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 (27%)
• Sign in (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Los Angeles	Sign in	4 hours ago
Lillers	Website Down	9 hours ago
Ciudad Jardín	Sign in	19 hours ago
Southampton	Errors	21 hours ago
Valencia	Errors	22 hours ago
Les Herbiers	Sign in	23 hours ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  ⛧ (@XIICIII) reported 7 minutes ago

  missed the "arrive by 11am" deadline for ordering a gift from amazon yesterday bc i was at work and had to put my phone down for 5 minutes and now i cant even track the package to know if its gonna arrive today. i guarantee you itll arrive as soon as im out the door.

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  Tom Hynes (@TJH314) reported 8 minutes ago

  @ChiefEngineerCE @mattg666117 1 If a majority of Americans don't want their governments to subscribe to Flock, the problem is solved. We both respect democracy. 2. Can I contract with Flock to put up cameras on my property and upload it? Is it OK with Ring (Amazon) and Youtube but not Flock?

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  Pur3lybo0ty (@Pur3lybo0ty) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Z_XSophie Not just from Sam. The whole industry has a problem with the up sale. Botted Amazon reviews use to be the biggest problem now that feels like peanuts

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  Abubacker (@MaibaAbu) reported 9 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp whenever the packages out for delivery on Sundays or not getting delivered. Are having facing this issue very long time

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  Cassidy (@M1crowaveL3mon) reported 12 minutes ago

  It was even used by the comic companies as an archive. I can literally only see this as like Amazon or something shutting these all down.

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  Deepak Shahi (@deepakshahii) reported 13 minutes ago

  Why am I unable to watch or download today’s new episode of #Alliance (Episode 19) on #AmazonPrime Video India? Is anyone else facing the same issue? Please fix this as soon as possible. @PrimeVideoIN @amazonIN @amazon #Amazon

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  Krishna Avinash (@avikrish3) reported 14 minutes ago

  My replacement order is not getting delivered my delivery associate, because I am returning incorrect quantity, but the issue with the product is the incorrect quantity received, please resolve this deadlock and help me receiving my Amazon order 408-4357443-0270728 @amazonIN

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  V (@Vinod87871580) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN Your delivery agent extorted Rs 655 for a PREPAID order. I have the receipt. Instead of a refund, your support agents are completely incapable and keep dodging my request. Stop stalling and fix this NOW or I’m going to the Consumer Forum.

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  Imeobong John (@D_Big_John) reported 14 minutes ago

  so you want a website like Amazon... No problem... Can you pay like Amazon??

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  shad (@shadishere) reported 15 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Hey @amazonIN, you canceled my order even after I repeatedly requested a replacement, not a refund. On top of that, all my other orders are delayed too. incredibly frustrating. I've relied on Amazon for yrs, but this is making me lose trust in the service. Please fix this.

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  VeteranNoob (@VeteranNoob1) reported 21 minutes ago

  You can’t be an urbanist and support greenfield sprawl into nature, let alone into National Park Service land like what’s pictured. Might as well be complaining we haven’t cut down enough of the Amazon yet.

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  Faisal Manzoor (@faisalmanz00r) reported 22 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I tried opening the link, but it isn’t working. I will share my details via DM. Please contact me at the earliest to help resolve this issue. Thank you.

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  ajaykohli (@akohli75) reported 22 minutes ago

  Amazon has played trick now my Amazon app is not working they have blocked it ,it's ***** management at Amazon ,they should be kicked out of india @AmazonHelp

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  Mr. Ovis🐑💼(Office Worker Sheeptuber) (@MrOvis_) reported 23 minutes ago

  @pearson_no28315 I've read a LOT of slop books off Amazon basics because used to read like 1000 books a year in high school. The core through line that women have in their desires is that they want to be the one girl that the guy chooses. Christian Grey could have any girl in the world, and in fact they establish that he did have like 50 other girls prior to the MC in 50 Shades. However, when he gets with her, he becomes so obsessive that she's able to fix him! And in the end they get married and ****.

