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 (25%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Owosso	Website Down	14 hours ago
Washington	Website Down	20 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	23 hours ago
Reynosa	Website Down	1 day ago
Marquette	Website Down	2 days ago
Boston	Sign in	2 days ago

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Amazon Issues Reports

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  Veer Hindu (Sanatan Dharm Sarvsresth) (@investorskr) reported 4 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp This again takes me to the same supprt page where you have all dumb folks hired. The moment they see an issue is complex they simply run away let me know how you wish to resolve this

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 5 minutes ago

  @SahaniNeh Please note, if you are unable to contact our team from the application, please copy the link and try from a different web browser through laptop/desktop/mobile and connect with a member of our team via chat. After opening the page, please log in to your Amazon account. Once logged in, it will display 2 options, one is "continue previous chat" and other is "start a new chat". Click on start a new chat option, and it will connect to our team without any bot conversation over chat. If you still face any issue, keep us posted. -Sravan

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  vee (@rcat_s55517) reported 19 minutes ago

  i know what to do now so im going to by one if those 200$ mask off amazon then modify it for my oc / one thing i wamt to stick a camera on top and hook it to 2 or one panel in the eyes sockets so tht i can see normaly. one problem i want it light and i want it under 7000$

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  Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ (@shanaka86) reported 19 minutes ago

  The US economy lost 23,000 jobs in July. The S&P 500 closed yesterday at an all-time high of 7,757.64. A Virginia data centre produces one permanent job for every $13 million invested. Everywhere else in the economy, a job costs about $137,000. That factor of roughly ninety-five is the whole story. Friday's report was worse underneath the headline. Economists expected roughly 80,000 new jobs. Payrolls fell instead. May and June were revised down by a combined 103,000. Over the past twelve months the economy has added an average of 34,000 jobs a month. Unemployment ticked down to 4.1%, and it fell because labour force participation kept sliding, not because anyone was hired. Then bonds rallied, gold jumped, and the index printed a record. The index is being carried by something specific. The five largest American hyperscalers are on course to spend somewhere near $750 billion in capital expenditure this year. Amazon alone lifted its 2026 forecast to about $220 billion and named memory prices as the reason. AI-related investment has been carrying the majority of measured GDP growth. Now put those two facts in the same sentence, which almost no one has done. At the labour intensity Virginia has recorded since 1990, $750 billion of data centre investment supports somewhere under 60,000 permanent jobs. The same money deployed at the rest of the economy's ordinary intensity would support more than five million. The specifics are starker than the ratio. Amazon Web Services committed $35 billion across Virginia through 2040 for at least 1,000 jobs. Ark Data Centers expanded an Ohio campus for $136 million, and the final permanent job count in the public record is ten. The most automated hyperscale campuses run on twenty to thirty operators per 100 megawatts. This is the first capital boom in modern American history in which the investment cycle and the labour market point in opposite directions by construction rather than by accident. Three honest qualifications, because the easy version of this is wrong. July's losses were led by government, down more than 50,000, and leisure and hospitality, down 40,000. Neither is an AI story. Nothing here shows data centres caused those losses. Construction employment is real and large. A hyperscale build can put 2,400 people on site for eighteen to thirty-six months, and an estimated 340,000 data centre construction roles may go unfilled this year. Those jobs are genuine. They are also temporary by design, and they end when the concrete cures. And the $13 million figure is one state's record, from an analysis of Virginia economic development data going back to 1990. Other estimates run higher. None of them come close to $137,000. So the argument is not that AI is destroying jobs. It is narrower and harder to dismiss. Growth and employment have decoupled because the thing generating the growth does not hire. An economy can post record output, record index levels and negative payrolls at the same time, and every number can be correct. Watch the September revisions and the Q3 hyperscaler capital plans. If capex holds above $750 billion while payrolls keep printing negative, the decoupling is structural rather than a soft patch. Capital formation used to be the mechanism that turned investment into wages. That link is what broke.

