Amazon.

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  RC (@its_ronc) reported 56 minutes ago

  Three weeks ago I was ready to give up on a side project entirely. I had a script pulling product prices off a few e-commerce sites for a price-tracking tool, and it worked great for about four days. Then one site started returning 403s. Another served me a Cloudflare challenge page instead of HTML. A third just gave me empty responses, which is somehow worse, because at least an error tells you something's wrong. I did what everyone does at that point: rotated a couple of free proxies, added random delays, spoofed a user-agent I copied off Stack Overflow. It bought me about a day before I got blocked again. I had a half-written Reddit rant open in another tab, the classic "is scraping just dead in 2026" post. I didn't send it. Instead I went looking for a scraping API that could handle the anti-bot stuff for me, and that's how I found ScrapeBadger. Signing up took two minutes and came with 1,000 free credits, no card needed. I pointed it at the exact product page that had been blocking me, and got back clean data on the first try. Price, stock status, seller, all of it. No proxy list, no spoofing, just a URL in and data out. The part I cared about most, the Cloudflare wall, it got past on the first request with zero configuration from me. It also claims to handle DataDome, Akamai, Imperva, PerimeterX, and Kasada, plus CAPTCHA solving. I only tested it on a handful of sites over a few weeks, so I can't promise it holds up against everything, but on my problem it just worked. There are also ready-made endpoints for Google, Twitter, Reddit, Amazon, Zillow, and more, so you're not always stuck parsing raw HTML yourself. Pricing is credit-based, pay as you go from $10 or a subscription for heavier use, and the free credits were enough to actually test it on my real problem instead of a demo page. My price-tracker runs every night now without me checking logs first thing in the morning. I never did post that Reddit rant. If you're at the point of writing one yourself, try the free credits on your actual problem site first. That's the test that mattered to me.

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  Mayor’s HoeCake Mafia (@BigBoyVol) reported 58 minutes ago

  @ChristinaTippen Yes, go on Amazon get a tuneup kit: air filter, fuel filter, spark plug, and also get a spark arrestor Replace all and put fresh fuel and Sta-Bil Fast Fix in it, then run for 15 minutes