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 (46%)
• Errors (29%)
• Sign in (26%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts	Website Down	3 hours ago
Waldbröl	Sign in	17 hours ago
Victorville	Errors	24 hours ago
Louisville	Website Down	1 day ago
Bohain-en-Vermandois	Errors	4 days ago
Paris	Sign in	4 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  محمد البشيري | MB (@MSBix) reported 5 minutes ago

  @mlok590 @Amazon this issue is becoming too common in KSA. Please investigate the root cause, including local management, hiring practices and accountability Amazon has a strong reputation and repeated issues like this can seriously damage customer trust in such an important market!

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  Linda Uselman (@UselmanLinda) reported 6 minutes ago

  @GlobalMktObserv Intel pioneered the exact equivalent of the circular playbook for chip factories / foundries that was pioneered by Nvidia for chip manufacturers. Through its 'so-called smart capital' program Intel shifts tens of billions in manufacturing DEBT into private joint ventures to keeps its staggering structural costs MASKED from headline leverage ratios. Big Tech such as Microsoft & Alphabet / Google are signed as anchor clients for Intel's 18A node & custom server processors. -- The primary driver of Intel's data center revenue surge / +59% year-over-year is a sudden rush for its central processing units / CPUs to anchor AI data centers. That means the very companies that have accumulated $1.65 trillion in off-balance-sheet obligations such as Google Microsoft & Meta are using their off-book debt to buy Intel hardware in bulk. Also Pushing Intel's stock higher is a freshly announced binding agreement where Elon Musk’s Tesla signed on as a primary client for Intel's next-generation 14A process node for its "Terafab" AI chip project. Musk & Intel are laying the groundwork for an asset that will not bear real fruit until roughly 2028 to 2030. -- The 14A node is the industry's first process designed from the ground up & each High-NA scanner costs an astronomical $350 million to $380 million & building a high-volume 14A fab requires a FLEET of them working in tandem. Intel cannot absorb those HUGE infrastructure costs on its primary balance sheet without blowing up its headline leverage ratios. -- Investors are paying $186 for every $1 of current adjusted earnings based on a P/E of 186 that is ~ a 600% Premium over the average trailing P/E ratio for the US stock market that sits around 25.5 - 26.9. -- Now consider the STAGE COACH Intel & AMD are trying to promote. For decades Intel & AMD could rely on a locked-in monopoly because all major business software was built exclusively for x86. The x86 ISA / instruction set architecture that had fundamentally controlled global computing for nearly half a century is facing structural crisis. -- ARM architecture is a THREAT so Intel wants to use ARM architecture to build 14A. -- Instead of buying off-the-shelf x86 chips cloud giants have built their own custom ARM-based processors. Amazon has Graviton Microsoft has Cobalt & Google has Axion. Add to that NVIDIA’s AI supercomputers do not even need an x86 processor to boot up. NVIDIA pairs its high-end GPUs with its own custom ARM-based CPU. -- TSMC is the competitor that Intel is attempting to catch up with. TSMC runs a highly profitable monopoly on "leading-edge" chip manufacturing. TSMC manufactures 100% of Apple's flagship iPhone & Mac chips 100% of Nvidia's market-dominating AI processors & the vast majority of AMD's hardware. TSMC has proven & stable factories they generate tens of billions in pure CASH reserves. They can afford to buy new equipment out of pocket.

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  Larry Anderson (@LarryAndertd) reported 8 minutes ago

  @pnwguerrilla Been rocking a broken iPhone screen protector for over a year.. Amazon 4 bucks haha.. arriving today

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  JohnJohn (@realfinemy409) reported 9 minutes ago

  @amazon can you guys please find a better way to package CDs, the cases always get broken

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  MarsV2 (@MarsVV2) reported 11 minutes ago

  @2thousand06 @Pricerrors You literally called it a phishing link. But it takes you straight to the Amazon app, not a fake login or anything.