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  Maazi Nnabuike Omeje (@MaaziNnabuike) reported 20 minutes ago

  Day 7: The hidden mechanics behind hitting $2,000+ per month on Amazon KDP. Most self-publishers struggle because they treat Amazon like a normal bookstore. Successful publishers know that Amazon is actually a search engine, and its main goal is to protect the customer experience. Generating $2,088 in royalties from 151 orders in a few days averages out to about $13 net profit on every single book sold. Reaching these numbers consistently comes down to three strict publishing rules that most beginners ignore: High-margin pricing. If you price a non-fiction book at $2.99, you have to sell over 1,000 copies to make $2,000. When you solve a specific problem for the reader, you can price the book higher. Selling just 150 copies with a $13 profit margin gives you the exact same revenue with much less effort. Clean metadata. Amazon scans your title, subtitle, and backend keywords to show your book to buyers. Stuffing your subtitle with extra search words will only trigger automated review flags and put your account at risk. Keep your subtitle clean and put your search terms where they belong in the backend slots. Niche targeting. Broad titles put you head-to-head with major publishing companies that have massive advertising budgets. Focusing on specific buyer groups allows your book to capture high-intent traffic without wasting money. Consistent revenue depends on smart unit economics, clean metadata, and targeting the right readers.

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  idon'tknowmanthisseemssuspicious (@Shitpos32837851) reported 22 minutes ago

  @preetam_rao_08 @AmazonHelp Same problem they have been saying it'll delivered within 2-3 hrs and still not deliver even after 48 hrs

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  Ch☭rmⒶc (@iamChermac) reported 24 minutes ago

  The closed caption on some Amazon Prime shows are awful. Imagine going through the trouble to switch it on and skip back a few seconds, to only get… “Speaking in foreign language.”

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  Sujit kulkarni (@Sujitku07460370) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Issue is it shows as deliver but still not deliver that’s why I contact u kindly do the needful

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  Gus Pierry 🇺🇸 (@GusPierry) reported 27 minutes ago

  @EricLDaugh Companies like Amazon, DoorDash, Uber, and many others should face significant penalties for hiring undocumented workers, as these practices perpetuate the larger issue.

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  Bhavesh Shah (@shah_1972) reported 27 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Hello. This is another issue

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  Akshay Patni (@akshaypatni93) reported 29 minutes ago

  @siddharth_iitm It had in early days. Now they are just an election winning machine. In Amazon, they say good intentions don't work, mechanisms do. And this Govt. has wonderfully cracked the mechanism of winning elections. That's it. That's the issue. It's not that there would not have been any alternative options. They have never allowed an alternative to come. They wipe them off.

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  Richa Pinto (@richapintoi) reported 29 minutes ago

  Bombay High Court has told the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that it tried to "kill a mosquito with a sword" by drastically cancelling an Amazon Retail warehouse licence while a suspension appeal was still pending. Maharashtra FDA had suspended the food licence of Amazon Retail's Bhiwandi warehouse over allegations that expired goods were sent into the market instead of being destroyed. While an appeal against the suspension was ongoing, the FDA proceeded to issue a show-cause notice and cancel the license completely. During Friday’s hearing, the court applauded the FDA for its crackdown on eateries and other establishments but asked the regulator if it intended to shut all commercial establishments to deal with food safety violations. “As we have already said earlier, we appreciate your action. This is laudable, and you deserve a compliment. But you have to go systematically. In order to deal with this situation, will you shut down all commercial establishments in Mumbai, Thane, Pune and Palghar, the bench remarked.

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  Sakshi Sharma (@sakshi_sharma05) reported 30 minutes ago

  @amazonIN Can somebody from the customer care contact me. I have an issue regarding an item ordered via Amazon now. The money was deducted but it did not reach my home

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  ShawnMarie (@Shawn33Larson33) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Kathryn0687 If you have Amazon Prime supposedly you get extra storage as a perk. I pay $2.99 for Apple storage and I think it’s worth it, never had an issue.

