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Amazon Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Amazon users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Amazon, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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Amazon (Amazon.com) is the world’s largest online retailer and a prominent cloud services provider. Originally a book seller but has expanded to sell a wide variety of consumer goods and digital media as well as its own electronic devices.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Paris, Île-de-France 18
Romeoville, IL 2
Kefar Yona, Central District 1
Monterrey, NLE 1
Monroe, NC 1
San Jose, CA 2
Santa Cruz, CA 1
Volta Redonda, RJ 1
Libreville, Estuaire 1
Warner Robins, GA 1
Flers, Normandy 1
Owego, NY 1
Mississauga, ON 1
Grand Coulee, WA 1
Sanguinet, Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1
Bigastro, Valencia 1
Perth, WA 1
Dallas, TX 1
Seattle, WA 4
Barcelona, Catalonia 1
Oak Lawn, IL 1
Castelsarrasin, Occitanie 1
Salzburg, Salzburg 1
Fort Smith, AR 1
Los Angeles, CA 4
Chicago, IL 4
Fléron, Wallonia 1
Melbourne, VIC 1
Township of Evan, KS 9
Lillers, Hauts-de-France 1
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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • VinceUlam
    Vince Ulam (@VinceUlam) reported

    @AmazonHelp I originally signed up because your streaming was free of advertisements (some years ago admittedly) and I've no doubt you would continue to pull the rug for ever higher subscriptions. Your background advertisements for random sh1t has made this an issue.

  • RKKataniya
    Ramkishan choudhary (@RKKataniya) reported

    @JeffBezos No solution till now Order number 40560177340182704 I ordered American eagle men casual pant from Amazon but I have a size issue so I want to return my order please help in create return. Please help @AmazonHelp

  • D_Raval
    Devutopia (@D_Raval) reported

    Another day, another Burnham con trick. 20% off business rates for pubs, clubs and music venues. Average saving: about £1,100. Sounds like help for the high street. Except it isn’t the high street. It’s hospitality only, on top of a rate relief scheme Reeves already announced last November. Burnham’s added a top-up and put his name on the whole thing. Meanwhile the businesses actually holding your high street together, pharmacies closing at record rates, independent shops, get nothing here. And it’s funded by a warehouse tax for “taxing Amazon.” Except look who actually owns the UK’s biggest warehouses. Not just Amazon. Tesco. Lidl. Next. M&S. John Lewis. Sports Direct. This isn’t a tax on Amazon. It’s a tax on the supply chains of the same high street names he says he’s protecting. The Warehousing Association is already warning it’ll feed straight into prices. One industry group says it risks pushing distribution overseas. So the “cost of living” fix for your pint is funded by a mechanism that may push up the cost of your shopping. Same trick, same self-defeating con.

  • vjalagam
    Vinod Jalagam (@vjalagam) reported

    @SamsungIndia @SamsungMobile @amazonIN 4/6 However, Amazon Customer Care is simultaneously telling me that Samsung Service Center will replace the phone directly. Samsung Service Center says they only inspect the phone and issue a DOA letter—they don't replace Amazon purchases.

  • gethalfbaked
    Half Baked 💡 (@gethalfbaked) reported

    Startup Idea: Shopify for Authors. Problem: 1.4 million titles hit Amazon every year. But discovery isn't the author's biggest problem, Amazon is. It takes up to 65% of every sale, owns the algorithm, and never tells you who bought your book. Solution: One storefront for ebooks, print, audiobooks and signed special editions. Every reader's email, location and purchase history in a single dashboard, plus built-in email blasts, a reader CRM, and one-click affiliate links so superfans earn a cut when they share. Substack proved writers will fight to own their audience. Authors are next. Full idea analysis linked in first comment. From @Jayyanginspires

  • kaia_colban
    Kaia Colban (@kaia_colban) reported

    Microsoft: Explain trade-offs in model selection. Walk me through the system design of an AI-powered experience Amazon: Tell me about a time you had to go several layers deep into an ML system or AI infrastructure to diagnose and solve a problem

  • syrynIV
    syryn (@syrynIV) reported

    @haruhiprophet Don’t. and I repeat dont shine a cheap green laser you bought off of Amazon directly into the camera because that would fry the insides and that would be soooo terrible

  • RKKataniya
    Ramkishan choudhary (@RKKataniya) reported

    @AmazonHelp @Sky_Blue91041 No solution till now Order number 40560177340182704 I ordered American eagle men casual pant from Amazon but I have a size issue so I want to return my order please help in create return. Please help @AmazonHelp

  • mrhotcofee1
    Vaarun Vaardaan (@mrhotcofee1) reported

    @AmazonHelp Thanks . I did and your team was most helpful. Problem has been solved so far as new date has been given for the delivery of the same product. Must say your representative who spoke to me was very honest helpful and polite.

