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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
Owosso, MI 1
Washington, PA 1
Paris, Île-de-France 17
Reynosa, TAM 1
Marquette, MI 3
Boston, MA 1
Bordeaux, Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1
Gonesse, Île-de-France 1
Mexico City, CDMX 2
Newnan, GA 2
Perpignan, Occitanie 1
Vigo, Galicia 1
Federal Way, WA 1
Winter Garden, FL 1
Loomis, CA 1
Petaluma, CA 1
Hartford, CT 1
Ashburn, VA 2
North Las Vegas, NV 1
Saint-André-de-Corcy, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 1
Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 2
Camden, NY 1
Detroit, MI 1
Plattsburgh, NY 1
Prairieville, LA 1
Manaus, AM 1
Cergy, Île-de-France 1
Welver, NRW 1
Edison, NJ 1
Chihuahua, CHH 1
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Amazon Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Krish1601
    Krishnendu Dhar (@Krish1601) reported

    @AmazonHelp The response received is a rubbish standard mechanical reply. You need to mention clearly to the public that if refrigerator is not working & has dents, there will be no exchange. Do not mislead & misguide customers when they are attempting to buy via Exchange.

  • kondalapardhu
    Pardhu (@kondalapardhu) reported

    @AmazonHelp I understand that you can’t access my account here. But I have already contacted your team through chat. I’m only asking Amazon to ensure this issue is properly investigated and resolved, as my orders are being cancelled without my request.

  • polsia
    Polsia (@polsia) reported

    DTC dashboards display. They don't do anything. Hartshorn does. AI agents patrolling every listing across Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Shopify — watching for MAP violations, stale prices, dead SKUs. Fix what they can, file the rest. Weekly margin report, Monday. Live soon.

  • ashishbomu
    Ashish Gupta (@ashishbomu) reported

    @AmazonHelp I spoke to Amazon customer care, but they are refusing to issue a refund, and I am facing a significant loss. Since I never received the product, I should get a refund. @amazonIN @AmazonHelp

  • AmazonHelp
    Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported

    @samyf1209 Hi, we're very sorry to hear about the issues you've experienced with receiving your air fryer. Just to clarify, which Amazon marketplace (.com, .uk, .ca, .es, etc.) is your account associated with? -Laura

  • archin27
    Archin (@archin27) reported

    @KanishDigital The creative diversity point is huge. We talk to brands spending across Amazon, Flipkart, and Meta simultaneously and the ones struggling almost always have a creative problem on one channel leaking into the others. They'll find a winning ad on Meta and just repurpose it for marketplace sponsored brand ads without thinking about the different intent. Same product, completely different buyer mindset.

  • aknm_mizuki
    【惡ノ夢】水希 (@aknm_mizuki) reported

    @gomidrk I agree That’s exactly why it comes down to the person using it If simply using AI were enough to deserve outrage, even when nobody is being harmed, companies like Google and Amazon would never have become this big

  • phillipcdugas1
    Phillip C. Dugas (@phillipcdugas1) reported

    Most narcissistic wives don’t look abusive from the outside. They may look charming, supportive, successful, involved with the kids, respected by friends, or deeply committed to the marriage. That’s exactly why emotional abuse from a narcissistic wife can be so hard for men to recognize. Behind closed doors, the pattern may look very different: She constantly criticizes you, then tells you that you’re too sensitive. She rewrites arguments so that somehow everything becomes your fault. She withholds affection, attention, or intimacy when she wants control. She questions your decisions until you stop trusting yourself. She embarrasses you privately, but praises you publicly. She pushes you until you react, then uses your reaction as proof that you are the problem. She avoids accountability by blaming, deflecting, minimizing, or playing the victim. And over time, you start walking on eggshells in your own home. You become quieter. You stop bringing things up. You over-explain yourself. You second-guess your memory. You start wondering if maybe you really are the problem. That is what makes narcissistic abuse so confusing. It often does not look dramatic. It looks like a slow erosion of your confidence, identity, boundaries, and peace. And brother, you do not need a clinical diagnosis to take a destructive pattern seriously. If you are dealing with a narcissistic wife, emotional abuse, gaslighting, blame-shifting, trauma bonding, or coercive control, the first step is not winning another argument. It is getting clear about what you are experiencing. Because the goal is not to defeat her. The goal is to stop losing yourself. If this describes your marriage, check out my book The Narcissistic Wife, available now on Amazon. It was written specifically for men who are trying to understand what is happening, regain clarity, rebuild their confidence, and decide what comes next.

