eBay status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of eBay reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by eBay users through our website.

• Website Down (62%)
• Sign in (23%)
• Errors (15%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent eBay outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Kiel	Website Down	10 hours ago
Manchester	Website Down	14 hours ago
Manchester	Website Down	21 hours ago
Manchester	Website Down	2 days ago
Chilly-Mazarin	Website Down	2 days ago
Essen	Website Down	2 days ago

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eBay Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Ⱥmerican Trucker 🇺🇸 (@taylorbilt) reported 1 minute ago

  All my parts are in to fix my Impala console except one... The one I need the most...lol. Ordered all on same day, and @JEGSPerformance decided to wait 5 days before even shipping & now it will be next Monday... I had received all my @eBay orders before Jeg's even shipped mine..... I hate online ordering..... Off all week and NOTHING gets done. Seems legit...

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  Michael Bushe 💙🧘‍♂️🌎⚾ (@michaelbushe) reported 6 minutes ago

  It's a lot of tried and true common sense rules that have withstood the test if time and has worked for me for a long time. When I first started using 25 years ago I was working at an investment firm. Traders making millions trading billions would come to my desk to ask me for software for this or that. I asked them what they thought of IBD and they said, "Yeah that's basically what we do." They don't follow stocks down, they don't catch a falling knife. The most important part to me is that it filters all stocks to the cream of the crop. You wouldn't see SPCX there, it only lists the most profitable stocks. I pick stock that in the 90th percentile in profitability and 80th for growth. I don't pick stocks with C or D ratings for institutional investments - if the big boys are done buying, it's going nowhere. They should be in a hot sector, which they track and leaders in their sector. You don't buy at any time. Stocks are that are on their third base (jump) aren't going to jump three times more. Buying at cup-with-handle points - and they tell you which ones are (often you have to pay for the subscription to get the latest). I don't pay them big subscription fees, I wait until I get a $20 for 3 months deal or something when I am ready to rotate my stocks. I only trade a handful of stocks. I used to just buy the Saturday edition for $1 at the corner store and circle the stocks I understood and looked good in the IBD 100 and go from there. I've been tremendously successful at investing when using it and not so much when I don't. I hit so many double and triples on their recommendations - combined with my sense of the world. I bought MELI - LATAM's ebay - for like $55. It's now like $1500. LULU and KORS were 300% gains- betting on women overpaying for clothes and bags is generally a winner. So I usually filter their filter with my senses of the market, especially the tech market. This is the Peter Lynch strategy - "invest in what you know." That's how I sold GOOG at $399 this year, it's $350 now. I know they're chatbots sucks compared to their competitors. They do have some great AI in Robotics but that's not going to show profits for a while.

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  🏳️‍⚧️futchy bigender girltwink🏳️‍⚧️ (@Anakalia_) reported 6 minutes ago

  @DeLulu_Player last i saw asking prices were 1200-800 USD im seeing listings at 600-900 USD on ebay right now i do think its going to go down to at most like 150-200 probably less, so if i were you I would look to sell ASAP, see if u can get paid locally or through ebay before cardmarket imo

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  værze (@varzecs) reported 15 minutes ago

  @metacolt1 @CardPurchaser Ebay barely protect sellers at all. You can just say it doesnt work, is broken with minimal evidence and they will side with you instantly, worse if you used paypal.

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  PatchBMG (@patchbmg) reported 15 minutes ago

  @eBay @AskEbay My buyer account was auto-suspended in error. Never sold anything, only bought a few items. Standard support is blocked, how can I get a human review?