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  Sunderdeep - Volklub (@volklub) reported 33 minutes ago

  Quick Tyre Blackening in 5 Minutes Motoroctane - Foaming Tyre Shiner ✅ Wipe the tyre with a microfibre cloth (dry or wet). If wet, let it dry. ✅ Spray the foam evenly across the tyre. ✅ Not even? Wipe gently with a microfibre cloth to fix patches. ✅ Leave it to dry for a few minutes. ✅ Done! clean, matte-black finish. Just spray the foam and that’s it. I needed my tyres clean before one shoot and this product worked like a magic! Disclaimer - Rachit Hirani Bhai from Motoroctane is my friend but this product is purchased from Amazon and I always give feedback to him as a consumer. So far, his all products are at par with the top competitors.

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  Cerebrum123 (@Cerebrum1233) reported 37 minutes ago

  @GHNeoluce For the quality of the art, that's not really that slow. Especially since these are new designs. Sorry, I meant the pen pads. You should be able to get one of those pretty cheap. They are about $30 here. I can send you an Amazon link to one on Discord if you want.

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  Deepak aggarwal (@Deep21agg) reported 37 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @AmazonHelp the issue is still unresolved.kindly share the Timeline to close

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  liz (@fu11machine) reported 38 minutes ago

  and start burning every amazon building down it has to end

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  The Macro Paper (@macropaperr) reported 39 minutes ago

  92% OF THE U.S. ECONOMY MAY BE HIDING A MUCH BIGGER PROBLEM. A relatively small AI-related part of the economy is now responsible for a giant share of America's growth. AI investment is estimated at 5%-8% of GDP, but it's driving 39% of GDP growth. Big Tech is now spending hundreds of billions more to keep that expansion going. Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Alphabet, and Oracle alone are expected to spend around $740 billion in 2026. This can keep GDP looking strong while AI spending keeps rising. But if that spending slows, people will realize how weak the rest of the economy really is.

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  Dawn 🪻 (@Dawnisplaying) reported 39 minutes ago

  why is amazon so interested in every book adaptation these are still in my tbr but ik how much people love the series lets hope they dont let us down

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  Clayton Sullivan (@clayton234) reported 39 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN @amazon No one can do anything with an order ID, the details are only with you and the customer. And I've masked my email address so I'm fine. Just check your Grievance Officer inbox and figure out the problem. I'm done explaining my issue several times.

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  Aralez 🐕 (@0xAralez) reported 40 minutes ago

  🚨 WARNING: $SPX IS SETTING UP A 20% CRASH The S&P 500 has been dumping for weeks Most people still think this is just another healthy pullback They have NO idea what's coming Wave 6 has already marked the top. The final melt-up could be over Here's what changed Inflation is back. June CPI: 3.5%. Energy prices are ripping again The Fed held rates at 3.50-3.75% in July - but three FOMC members dissented, demanding a HIKE 9 of 18 Fed officials now pencil in at least one hike this year Markets price a roughly 55% chance of a 2026 hike. September is live New Chair Kevin Warsh built his reputation on one thing: killing inflation He doesn't need market's permission And there's more Only five stocks have been carrying the entire index: → Apple → Nvidia → Amazon → Microsoft → Meta The index holds 503 stocks but trades like it holds 54 A 10% drop in just the top 5 drags the whole index down ~2.6% Now the leaders are cracking Meta fell 8% in a day after earnings. Free cash flow: down 91%. AI capex: $130-145 BILLION this year We've seen this movie before 2018: Fed hiked into weakness → $SPX fell nearly 20% in one quarter 2022: Fed tightened into sticky inflation → -25% peak to trough If the Fed hikes in September: → The AI trade reprices → Index concentration breaks → Dip buyers get trapped → The correction turns into a crash My call: $SPX ends this cycle 20%+ lower - from ~7,800 toward 6,200 This isn't caution. This is the setup Reminder: I called the 2025 $BTC ATH and drop to $60k. The next call matters more Follow and turn notifications on. I'll post next major move BEFORE it becomes obvious

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  Chaos (@GoyellShubham) reported 40 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp This is a broken link!

