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 (24%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Benito Juarez	Sign in	9 hours ago
Piscataway	Errors	11 hours ago
Rices Landing	Sign in	13 hours ago
Salt Lake City	Errors	2 days ago
Lake Butler	Website Down	3 days ago
Annecy	Website Down	3 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Alan (@AlanSimette) reported 3 minutes ago

  Hey @amazon , how do you allow @amazonbrasil Amazon Brazil to scam customers? They are running a scam where the customer buys an expensive product but receives a cheap item, and then they refuse to issue a refund. How do you allow this?

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  Quinton Colwell (@exploresunlight) reported 4 minutes ago

  Hasn’t the detection of AI-generated text been solved with models like @pangram? I know society can be slow to adapt to new technology, but I would like to see publishers run new books through these models and provide an “estimated % written by AI score” for customers. Maybe a company like @Amazon could take the lead here on this. Regardless, this sort of thing (“AI writes NYT best-seller”) doesn’t have to be a surprise to consumers. Note: I’m not against AI-written content, I just want transparency.

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  Bluray & Digital (@Movies_On_Sale) reported 4 minutes ago

  Today On (Amazon)(US) (Glitch Ditch 54 Blu-ray) $10.99 (Save 59%) iMDB (0.0) (Horror)

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  sharmi (@Sharmi_Shrawzz) reported 5 minutes ago

  @amazon @amazonIN This is not acceptable as we are facing these kinda issues these days.. Out of disappointment, I have canceled the order this morning. Pls tak necessary action on delivery agent, so he don't behave same way with other ppl.

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  Dean Marantis🇺🇸🇬🇷 (@Deenobrown123) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Muhamma11931614 It’s just math for me. No more complicated than that. I think This started off as healthy profit taking and got a little carried away with all of the margin and leverage. I never use margin and I always have cash. The numbers from SK Hynix will be crazy tonight. Amazon and the other hyperscalers will all talk about how important Ai is and how they will all continue to spend on Ai. Nothing has changed. Micron is dirt cheap, and on;y getting cheaper. If earnings were crashing soon, sure it would look expensive today, but that isn’t happening. Earnings will continue to grow. I believe grow way longer than anyone is projecting. That’s why I am a buyer on any weakness. I put my money where my mouth is. I pretty much buy a little micron on every single day it’s down. I will trim on the way up, but never get out of my full position unless something changes fundamentally.

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  The Mug NHL (@TheMugNHL) reported 8 minutes ago

  @salimvalji No one’s denying having Amazon carrying games isn’t a positive thing in regards to how they portray/cover the games. The issue, which outweighs the positive here, is that it is yet ANOTHER subscription, after Sportsnet just went up AGAIN in price.

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  peepoop (@peepoop888) reported 10 minutes ago

  86% of Amazon is non American lol. That’s actually ******* insane. If Chinese companies were 86% non Chinese Xi would be doing mass deportations and shutting down treasonous companies.

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  Nature (@Sshearwater) reported 19 minutes ago

  @WholeFoods @amazon You know, when there is a cheaper item available, it is criminal for @amazon to not offer that choice online. Even when it is your own product, you choose to take more of our hard earned money, our “Whole Paycheck” then help families save money. Terrible co!

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  Jamie Ramos (@RamosFamily7) reported 19 minutes ago

  I cannot believe the things I am reading. Grown adults. Teachers at that. People who are supposed to be kind, nurturing, empathetic, trustworthy- who are instead being incredibly petty and childish by contacting administration at fellow teacher's schools, trying to get them in trouble for a stupid Amazon wish list??? Like, WHAT? Jealousy is ugly and these actions are deplorable. I hope this reaches those involved. You should be ashamed of yourselves. I genuinely hope you are nicer to the students you teach than you are acting towards your FELLOW educators. You already know how hard this job is and then you are adding stress to others. It's sickening. Do Better. #AlwaysBeKind #BeADecentHuman

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  코지베어 🐻 CozyBear (@cozybearlog) reported 22 minutes ago

  Over half of sampled 2025 books on Amazon, AI slop. The recursive training loop isn't a thought experiment anymore, it's a logistics problem now. Models trained on books written by models. Book retail needed provenance infra years ago.

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  THE DEVILS PRODUCTION (@John45510) reported 23 minutes ago

  @retr0gamer42 @SonyElectronics PC Xbox has outages servers cant control which is normal in any field and even amazon go down

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  Brett Chandler (@bachandler27) reported 23 minutes ago

  @ToddWitteles Nothing is going to change. This is the same agency that projected only 600,000 people will itemize wagering losses (did they even bother to research this). Since most players receive very few w2gs, we will just continue to ignore the issue because very few people understand our tax laws and even less comply. Here in NC, gross winnings will be reported on OSB markets for the first time. This means a lot of net losing players are going to get a quick lesson on the loss of standard deduction and AGI phaseouts. This law wouldn’t last 15 minutes if Amazon was limited to 90% of expenses.