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  Shadow Nick (@doublenickk) reported 24 minutes ago

  A $20,000 professional Hollywood film crew just got completely obliterated by a $200 toy you can buy on Amazon And honestly? Almost nobody is talking about the real reason why this is terrifying This isn't just about a cheaper drone. We didn't just build a better gadget, we officially automated the human eye. For over a century, cameras were dumb. They waited for a human to point them, frame the shot, and make the decisions. That era is dead. The camera just grew a brain, learned to fly itself, and now fully understands everything it looks at. Right now, a palm-sized drone with ZERO pilot can: > Lock onto you, predict your movement through a dense forest, and film you like a pro cinematographer. > Loop around a skyscraper once and hand back a flawless, measurable 3D digital clone accurate to a tenth of an inch. The flying camera operator? Replaced by a gadget in your jacket pocket. The highway accident survey crew? Replaced by a single upload to the cloud. The tech didn't get cheaper because it got worse, it got cheaper because AI moved onto the silicon inside the machine. But here is the dark, quiet part the tech companies won't put in their marketing: A machine that can autonomously track a human shape through a crowd and map private property down to the millimeter isn't just a creative cheat code. It is a completely new, unregulated form of mass surveillance.

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  Gaius Konstantine (@GaiusKonstantin) reported 25 minutes ago

  @AuthorsGo4Broke Yes and no. The 2nd edition is done and loaded. The problem is that the retailers update at their own respective paces. So Amazon has the new paperback, B&N does not...but they have the correct e-pub. Trivial really. The story is out there and I'm damn proud of it. You can even research the horse race that my un-named mob associate passes on as winning bet and find out that the horse mentioned did race (and win as a longshot) on the 27th of July 1986. Trust me, I took this thing very seriously.

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  Swati Malik (@SwatiMalik1989) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp No one is asking to reinstate the order. The issue is with the delivery executive/hub which is being raised but that is above your understanding to find out.

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  Jeff Swanson (@theswansjr) reported 30 minutes ago

  @netesq It is, but that's the nature of every radical new technology. I lived through the adoption of the internet, when getting online was only for tech nerds. Then buying things online was considered crazy. No one would put their credit card number on a website or use online banking. Twenty years later, everyone is getting Amazon packages ordered from an internet connected device in their pocket that they stare at for six hours a day. Technology adoption is strange. At first it's seen as slow, cumbersome, and fringe behavior. Then, 20 years later, everyone is doing it.

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  Sandeep Kr Agarwal (@Sandeepal11) reported 33 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @amazon Another level of fraud is going on in Amazon. Without delivery, delivery partner staring marking the status as delivered. I reported this issue in past as well but no action taken by #Amazon Order Id #405-2677751-9512353

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  𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐛𝐡𝐢𝐭 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐡 (@royalthakur91) reported 33 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazon @amazonIN I've tried contacting your team about 100 times but haven't received a solution. Your contact support team is terrible.

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  TheNewRedneck (@TheNewRedneck) reported 38 minutes ago

  @NCgal63 @WallStreetApes My 2021 Chevy Silverado has a cracked headlight. I can buy it on Amazon for $125. No problem, whole assembly as well. But you need to take apart the whole front of the vehicle to replace it. The dealer wants $1500 for a genuine part. Ugh.

