Home / News Amazon Prime Day off to a glitchy start Prime Day shoppers were disappointed as site glitches kept them from the deals. By Heather Marcoux July 16, 2018 Rectangle Amazon shoppers were anxiously awaiting the countdown to Amazon Prime Day, but when the clock struck one, er three, the website went down. On Monday afternoon shoppers were trying to get their hands on the much-hyped Prime Day deals but instead of low prices, many users just saw 404 errors, continuously refreshing pages, or had issues keeping or adding items to their shopping carts. CNBC reports shares of Amazon were down during the shopping glitch, and many shoppers took to Twitter and Instagram to discuss how all they could see on Amazon were the dogs who decorate the site’s 404 pages. @amazon Me and everyone else trying to shop #AmazonPrimeDay https://t.co/AjAVvZMLLq— Jacque Gonzales (@JacqueGonzales) 1531768601.0 As cute as the dogs are, shoppers are getting tired of seeing them, so hopefully, Amazon gets things back up and running soon. Analysts had projected Amazon would rake in $3 billion dollars this Prime Day. Time will tell how much of that was lost during the great dog picture debacle of 2018. Related Stories News This video shows how gentle parenting can heal your inner child Viral & Trending Little girl’s sweet dance recital moment shows the power of inclusion Viral & Trending What this mom taught her 7-year-old about people-pleasing is making waves Tags: Amazon, Amazon prime day, Retail news, Sales and deals Related articles Career & Money Facebook is giving $100 million in grants to small business owners March 18, 2020 Season 1 Melissa Hartwig Urban on being a single mom and why we should re-frame our thinking around self-care April 4, 2019 Season 1 Nora McInerny on how her blended family expanded her understanding of motherhood February 28, 2019 Home Shopping Guides The best Amazon Prime Day deals on kitchen gadgets & basics for parents 🙌 July 17, 2018 Celebrity News Ivanka Trump champions paid family leave policy—and calls for bipartisan support July 11, 2018