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  King whitney (@cometfacee) reported 23 minutes ago

  Bruhhhhh if I had a bf rn I could’ve got my shein cart and amazon cart no problem

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  Ken Rideout (@KenRideout_) reported 25 minutes ago

  A murder hornet left its stinger buried in Mark Vins’ arm as the venom sac continued pumping. A giant centipede sank its fangs beneath his skin and left blood pouring down his wrist. But Brave Wilderness was never supposed to be only about getting bitten and stung. Mark joins Ken to explain how a rejected wildlife show became a YouTube phenomenon, why the “cow killer” video changed their lives overnight, and how the channel evolved from viral sting videos into conservation filmmaking across the Congo, Amazon and Galápagos. They also discuss anaphylaxis, EpiPens, cave diving beside human remains, armed wildlife rangers, shark finning, rare pink iguanas and the physical toll of spending nearly 300 days a year on the road. New episode dropping tomorrow @realmarkvins

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  Jack Merridew (@OGmerridew) reported 28 minutes ago

  @FischerKing64 small businesses and local pressure against walmart and amazon was the entire reason the situation got so bad in nyc to begin with i'd say **** the small businesses and be less hostile to walmart -> problem solved

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  LayerLens (@layerlens_ai) reported 30 minutes ago

  📊 Amazon is deprecating Premier, Omni, Reel, and Canvas. Every team running Nova evaluations has a shelf-life problem. Pieter Abbeel is leading a new frontier effort, expected at re:Invent. The current Nova line is being wound down. Deprecation invalidates evaluation history. A comparison from March means nothing if one side of the comparison went dark in July. The eval record is only useful if it survives the model it measured.

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  Sumeet Shisodia (@shisodia_sumeet) reported 33 minutes ago

  If you missed today's US market action, start here. These are the biggest stories from the session, and my quick take on what matters. 1. The Dow led while the Nasdaq lagged The S&P 500 rose 0.2%, the Dow jumped 537 points, or 1%, and the Nasdaq slipped 0.2%. The Russell 2000 also rose 0.2%. My Take: This was rotation, not a full market breakdown. Investors rewarded non-tech earnings and kept questioning the crowded AI trade. For Indian investors, that means US exposure is not only one Nasdaq story. 2. AI and chip stocks stayed under pressure Micron fell 8.9%, AMD dropped 8.1%, and Applied Materials lost 7.8%. The pressure also hit Asia, where South Korea's Kospi fell 10.8%. My Take: The market is testing whether AI infrastructure spending can earn real returns. This matters for anyone tracking Nvidia, AMD, Micron, Broadcom, and semiconductor equipment names from India. Demand can be real, but valuation still has to survive a harder funding test. 3. Old-economy earnings carried the tape Coca-Cola rose 5%, Sherwin-Williams gained 8.3%, and Illinois Tool Works added 3.6% after stronger earnings updates. That helped the Dow outperform. My Take: This is a useful reminder during AI earnings week. The market is still willing to pay for execution, pricing power, and guidance outside the AI complex. A US portfolio should not become only a chip-cycle bet. 4. Oil cooled and yields moved lower Brent crude fell 4.4% to USD 82.08 per barrel, down sharply from last week's USD 102 spike. The 10-year Treasury yield moved down to 4.60%. My Take: Lower oil and lower yields helped support the broader market. For Indian investors, oil is not just a commodity headline. It flows into inflation, currency pressure, and risk appetite for emerging markets. 5. Big Tech earnings became the real AI test Microsoft and Meta report after Wednesday's US close. Amazon and Apple follow on Thursday. Investors are focused on capex, cloud demand, margins, and free cash flow. My Take: The market is no longer impressed by AI spending alone. It wants proof that spending turns into revenue, margin durability, and cash generation. That is the lens to use before reacting to any headline beat. 6. Seagate gave the battered AI trade one bright spot After the close, Seagate reported fiscal Q4 revenue of USD 3.6B, up about 49%, and adjusted EPS of USD 5.71. The stock rose after hours as AI storage demand stayed strong. My Take: This is a second-order AI signal. If data generation keeps rising, storage can benefit even when GPU and memory stocks are selling off. Indian investors should watch whether the AI profit pool is rotating, not disappearing. 7. Bloom Energy strengthened the AI power story Bloom Energy reported Q2 revenue above USD 1B, more than double last year, and adjusted EPS of USD 0.78. The stock jumped after hours after the company raised its full-year outlook. My Take: Power is still one of the most important AI bottlenecks. The risk is valuation and execution, but the demand signal from data centers is real enough to keep the theme alive even when chip sentiment is weak. What I am watching next: Wednesday is the key test. If Microsoft and Meta defend AI capex with cloud growth, ad strength, margins, and free cash flow, the tech tape can stabilize. If they raise spending without clearer payback, the AI correction can spread beyond chips.