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  Overclock (@nverbullish) reported 16 minutes ago

  THIS GUY BOUGHT A $50,000 DATACENTER SERVER FOR LESS THAN A MAC MINI. I thought this was a datacenter tour. It's someone's office. Two enterprise rack servers sitting open on a desk, loaded with dual Xeons, hundreds of gigabytes of ECC RAM, and enough compute to run AI workloads that would cripple most consumer machines. Here's the part almost nobody realizes. When companies like AWS, Google, and Microsoft retire hardware after 3-4 years, they aren't throwing it away because it stopped working. They're replacing perfectly functional infrastructure that no longer fits their depreciation schedule. That means servers that cost $50,000 new quietly appear on eBay for $500-2,000. The CPUs still work. The RAM still works. The performance barely changed. Only the accounting did. Yes, they're loud. Yes, they pull 500-1000 watts. But if your goal is maximum local AI compute per dollar, consumer hardware isn't even playing the same game. Most people spend $2,000 on a high-end mini PC. This guy bought more RAM than many AI startups run on for less money than that. Hit play. Then tell me the used enterprise market isn't the biggest AI hardware arbitrage nobody is talking about.

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  Joseph Sutton (@BadmanBegins) reported 17 minutes ago

  Thinking about the time an eBay seller denied sending me something broken even though the missing pieces weren’t even in the envelope

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  🔥 PHOENIXX🔥 (@5FSDT) reported 21 minutes ago

  INSPECTION COMPANIES PAY $19,500 FOR DRONE ANALYTICS PLATFORM. HE BUILT AI DRONE WITH 4 CAMERAS FOR $580, PLUGGED IN CLAUDE AI AND EARNS $3,600/MO ANALYZING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR 24 ENTERPRISES Pause at 0:12 — drone with 4 black cameras in hand. Sensors active. Claude AI scanned 12 hectares of bridge in 8 minutes. 847 potential defects detected. Diagnostic accuracy: 94.2%. William, 34, Denver, USA. 8 years infrastructure inspector earning $72,000/year. Built AI drone from DJI controller, 4 4K cameras and LoRa module for $580 from AliExpress and eBay. Claude AI analyzes video from 4 cameras simultaneously, detects concrete cracks, metal corrosion, waterproofing issues, generates detailed reports with coordinates. Stack: $580 hardware + Claude AI $20/mo. 24 infrastructure companies (bridges, towers, roads, pipes) pay $3,600/mo each for regular AI analysis. DJI Enterprise + custom analytics costs $19,500 + $2,400/mo operator. $72,000 inspector-for-hire. Now $3,600/mo per company. Same garage. Different drone. Bechtel offered $1,850,000 to buy his Drone Vision Engine. He expanded to 8 material types and declined. Why — in video.

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  PETER (@pradaomygada) reported 22 minutes ago

  @ryancohen eBay has a massive issue with counterfeit USPS stamps being sold on their marketplace. Please make the topic mainstream and put pressure on them to stop it.

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  NextFin (@NextFinAI) reported 23 minutes ago

  $EBAY eBay reported Q2 revenue of $3.13B against a $3.02B estimate, with GMV of $22.4B beating the $21.57B consensus by nearly $1 billion. Adjusted EPS of $1.60 beat the $1.51 estimate by 6%. First-party advertising revenue grew 25% year over year to $570M. Q3 revenue guidance of $3.07B to $3.12B also cleared the $2.97B estimate. The stock is roughly flat after hours, down just 1.5% from the regular close of $109.47. The Depop acquisition adds texture to the Q3 picture. The deal closed on July 30 at $1.4B, $200M above the $1.2B announced price due to purchase price adjustments. Depop adds roughly 7 million active buyers under 34 and will lift reported GMV starting in Q3, but Wells Fargo estimated integration marketing costs will reduce Q3 EPS by approximately $0.15. That explains why Q3 EPS guidance of $1.36 to $1.42 slightly misses the $1.44 consensus even as revenue guidance beats. Accretion to non-GAAP operating income is not expected until 2028. The quieter background story is GameStop's ongoing $125 per share takeover bid from Ryan Cohen, representing roughly a 14% premium to the current price. That bid has not been resolved and remains an event risk that could surface on tonight's call. eBay's core business is executing well, advertising monetization is accelerating, and the AI-driven catalog and listing tools are beginning to show measurable results. The Depop integration is the near-term earnings overhang, but the revenue trajectory supports the case that eBay's marketplace turnaround is real and broadening

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  FredGolfs (@FredGolfs) reported 26 minutes ago