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  The Lonewolf Gamer (@lonewolfgamer30) reported 12 minutes ago

  @KaptKerr Well to be honest if they are negotiating with Dave and Dave's reps are negotiating with Amazon then it isn't a problem and I don't think Bautista would of wanted to take the role if he didn't feel he could pull it off yes his old but nothing he can't do his always prepared and his always training his a former wrestler I doubt he would have an issue cause he definitely wouldn't of negotiated for the role people are underestimating him

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  beverly (@newjamesb) reported 17 minutes ago

  @TroyJackson207 While American businesses were shut down..the bankster crook elites got PPE loans never to be repaid and Walmart and Amazon made bank..these crooks in our country

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  Ismael S Rodriguez Jr (Bulletproof Poet) (Izzy) (@IsmaelR77859620) reported 21 minutes ago

  If your bookshelf has been behaving itself, fix that. Search Ismael S. Rodriguez Jr. on Audible, Goodreads, Amazon, Books2Read, Apple Books, and Kobo. Adopt literary chaos

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  🇯🇲 جيف (@_yahgetbun) reported 23 minutes ago

  @DiGenius_ @MKBHD Good Or check amazon I bought my mom’s pixel from there brand new from the google store front No issues

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  AGuyinNJ (@RSimpsonNJ) reported 24 minutes ago

  @amazon And episode 2 has the same problem. You just lie to customers now. And we all know your social media tea. Has seen this in time to notify the Prime TV team.

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  els (@icxahusn) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Amazon I ordered something, but I wanted to return it. I wasn’t available at the scheduled pickup time, and I didn’t receive any call regarding the rescheduled pickup either. When I click ‘Edit Return,’ it only showes Cancel Return to blah blah now I can't return pls fix it

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  Joshua Higginbottom (@joshuadsh) reported 32 minutes ago

  Just trying to work about how @amazon business would run without a spending problem in the world. Without orders or purchases being made @JeffBezos wouldn’t be where he is today. If we stopped or reduce our spending on places like amazon then he won’t gain revenue in the billions or even more as time goes on. Consumers are also the problem here as if we’re to buy using Amazon on a common basis. Those who doing so can’t complain about its CEO’s position as they help him grow.

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  tΞ𝕏tyLΞ (@texxtyle) reported 34 minutes ago

  @BoomerDivvies Down almost $10 already?? I’d lawyer up. Amazon needs to answer for this.

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  9Blu (@9Blu9) reported 39 minutes ago

  @lajoiedeslutins @TechCrunch You say that like anyone at Twitch had a real choice. 100% this came down from on high at Amazon.

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  Whezzel (@Whezzel) reported 39 minutes ago

  @ReinhardtOp @ReclaimTheNetHQ Tbf, there already are registries located outside the us, but they have their own challenges. The issue you'll still run into is most of the internet runs on American infrastructure, built by the us governemt and American business. Google, Amazon, Cloudflare and others. On top of that verisign manages 2 of the root dns servers, with the majority of the remaining root dns servers hosted by other American entities. To top it off, verisign distributes the zone files for the root dns servers. If Verisign decides they don't want a domain listed in dns, good luck getting to it.

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  drop (@fastnfair) reported 39 minutes ago

  thursday 2:47am it is approximately 1000 degrees in my room and my only solace is a £15 tower fan from amazon that sounds like a helicopter trying to take off with broken blades up in 5 hours to bid on an auction lets have it

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  ctrlssh (@ctrlssh) reported 41 minutes ago

  amazon facility is shut down today for maintenance. i feel like im walking through a horror movie lol we’re doing install work by flashlight

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  Chosen One 1111 (@1111_ChosenOne) reported 43 minutes ago

  Another completely preventable death if they would have just shut Amazon down. Amazons FALSE leadership and the Federal government are all responsible for this death and every death since I asked for help.

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  Abe (@ChaoLounge) reported 44 minutes ago

  @johnhschaefer @Skybound Keep in mind that Amazon Prime and Netflix were commercial free and you could binge watch shows for a over a decade and no one complained. Suddenly it's a problem? I don't think so. People are being conned to accept the return of the broadcast TV model

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  Fastbeak (@Fastbeak_) reported 44 minutes ago

  for coming out to suggest Seattle Tech Startups, Seattle scenes, or Seattle anything. If they want to walk away quietly out from the Amazon side parties, can understand, otherwise I'll take their Entrepreneurial culture and shove my Quantum Aircraft down their ******* throats.