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  Gatsu (@BeefPalace) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Calily234 No problem, they're from Pixio! You should be able to find them on Amazon!

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  Milk Road Stocks (@MilkRoadStocks) reported 38 minutes ago

  Jeff Bezos watched $AMZN fall from $113 to $6 a share but he wasn't worried. This was during dot-com bubble burst in 2000. A 95% collapse in a matter of months. The environment was one of total panic. But @JeffBezos was looking at the actual numbers. Every single month that the stock price fell, customers went up. Gross profits went up. Losses as a percentage of sales went down. New customers, repeat purchases, every metric they were tracking kept getting better the entire time. The stock said Amazon was dying but the business said the opposite. Bezos quoted Benjamin Graham: "In the short term, the stock market is a voting machine. In the long term, it's a weighing machine." His job and the job of every founder and entrepreneur was simple: build a heavy company. Make the fundamentals so strong that when the market eventually gets around to weighing the business, there's no question. But the question that matters is the same one Bezos was asking in 2000: Are the underlying business metrics for $AMZN still moving in the right direction? Our AI analyst definitely believes so. He is now 30% up on $AMZN position. Our AI analyst has also called called $AMD, $MU, $CRDO and $NBIS before their big runs. All based on fundamentals, not price action. Don’t miss the next call, come join us for just a $1. (link in bio)

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  ELEANOR WHITMORE (@ewhitmoreuk) reported 42 minutes ago

  I have never once looked at a struggling indie author's Amazon listing and thought the problem was the book. It is always the infrastructure around the book. Always.

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  Silence 🇺🇸 (@Fuzz2149) reported 43 minutes ago

  @Amazon congrats, you've ruined the Android app. I signed in on my laptop. Now when I use the Android app I cannot proceed due to a screen informing me of a new sign in. There is a little 'x' in the upper left that doesn't do anything. The only option that works is to click on a link to tell you it wasn't me. It was me. I don't want to secure my account. It was me. Uninstalling and installing again doesn't fix things Clearing cache works until the next time I start the app.

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  justsomeguy (@dvdspires) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Jawmuncher I have noticed that Xbox discs tend to be a little pricier than PlayStation when looking on Amazon. Might change down the road and even give Xbox a boost, if they can use it properly.

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  Certified Corenswet Cultist (@Corenswetcult) reported 46 minutes ago

  @15Graninge @TheRealFatCrow I bought it through Amazon prime, I couldn't watch the extras on my phone only through the prime app, you have to scroll down from the play page and there's a few to watch.

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  sweet paulie (@pauliebeats183) reported 48 minutes ago

  @JoyfulWarrior91 @bri_guy_ny @PatsSoxFreedom I don’t see how anyone can believe this. UPS and FedEx are terrible, and Amazon would never have succeeded without the post office and it current model is only efficient in dense regions.

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  13F Pro (@13F_Pro) reported 48 minutes ago

  The Amazon diet is over and UPS actually kept the weight off: raised guidance, earnings beat, and the Street is just now realizing "glide down" was a controlled landing, not a crash. Bears spent two years calling the patient terminal. The patient is billing again. $UPS

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  Ben Y (@BenY758156) reported 49 minutes ago

  @tordleshell @financedystop I've used ShipStation for over 5 years. This is a ShipStation issue. P.S. nobody ships cheaper than the USPS rate sheet (besides Amazon back in the day).

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  Iso (@Isozzzz) reported 50 minutes ago

  @geekgRl97 @BRU1SERR @brandnewangell This is the problem, yall make up these imaginary scenarios of what you THINK college is/should be instead of reality. After first week of class nobody gives a damn. I spent so much of time in 100 level classes filling up my Amazon cart lmaoo, other people watched twitch streams

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  Bishu Paul (@bishumahajan) reported 52 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp please issue my refund

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  dirtydelta69 (@dirtyreplyguy) reported 54 minutes ago

  @BleedOilBlue @dstaples I thought Amazon was aweful. Their panels are terrible.

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  Kathryn Pulliam (@KathrynPulliam4) reported 60 minutes ago

  @Old_SchoolEddie I use GROK to find the best rated products Made In America. It does a great job of breaking down products and if the company makes or just assembles in America. Sadly just about every search engine gives links that lead back to Amazon, Walmart, or similar stores. So I often look up the products individually and buy from the site. It is more of a pain, but I guess I am just trying to put my money where my mouth is. LOL