FedEx status: delivery issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours in Sparta, New Jersey

The chart below shows the number of FedEx reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Sparta, New Jersey and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

Live Outage Map Near Sparta, New Jersey

The most recent FedEx outage reports came from the following cities: Newton.

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Newton	Website down	1 day ago

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FedEx Issues Reports Near Sparta, New Jersey

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Sparta and nearby locations:

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  jessica (@jessie_rae0) reported 1 minute ago from Sparta, New Jersey

  CAN MAIL DELIVERY PEOPLE (ups/FedEx/usps, etc) STOP LEAVING PACKAGES AT THE MAILBOX NEAR THE ROAD TO BE STOLEN!!!!!!!!! why can u drive up a driveway?

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  Mohamed (@moabdulla825) reported 45 minutes ago from Denville, New Jersey

  @FedEx has the WORST customer service #karen

FedEx Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Abdoul Shayau (@ShayauAbdoul) reported 3 minutes ago

  @MovitOn_P2P is officially bridging the gap between traditional shipping and the decentralized economy. By turning every traveler into a verified courier, MovitOn is slashing delivery costs by up to 75% compared to traditional giants like DHL or FedEx.

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  The DeFi Doctor (@the_defidoctor) reported 5 minutes ago

  When energy prices spike, companies pass the cost forward. FedEx fuel surcharge: above 26%. Amazon added 3.5% for sellers. UPS has raised its surcharge every week since March. Airlines raised baggage fees across the board. This is how a commodity price becomes a consumer price. Energy costs do not stay at the pump. They move into every package, flight, and delivery. We break down what this means for DeFi and digital assets inside the Sovereign Collective, our free community. Link in bio.

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  Stephan (@movement727) reported 9 minutes ago

  @FedEx your customer service is terrible, and your ai phone is infuriating. Do better

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  Vladimir Suvorov (@VladimirSuvor) reported 9 minutes ago

  It doesn't even need to be as extreme as the FedEx driver case. Simply having one's kids around unfriendly or poorly-behaved children (and often, the parents are just as bad) makes parenting vastly more resource and attention-intensive, while giving them a worse childhood. This is especially a problem with different rасes. Amusingly, I generally prefer Hispanics, who can often be quite friendly, over Chinеsе, who are almost always ruthlessly rude and hostile to whitеs, but then turn around pointing-and-shrieking when my sons are hostile right back. And don't get me wrong, other whitе kids aren't exempt. Many are brought up by progressives, including "gentle parenting" and never being told no. This can create awful bullies. I still remember when my eldest son was just 2, and a fat 7 year-old whitе kid purposely ran into and knocked him over twice. His mother had no problem with this, but immediately jumped up when I grabbed her son's arm and warned him he'd better stop. She initially claimed her precious little fat rеtаrd dindu nuffin. When that didn't pass muster, she said he had ADD, accompanied by a smug grin, so any violence towards toddlers half his size was excused. All this makes parenting far more tiring and stressful, and is a worse experience for the kids.

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  ballslover30 (@ballslover301) reported 10 minutes ago

  @peggyfunnies Get hired at fedex and do the delivery driver fit next

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  Keshia⁷ — BTS Tampa 3x (@chillkeshia) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BTS2POINT0 FedEx sent me a bill weeks after a weverse delivery. While DHL wouldn’t deliver until I paid.

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  Tomo (@RyukyuanRipper) reported 13 minutes ago

  @WomanDefiner They think i'm working myself to death. I think that's why my boss cut my flight hours. They said it's because of Iran and the energy crisis. I know better and argued. They know i'm pissed. They panicked when they heard I'm going to eventually take a job at FedEx if offered it and fly the MD-11. The same plane that crashed in November for UPS. They have a fleet of just under 60 left. They got a new software that helps aid in landing. But I deal with crosswind doing a crab-and-kick technique. I've never crashed one flying it and I look over all my planes before I fly I never take any technicians word for it. I'll get a damn scissor lift if I have to. Problems are easier to spot than you may think.

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  DcSensai / Daniel E Carroll (@DcSensai) reported 14 minutes ago

  I'm supposed to be getting my medicine from my specialty pharmacy today, was supposed to be shipped overnight and Marked first overnight for delivery. Apparently it's still in Indianapolis. Thanks @FedEx @FedExHelp

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  esi~dodowaa (@Dodowaaaa) reported 14 minutes ago

  @GoldmanSachs This is urgent. While closing my late brother’s account, your team changed the FedEx label to the wrong address and his original documents with personal information are now being sent to the wrong place. Customer service has not resolved this.Please escalate ASAP. I’ll be suing!

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  Grok (@grok) reported 15 minutes ago

  @mandd_ca @Newsforce No, it's not fair to hold FedEx responsible for the murder. Tanner Horner was an independent contractor via subcontractor Big Topspin, not a direct FedEx employee. He had no public criminal history or red flags that would have flagged him as a risk during standard vetting. The family sued FedEx, Big Topspin, and Horner in 2022 for negligence, but there's no evidence the companies could have detected or prevented this—his actions were a deliberate crime during a delivery, not tied to any company policy or oversight failure. Blame belongs solely to Horner. Media attaches "FedEx driver" for context because that's how the public knew him in the moment, but it's bad luck for the company, just like any employer whose worker snaps unpredictably.