  • GeniusBusiness_
    Genius Business (@GeniusBusiness_) reported

    Patrick Collison on how Stripe began Patrick Collison, co-founder of Stripe, tells the story of the walk that started the company. In October 2009, he and his brother John were walking home from dinner in Potrero, up in the city. They'd been kicking around the idea of starting an online payments company. As Patrick tells it, they were fascinated by internet payments, and every other company in the space "seemed like total dinosaurs." The thesis was simple. As the web spread deeper into people's lives through mobile devices, it seemed obvious to them that there should be some kind of universal payments infrastructure for the internet, that transacting online should just be really easy. Then, Patrick recalls, John turned to him. There wasn't much debate: "Why don't we just go build it? It probably won't be all that hard." Patrick emphasises that John actually said that, it probably won't be all that hard. His answer was: "Okay, sure, why not?" John, he adds, is not only his co-founder but his brother and one of the most brilliant people he knows, someone he says got the highest ever results in Ireland's university entrance examinations. Their contrarian bet was about who the product was for. Patrick explains that everyone else in the space was building what they thought was a finance-sector product targeting CFOs and business people. He and John thought the internet was moving in a completely different direction: "We decided to target makers, the people actually building things." They saw internet payments as a technology problem, and set out to build a completely new stack for anybody transacting online. So they worked nights and weekends. Both were still in college, Patrick at MIT, John up the road at Harvard coding together in the evenings between problem sets and papers. When January rolled around and both schools broke for the month, they made a decision that Patrick still recommends. Boston in January is unbelievably freezing, so they went somewhere else to work: Buenos Aires. They'd read blogs claiming it was a surprisingly good place to get things done. Cheap, warm, friendly, Wi-Fi everywhere. And everything ran late: "It's basically a city on a programmer schedule." Bars open till 5:00 a.m., dinner at midnight, nothing starting before noon. They worked nonstop in cafés for three weeks. Patrick admits he never saw a single one of the city's tourist attractions. They'd code all day, go to dinner at 11:00, and go to bed. "If you want to get something done, consider going to Buenos Aires." The payoff came fast. On January 9th only a few weeks after they'd started, they got their first production user for /dev/payments, the early version of what became Stripe. They wanted production users shaping the product as quickly as possible. That first user was a friend, Ross Boué, who was working at a company called 280 North (also YC-funded), and who would later become the seventh person to work at Stripe. Patrick keeps it in perspective with a story from the early days of Amazon, how the team celebrated their first buyer who wasn't one of their moms. Ross wasn't exactly their mom, he jokes, but he was a good friend. So they weren't out of the woods just yet.

  • maverickecom
    Noah Frydberg | Tiktok Shop For Brands (@maverickecom) reported

    Claude + Google Omni = AI Content Affiliate Scaler Machine We run this stack across 8 and 9 figure Amazon and TikTok Shop brands right now. Claude writes it, Omni builds it, and an army of AI affiliates posts it every single day. It's so effective it feels like running Facebook ads in 2010. - Videos cost a few dollars each instead of $180 - No shoots, no samples, no creator flights, no three week wait - Brands pay when a real, tracked sale lands - Rank that keeps working long after the video dies How the machine runs: - Claude mines the brand's real Amazon reviews and pulls the exact problems buyers keep writing about. Those become the hooks. - Google Omni turns those scripts into clean, real-looking video in minutes. One locked face and voice per page, forever. - Faceless AI affiliate pages post daily on Instagram and Facebook and drive buyers to the Amazon listing. - Every video ends with a comment word. A tool auto-DMs the guide plus a tracked deep link that opens the Amazon app and skips the login wall. - Winning videos get loaded into Meta as paid creative, already proven by organic. Here's the part that breaks people's brains: affiliates earn 150 to 220% commission. More than the sale is worth. On purpose. Because an outside sale tells Amazon the product is hot, so Amazon pushes the rank up. The brand keeps 100% of the organic buyers that follow, forever. Then that buyer reorders on subscription for months. The commission was never the cost of a sale. It's the price of climbing the rankings. Four payoffs from one sale. Recent results: - Rainbow Nutrients: $10K and 420+ orders in the first 14 days live - A home goods brand: $500K TikTok Shop launch, approaching $800K since January - An insole brand: 240% growth, about $60K added in month one - A skincare brand: 800% growth in the last 60 days - A health brand: two AI pages we built went viral in their first two weeks (Recent results from my agency. Results are not guaranteed or typical. No income claims.) Most of the videos flop. That's the design. At a few dollars each you post hundreds a month and only need a handful to hit. I packaged the full system, ready to plug into your brand today. Comment "MACHINE" and I'll send you the whole thing. (Must be following.) PS: Repost so more people can get in early on this.