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  Red Knight Capital (@Redknight8811) reported 40 minutes ago

  $VICR Why You Should Be Bullish! The AI Power Bottleneck Monopolist: Why $VICR is Day 1 Dominance We talk non-stop about AI chips and software, but we are completely ignoring the physical power crisis. Next-gen AI processors need an astronomical amount of electricity, and legacy power grids can't feed them. Enter Vicor Corporation ($VICR). Vicor isn’t selling commoditized hardware parts. They own the definitive technical solution to the AI infrastructure bottleneck: 48V Vertical Power Delivery (VPD). The Breakout Catalyst Checklist: 🔹 The Order Inflection: Bookings have absolutely exploded. Quarterly backlog surged a massive 70% sequentially to $300.6M on an insane 2:1 book-to-bill ratio. 🔹 Mid-Quarter Raise: Demand is scaling so fast that management raised Q2 revenue guidance to $142M—backed by a steep production ramp for lead AI giant Cerebras. 🔹 The Pure Margin IP Moat: Backed by historic legal patent victories, they’ve unlocked an high-margin licensing model projected to bring in up to $300M in pure royalty revenue through 2026. 🔹 Upgraded Corporate Target: Management just quietly lifted its long-term financial targets to a staggering $2.5B in revenue on an institutional-grade 70% gross margin. The Big Picture: If you want to link massive data center clusters to elite computing networks (like Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, or Nvidia accelerators), you must use Vicor's current multipliers to avoid melting the boards. The stock has ripped over 140% year-to-date for a reason. Are you holding abstract software valuations or locking down the actual power grid foundation of AI?

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  Brett Hickman (@BrettHickman) reported 42 minutes ago

  @Joshua1Hickman @amazon Give them a thumbs down in the app.

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  DaDakota (@DaDakota) reported 42 minutes ago

  Undocumented Immigrants paid more in Taxes last year than Amazon, GM, IBM & Netflix Combined ! Immigrants are NOT the problem.

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  Infinity (@Badger9451) reported 44 minutes ago

  @JindeNakul An Amazon delivery gal delivered a package to my close by neighbor but the lady caught the mistake and gave it back to the driver telling her I lived down the street. The delivery kept my package and never delivered it.

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  Priyatosh Pandit (@PriyatoshPandit) reported 45 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @amazon @AmazonHelp Please don’t become a Prime member of Amazon if you expect reliable customer support. In my experience, they have shown no sense of responsibility for customer issues. Instead of resolving problems, they keep making excuses while customers are left waiting. Very disappointing.

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  Lily (@lily_choudhury_) reported 48 minutes ago

  Step 1: Check Amazon Renewed and Amazon Resale before buying new. For electronics specifically, Amazon Renewed sells pre-owned devices that have been tested and certified, typically backed by a 90-day protection window. Amazon Resale (formerly Warehouse) sells open-box and customer-return items, graded by condition from "Like New" down to "Acceptable," with the flaw disclosed upfront. On a $1,500-2,000 laptop or a large appliance, the gap between new and Renewed/Resale condition is routinely 20-40% — often several hundred dollars for a device that's functionally identical. Search the model name directly, then add "renewed" or check the Resale listings on the product page before defaulting to new.

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  insignificant (@insigdev) reported 51 minutes ago

  @stupidtechtakes Password as plaintext in the norm obviously Transmitting over TLS isn’t a vulnerability, it’s the standard. Google and Amazon do it. Heck your banking apps use it. If your TLS is compromised, credential theft is the least of your problems, you have a MITM attack in progress, which means every transaction, session token, and response is also compromised.

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  Anna قمر 𓂀𓋹💙🪬 (@Anna99136083) reported 56 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Stop lies, Mostafa! You pulled me into DM just for a fake PR show, then bounced me back to dead-end chats! Amazon logistics ALREADY took back my return last week. You are keeping BOTH the item & my money while protecting a scammer. Issue my manual refund NOW! @AmazonHelp

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  MPH (@0x_MPH) reported 57 minutes ago