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  ecom room (@ecomroom) reported 47 minutes ago

  store 2 damn this is such a weird stage i know i have a good product and there is proof people buy it everywhere, tested tons of different ads, audiences and angles and still have a few final creatives in editing that should go live by the end of this week feels like a skill issue on my side lol but i also think some products are just harder to sell on meta, on amazon people already know what they want and tens of thousands of units sell, on meta you somehow have to translate that same demand into the right pain, hook and angle for a completely cold person already took a decent loss testing this one but it still doesnt really let me move on because i know the demand is there, gonna give it a few more shots and see what the weekend brings if it still doesnt click then i will probably move on, already have another product ready to test and almost finished the whole product page today

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  security guard using work printer (@isomorphisms) reported 48 minutes ago

  To meet the overall context of Amazon is: 1. Raise enough money to create their own postal service (you think you'll see Amazon roads? They do want to make Amazon hospitals) 2. Cheap foreign manufactured goods and shipping 3. Frankly brilliant logistics 4. Cheap domestic labor. Amazon warehouses are located in the poorest suburb of wherever they're delivering to. Amazon provides excellent healthcare. A significant number of people work at Amazon just for their spouse's medical condition! Amazon pays more than other factories and warehouses but still it's not so much that So unions could theoretically attack (4) but I haven't seen very much success from Amazon unions. Top wages for the American Postal Workers Union are maybe four times what hourly wages are at an Amazon fulfillment center. On (2): everything, but everything, down to the motors and circuit boards that power Amazon equipment, is made in China or Mexico. It would have been against company policy for me to take photos so just take my word for it. I'm sure you've ordered some things from Amazon yourself and can assess whether they were made in China or not, but from personal experience inside the facility, "China" (or somewhere that was hit by the tariffs) intuitively seems to have produced most of what's on the shelves. They're theoretically a different way to apply the frankly brilliant logistics (3) and successful capital raising (1) in a drastically different economic environment, but that would also require the kind of organizational shift that is famous for being not super easy with a 1.58 million person army.

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  Primal_Manimal (@PrimalManimal) reported 53 minutes ago

  Opt out of Twitch and Amazon using your channel for generative AI training, log in to Twitch, go to Settings, Security and Privacy, scroll down to Training for Generative AI, and toggle the switch off. This setting is enabled by default. Must be done on website, not the app.

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  I'm Batman (Parody) (@Pray4TheBatman) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Grxit Pay close attention to the people who scream about being anti-AI and see if they still bow down to their Twitch and Amazon overlords lol.

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  Drew Lemacks (@TheBaconFather) reported 54 minutes ago

  @MoonLitLynx87 @Kronykal @mnsibley I have had the same account for 19 years. The 1st time I ever got in trouble was 3 years ago, a real estate agent was using Amazon Affiliate links to profit from 9/11.

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  Zachary Tyler (@Zachary_Tyler14) reported 56 minutes ago

  @fitz_keith With the data from some of the worlds best companies (Apple, Amazon, etc) we have about 6 months post-IPO prices being way down from IPO price, should we expect a good entry point this fall, or are we buying now?

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  Andrea Pflaumer (@agpflaumer) reported 60 minutes ago

  @marklevinshow I’ve never had a problem with Jeff Bezos, in fact, he personally did something for me – as an author – via Amazon to increase my sales. Up until when he stepped down he personally responded to emails from Amazon creators.

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  Joshua J. Bouw 🇦🇪 (@JoshuaJBouw) reported 1 hour ago

  @Scobleizer I'm surprised that neurologists are still surprised. I mean we can point back to old lab rat tests where there was a famous experiment of training a mouse to do a maze to get his food. The scientist kept using a soldering iron to remove more and more of its brain (up to 90%) and the mouse was still able to complete the maze. The problem is that we are obsessed with organisation and that this part does this, that part does that... But there has been a lot of earlier proposed evidence this actually may not be completely true. Even now, as we have better ways of mapping the brain. Everything is distributed, everywhere. But our brains work more like an Amazon warehouse, because its extremely efficient.

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  Aberaeron 🇪🇺🇺🇦🇨🇦🇩🇰🇫🇷 (@ItsFullOfFellas) reported 1 hour ago

  @grok If Biden had invaded Mexico, lost much of his elite forces in a failed raid on the capital, 4.5 years in advanced then fallen back on several key axes, been ground down to using Donkeys, gone through his M1-Abrams tank storage, been just 50 km in on a key axis made a national priority, and suffered 450,000 DEAD, with the US Navy hiding in the Gulf of Mexico, Florida cut off from effective resupply, while major US refineries were being regularly bombed by Mexican drones and Amazon was in danger as their biggest warehouses burned down -- even IF it were correctly reported as a very difficult situation for Mexico, would large parts and many newsrooms of the Global South and Che Guevarra lovers around the world be cheering the defeat of US imperialism and Biden's "total failure" to subjugate America's neighbor?

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  Shravan shet (@Graphernomad) reported 1 hour ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazon @amazonIN stop asking to delete the post. Being a prime member I am not receiving my parcels on promised time and I haven't asked it pre dated or post dates. This is a repeated issue