  • youvrajAman
    Aman Yuvi (@youvrajAman) reported

    Post 3/3 @amazonIN @AmazonHelp Please resolve this urgently. I paid for the order but never received the replacement. Either deliver the correct book or issue a full refund. Order: 404-6384348-7247522 The app isn’t giving me a proper way to contact support.

  • 4beoki
    boki (@4beoki) reported

    @symphonytonight U can buy screen replacement on Amazon depending on ur phone it is maybe 40-50 dollar its still expensive but not as bad as to bring it in for repair. U can do it at home i hve broken like 1 million phones but I cant afford to buy new one so I just fix the screen like tht

  • Zed94K
    Zed (@Zed94K) reported

    @XenoStake Hey Xeno i know this is a slight chance and im not gonna sugarcoat my situation the money would really help my situation. Literally the most depressed ive ever been but hey we’re trying. Paralyzed dad for over 19 years that is 78, mom is 74. A car that doesnt work. Overdue rent bills and medicine everyday. Amazon layoffs due to AI. Broke my arm no money to fix it.

  • neilsethinew
    Neil Sethi NEW account, please refollow (@neilsethinew) reported

    BofA with a similar finding of tech weakness pulling down the aggregate figures in their breakdown of post-earnings stock price reactions: "Companies that beat EPS outperformed by just 10bp on average the next day, down from +50bp [the previous week]. Those that beat both EPS and sales gained 90bp, still well below the 1.4ppt historical avg. "Even with positive reactions to Microsoft and Amazon, the avg. TMT stock that beat both metrics lagged after reporting." Meanwhile, misses have been punished more than usual (-3.2ppt vs. -2.5ppt historical avg.), while below-consensus EPS guides – which have been relatively rare this quarter – have faced an even steeper penalty (-4ppt the next day).

  • Tedtalks13
    Teds (@Tedtalks13) reported

    @SecGenNATO in these @s that aren’t to be declared in another function. 1. What date did that energy firm sign a declaration that has specific requirements to be a NATO partner 2. What date did the cpr 7 become crown stamped sealed. 3. What dates did the directors change in uk versus eu main AGM board I have a list of merger acquisitions across uk in the pensions, insurances (including my business insurance tapped up of falcon yet the banking direct into HCC international that remained in place all through partial legal drafting while the initial public sector money was positioned for the demo of my software prototype The banks tsb no reason in their divorce with Lloyd’s; Lloyd’s business 2017 not notifying closure of account; of three partnership managers inside the bank of three different companies; my start up handed defined beyond the “risk assessment of the innovation. Partnering to further develop on the point of rejecting 100k of additional public sector money” (I rejected with ******* good reason) 2017/2018 there was a positioning error and error transfer of Lower court into not civil was positioned for intellectual court. 2018 had discussion re moving the asset of the house I rented (that had first entry in March 2015 while I was in cork for three days and my tsb banking removed off my desk in how I visually place materials in what is suppose to of been a secure save private letting). My dog was safe that short period as it was with a female and her dog. IN THAT period I was in business courts Northampton on written using Supreme Court high seat colour and symbols on documents; more than 13 case numbers (while others thought I was in some kind of gym bet! Get a life idiots) In that period I had also processed beyond the origin start of the system restructure; before I changed from virgin media WiFi domestic to ee business broadband; The click on inotes of the demo was clicked on the iPhone 6 that became a dispute in the old bullring of apple upstairs and VM downstairs where I asked for them to collect the phone after apple technical stated the cloud photos had been breached; (deleting the beginning of my work and my personal pictures of my not a pet.) apple Provided myself a new phone based on that. I then purchased an iPhone OFF AMAZON; where the ip of that and serial is on the box. these boxes and phones have gone missing however the iCloud records all that;; including the signalling through VM platforms (that lease from Bt ) ee platforms ( that became owned byBT and not a matter of bribery to use “all claims) and then the BT business that I kept running post eviction for the reason of security before they developed after many emails And calls from me (sound headset ) the vulnerable protection function they have developed. In these is another service level agreements that’s appearing in text words in NhS and charity banners. I recieved an email recent from NatWest claiming on the 1st of October 2026 to the October of 2025 that they can close an account if they choose fo no reason; Within these dates is Covid two credit ref agencies and three brokerage platforms Pre being procured into the comp house and dwp integration of proof and verifications. In all this period there is no social life, yet a lot of documents wrote and attachments in emails. I am aware that in uk some platforms that claim to contact manage can clone a companies email or persons and respond while the origin never receives the origin; I am being beyond mentally abused over the efficiency in the reason of enhanced . I have a legal right to be recompensed to live in a hotel be near my doctors and do small amounts that become and can become global work tasks What’s the issue; as the local aspect caused damages for everyone a small handle of people

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