  I believe the SaaSpocalypse will be proven to be overblown. @michaeljburry knows this. Though I believe his "AI bubble" call is too early, I happen to agree with some of his other calls. One of which is an extremely undervalued and beaten down stock I feel could outperform: $PYPL PayPal Bullish Thesis: Valuation is cheap by almost any measure: PYPL trades around $46 (down ~40% over the past year, off a 52-week high of $79.50), with a market cap near $40B. The trailing P/E is roughly 8x — a value-stock multiple for a company with 20%+ ROE — and the forward P/E sits near 8x as well. EV/EBITDA is around 6x and free cash flow yield is well into double digits. Burry himself has flagged PayPal as trading at ~8x earnings while generating strong buyback-fueled capital returns. Revenue and growth: Q1 2026 revenue came in at $8.35B, up ~7% YoY and beating estimates by nearly 4%. Total Payment Volume hit $464B, up 11% YoY. Branded checkout — long the bear case — actually accelerated to 2% currency-neutral growth from 1% the prior quarter, and PSP (merchant) volume growth accelerated to 11%. Debit card and tap-to-pay volume rose 60% YoY, and Buy Now Pay Later TPV grew 23%. Venmo — the hidden asset: Venmo TPV growth accelerated to 14% YoY, its sixth straight quarter of double-digit growth, with "Pay with Venmo" TPV up 34%. Management has now split Venmo into its own reporting segment under the new "Consumer Financial Services & Venmo" business line — a structural change that makes its standalone value visible for the first time and opens the door to a potential spin-off or strategic deal, something the market has speculated could unlock real value. PayPal Ads — a new, high-margin growth lever: PayPal launched "Curated Ads" in April 2026, a data-driven ad network that ties ad impressions directly to verified purchase data rather than cookies — leveraging PayPal's enormous first-party transaction dataset. This is a nascent but potentially high-margin revenue stream layered on top of existing payment volume, similar to how Amazon turned its retail data into a multibillion-dollar ads business. Balance sheet and capital returns: As of Q1 2026: $13.5B in cash/investments against $11.6B in debt — a solid net cash-ish position for a company generating $6B+ in annual free cash flow. On a trailing-12-month basis, PayPal returned $6B to shareholders via buybacks (reducing weighted average share count by roughly 7-8% YoY) and just initiated its first-ever quarterly dividend ($0.14/share). Management has reiterated a ~$6B buyback target for full-year 2026 against a market cap of only ~$40B — that's roughly 15% of the company being retired in a single year at depressed prices. New leadership and cost discipline: The board replaced CEO Alex Chriss with former HP CEO Enrique Lores (effective March 2026), pairing the transition with a ~20% workforce reduction, a $1.5B AI-driven cost-savings program over 2-3 years, and a wind-down of the PayPal Ventures arm (with Jefferies hired to explore secondary sales) — all aimed at sharpening focus on the core Checkout, Venmo, and Payment Services businesses. Michael Burry's stake Scion Asset Management disclosed a ~3.5% position in PayPal in April 2026 at around $49/share, calling it a top pick in his "software-payments" basket — ranking it ahead of Fiserv and Adobe on stock-based comp discipline. Burry has continued adding to the position through Q2, framing recent weakness as technical (private-credit/software-debt driven) rather than fundamental, and specifically citing management turnover as an "overhang" rather than a broken thesis — i.e., a catalyst still to play out, not a reason to avoid the stock. Separately, filings from SG Americas have fueled speculation of an activist investor building a stake. Key risks: guidance calls for a high-single-digit non-GAAP EPS decline in Q2 2026 and roughly flat transaction margin dollars for the full year; competition from Apple Pay, Stripe, and Block continues to compress branded checkout; there's an active shareholder class-action related to prior revenue-forecast disclosures; and the CEO transition itself is an execution risk, not just a catalyst. tl;dr $PYPL bull case: trading at ~8x earnings, $6B buyback/yr (~15% of market cap), new dividend, $13.5B cash vs $11.6B debt. Venmo TPV +14% YoY (accel. 6 straight qtrs), now its own segment. New Curated Ads business. New CEO cutting $1.5B in costs. Michael Burry built a 3.5% stake, calling it his top payments/software pick. Priced for pessimism, not for a cash machine.