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  Emma|ايما🖤 (@DE_L0ver4ever) reported 42 minutes ago

  the cruel prince getting adapted by amazon means i’m gonna have to sit through some ugly white man with zero talent, charisma or aura saying “Get down on your knees. Beg. Make it pretty. Flowery. Worthy of me” put me down already pls or at least give me something for the pain💔

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  Singh (@singhpb32) reported 45 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN Still facing the issue

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  LD💜 (@heylalateach) reported 48 minutes ago

  @walker_amiej Definitely take them back down and lay them on a flattened Amazon box or something before you spray!

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  JC Stafford (@JCStafford4) reported 49 minutes ago

  I had read multiple articles recently about how Masters of the Universe was now the top movie streaming on Amazon Prime after being a massive box office flop earlier this summer. My family and I were actually planning to watch it in the theater, but instead watched other movies like Disclosure Day, Backrooms, and Obsession first. When we decided to go watch Masters of the Universe we found it had already exited theaters. Now that it is on Prime, my family and I watched the movie yesterday. Overall, the movie is not great, but as a streaming movie it is actually quite good. Our favorite character in the movie was Skeletor. Jared Leto did a great job playing this character and capturing his personality from the original cartoon. Teela played by Camila Mendes I also found to be quite good and not the girl boss I was expecting her character to be. Idris Elba plays Man-At-Arms well when he was allowed to depict him correctly. For a large chunk of the movie he is a hopeless drunk which was disappointing to see. I thought the weakest character was He-Man himself, played by Nicholas Galitzine, which was probably the biggest problem with this movie. He was good playing Prince Adam, but when he converts to He-Man they should have cast someone else who has the over-the-top muscle physique like Arnold Schwarzenegger back in the day. Galitzine is muscular, but nowhere near as big as most people envision He-Man as being. Another problem with the movie was the running time of 2 hours and 20 minutes. This movie should have been 1 hour and 45 minutes or less. There was too much filler content in this movie. I also think there was too much attempts at humor in the movie as well. I don't mind some humor, but I think this movie just had too many attempts at the Marvel-style humor that took away from the immersion into the story. Some of the humor you had to have watched the He-Man cartoons to understand, which meant I had to keep explaining it to my kids during the movie. On the plus side, the movie does look great. With a $200 million budget, it should have top-notch CGI and sets. However, that budget did not translate to box office success as it only made $131 million globally. The movie has found streaming success which shows that it does have a fan-base, but not one willing to spend money on movie tickets. The movie ends with a setup for a sequel, so it will be interesting to see if Amazon funds one. Considering the absolutely horrid projects Amazon has funded (Rings of Power I am looking at you!), Masters of the Universe should get a second movie. If it does get a sequel, hopefully its producers learn from the mistakes of this film. Regardless, I enjoyed this film enough that I would definitely be willing to watch a sequel.

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  dinothree🦖🦕 (@dinothree) reported 53 minutes ago

  Not even remotely surprised. The 500 bags he (Amazon) “accidentally” shipped out for free is probably part of another scam as well. His financial down fall will be epic. He has no retirement fund. No investments. Two mortgages on his home. CC debt. He’s done.

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  logan (@doawhata) reported 55 minutes ago

  @OmeIsHungry @RobertPateman @kaylah_aijana Server situation not comparable, still buying on Amazon is embarrassing

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  High-Summoner Izzy (@SuperBlissedOff) reported 59 minutes ago

  Is anyone’s Amazon Alexa randomly stopped working? The two we have both gone down and just spinning with orangey-yellow colour