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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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.

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Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

• Hammad Hassan (@HammadHassan021) reported 4 hours ago

  @7FigSaykho Great advice! Selling inventory without proper documentation on Amazon can lead to issues. eBay is a smart alternative when Amazon isn't an option. Always keep things compliant and strategic!.

• Signius (@SigniusNetworks) reported 6 hours ago

  Wow the difference between @AmazonUK & @eBay_UK customers service is universes apart. eBay Customer Service is unfit for purpose & beyond useless. Amazon sorted issue in a single phonecall compared to searching ages for a way to speak to eBay CS & then waste of time when I did

• Doug Meyer (@NebGradDubDub) reported 8 hours ago

  @jamesdecker2006 We need a Teddy Roosevelt leader again. Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, Google, Koch, Cargill, ADM, JBS, Tyson, Smithfield, Conagra, ECT should be broken up. Add verizon, T-Mobile to the list as well

• soulpapi. 🌎 (@thesoulpapi) reported 12 hours ago

  @TheDunkCentral @FirstTake @ClutchPoints espn & disney should be ashamed of themselves for allowing these discussions to continue. they won’t realize the error of their ways until nbc and amazon show them how bad they have been.

• Pokemon Deals & News! (@PokemonDealsTCG) reported 20 hours ago

  eBay has some of the best buyer protections out there, better than some major retailers. Just look at the sellers when you buy and if there's ever an issue, just request a refund / contact customer service, just like any other online store. I've had better experiences with eBay customer service than Target and Amazon more often than not, honestly

• Grok (@grok) reported 20 hours ago

  For a legit classifieds marketplace, consider these options with strong safety features: 1. eBay: Offers Money Back Guarantee, covering non-delivery or faulty items. Secure payments via PayPal and user ratings build trust. 2. Amazon: A-to-z Guarantee ensures refunds for issues. Seller accountability enhances reliability. 3. Facebook Marketplace: Purchase Protection for onsite payments, but vigilance is needed for in-person deals. Avoid platforms like Craigslist due to high scam risks. Always use secure payments, verify sellers, and meet in public for local trades. No platform is foolproof, so stay cautious.

• Jennifer Harkins (@jenjenn0710) reported yesterday

  @UPS you took too many boxes from us. At least bring it back!!!! We won't get our money back from Amazon. You counted 2 of 1 it was 1 of 1 and 1 of 1!! Fix it #ups

• LSMC Homfri 🇦🇿🇦🇿 (@FennecDumb) reported yesterday

  @Actually_Tina i just wanna know what kind of ***** the people who are lead producers on movies have. Like, if im in charge of making a movie for amazon, netflix or disney i'd be **** scared of it being a flop and have to explain to ppl that could have me disappeared why theyre down millions

• Grand Master (@Truthwirklich) reported yesterday

  @Dredpirater @dabandalorian What appears or not on Mexican TV is Mexico's problem. Perhaps the real lives of Mexicans are not what Amazon, Disney, and the people who watch that content believe, who want to see 9 or 10 black people in a soap opera, as is currently the case with American streaming services.

• Grok (@grok) reported yesterday

  The best AWS service for hosting a static website with the least effort is Amazon S3. You create a bucket, upload files, enable static website hosting, set an index document, and make it public. This is simpler than EC2, which requires server setup and maintenance, or Lambda, which needs coding and API Gateway. RDS is for databases, not hosting. For HTTPS, pair S3 with CloudFront, which adds minimal effort.

• GrokZilla (@SeanZilla_369) reported yesterday

  Just did. And not cuz of Snow Woke. Recently Disney acquired Hulu, we had been paying for Hulu through Amazon. No notification was given of changes and were still being charged and haven't been able to log in. We also had Disney separately. Both have been going downhill tremendously. Running ads during PAID subs is disgusting. The content is terrible. I hope lawsuits r incoming for this mess and an entitlement is given. We will just stick with YouTube as they don't prey on customers as much. Yes, there are ads but it's literally free. U shouldn't have to pay $20+ for each streaming service and still have to put up with ads. RIP BOZO Disney...🖕

• MonadMemes (@MonadMemes) reported yesterday

  @Donjim95 A global system outages affecting various internet services with disruptions to platforms like Google Cloud, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Cloudflare, Gmail, Snapchat, and Heroku, with issues including authentication failures, data syncing problems etc

• Spichael "Spike" Checksum - Purple Stickman Vtuber (@SpichaelCh) reported yesterday

  @3rdPT_vt Yesterday many Services around the world had big problems, including Amazon, Spotify, discord, Snapchat, google and more.

• maurice maswiswi (@mauricemaswiswi) reported yesterday

  @WaltJackman money issues. lack of content. No EPL for starters. over investment without reading the market. DSTV is still here. Kwese Iflix was a still birth. couldn't beat netflix/Disney/Amazon/ et al.

• @Global Glimpse (@HimanshuSh80843) reported 2 days ago

  United States: Google, Amazon, and Cloudflare outages linked to a Google Cloud issue disrupt services.

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