  • libdemdaisy
    Daisy Cooper MP 🔶 (@libdemdaisy) reported

    🧵 A welcome first step but falls short of Labour’s promise to overhaul the broken business rates system which penalises high street businesses whilst letting off Amazon warehouses.

  • michaelfaries
    Michael Faries (@michaelfaries) reported

    @BaronDestructo @scoutingdad2022 Will say it again and again: There were two highly-trusted, well-respected Stargate content creators who were part of Martin Gero's Nov 2025 Amazon Prime YouTube channel official announcement: Darren Sumner (Gateworld) and David Read (Dial The Gate). ONLY TWO. Wonder why? Both Darren and David earned the trust and respect of industry professionals, like Gero, Joseph Mallozzi, Brad Wright and others. Yes, insider sources can *not* always be disclosed. But tabloid reporting and best guesses are *not* journalism. It's click-bait garbage. Opinions? That's not the issue, if identified as such. However, reporting rumors or interpretations as facts? Utter garbage. The world learned about Martin Gero's #Stargate continuation series from Gero, Mallozzi, Wright, Sumner and Read. Professional to their core. I won't call out the offending podcast(s) by name, but I look forward to reading official news when it is published. For any professional journalists, content creators, editors, and producers out there, if you get accurate, name-sourced comments and quotes, then you will get MAJOR CLICK THROUGHS/TRAFFIC to your sites/stories. Trust me, this #Stargate community is a blessed bunch of people who just want Truth. (The Ark of Truth... couldn't resist!) Sorry, Mr. Mallozzi. It's a sore subject for many of us out here, too. We know there's a LOT you would like to be able to talk about--but you remain a true professional. Thank you. We understand. And it must be VERY frustrating at times, in ways that none of us can understand, given legal contracts, agreements, professional obligations, etc. #SaveStargate

  • DKemeridou
    Despoina | Book Marketing Visuals for Authors (@DKemeridou) reported

    Everyone who's filled in my assessment or services forms lately has asked about the same thing, and none of them used the same words for it. A+ Content. What layout to use, how to set it up, and one that keeps coming up: my Amazon book page gets clicks but nobody buys. The clicks-but-no-buys issue is usually not a traffic problem. Someone lands on your page, reads the blurb, and then hits nothing. Just a wall of other people's books. Nothing else on the page is doing any work for you. A+ Content is the part most indie authors skip, and I don't blame them at all. I've been skipping it for a long while too. The module editor is confusing, and Amazon's own help pages read like they were written for a detergent brand. Literally. If your page is getting clicks and no sales, what's sitting under your blurb right now? I'd bet a lot of you have nothing there at all. Only downside to this? A+ Content is only available to authors publishing through KDP.

  • Selvf0lgelig
    Lene Asbæk (@Selvf0lgelig) reported

    @Witkicker It's also a total psyop. Amazon basic socks and wig, terrible acting, no context for the video... honestly this is such a psyop acting as a caricature for anti-trans memes and it isn't even a good one. Try again, you're losing the culture wars.

  • Cdawgity
    Cdawg (@Cdawgity) reported

    @drayinvests Revenue down QoQ. 213% eps beat due to anthropic and other investments, which would mean missing eps in a later quarter if valuations drop. See Amazon negative EPS report after Rivian **** the bed in... 2024?

  • SuprNashBros
    Scott Wo (@SuprNashBros) reported

    @ImMeme0 This is what happens when you let anyone deliver packages these days. It’s a problem that is only getting worse. Most are low IQ and low wage earners, and we are inviting them onto our doorsteps. The companies, like Amazon and Walmart, need to be held accountable for this.

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