  Pretty stoked 🧢just bought my first card w chat gpt AI 🤖on eBay today. Permissions enabled, browser extensions, payment set up. From chrome browser, chat gpt 5.6 Sol, prompt: Scan eBay for legitimate sellers with positive feedback, near mint condition, high PSA 10 contenders, baseball cards, George Lombard jr, Topps, bowman only, auto, autographs, sharp corners, strong eye appeal, best offer enabled, $50 minimum to $150 maximum price range, submit offers of $125 on my behalf, only if all criteria is met. Chat narrowed down to 6 possible cards, then down to 4, then 2 and ultimately submitted two offers. Now you can get way more elaborate and much more detailed, this was just for starters. How’d we do? @CardPurchaser @ChatGPT

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  Bill Sphan (@Bill_sphan) reported 29 minutes ago

  @ojessie__ Selling **** on Ebay with a broken leg from a jetski accident.

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  daryel 🧍🏼‍♂️ (@daryelo_) reported 30 minutes ago

  @OhPugChamp Estoy loco por montar el jellyfin server so bad pero ive been eyeing up cheap office PCs en eBay pero esta malooooo

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  The Coyote With No Name (@CoyoteKn0wsBest) reported 31 minutes ago

  Is $EBAY GMV actually fuzzier than $ETSY GMS though. GMV tracked eBay rev at 15% and the quarter prior GMV was only up 10% but revenue still came in at 15%. I still have my issues with non-GAAP numbers but Liz has yet to show a material issue with GMV other than contriving one.

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  pResident Evil (@Press_X_Fool) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Patrick21611 Just ******* sell it if youre mad about it. They are selling brand new for $100+ on eBay and etc. Just sell it for the price u paid. Easy problem to get rid of.

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  Steaming to Legacy (@Steaming2Legacy) reported 34 minutes ago

  @OliverStre92313 @marvellous_main In other words, here's how it goes. I got some Thomas items signed by the cast and crew, put them up for auction at a starting bid price on eBay, and waited for seven days to see if its succeeded, and once thats down, I sent the right items to the right people and donated.

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  Gabriel (@Gabriel050111) reported 37 minutes ago

  @MLSophist @TheAhmadOsman That's a ****** looking GPU rack. I guess these people don't know you can find racks and server cases for a few bucks on ebay.

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  Spider-Ham Lincoln (@tesslc139) reported 38 minutes ago

  @ManFirestorm I did similar a few years ago. I went from 15 long boxes down to about 4. Sold to my LCS at, I’m sure, a significant financial loss to me, if I had the time and energy to properly sell all those books (eBay, whatever). Figured my downsizing would help out their business.

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  Wiseguy Sports Cards (@WiseguyCards) reported 38 minutes ago

  @natsturner @tonyisonline @natsturner I have had both a MBA Gold sticker and a PWCC-S sticker removed at the eBay authenticator in the last two months. I had minimal resolution with eBay in the last instance. They are essentially devaluing my cards and I see it as a big problem.

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  Zach Alt (@ZachAltmyer) reported 38 minutes ago

  Reselling discontinued products has been my bread and butter for years. Here's how it works: When a product gets discontinued, you become one of the last places someone can get it. Maybe it's not sold near them anymore. Maybe they don't have time to look for it. They'd rather click a few buttons and have it show up at their door That's where you come in. Finding these products is easier than you'd think. Head to your local pharmacy, grocery, or hardware store and look for: - discontinued price tags - clearance sections - dust on the products Stores with slow inventory turnover will have stuff sitting for months, sometimes years. If you don't have those kinds of stores near you, check discount stores, closeout chains, and bargain outlets. These buy closeout inventory in bulk so when a brand discontinues a product, this is often where it ends up, before most people realize it's gone To build a list of what to hunt for, search "discontinued" plus any category on eBay. For example, "discontinued detergent" pulls up every detergent that's selling. Do this across all categories and you'll never run out of leads. Before you buy a bunch of units, confirm the discontinuation. Go straight to the brand's website, since some list discontinued items or note it right on the product page. Another tip is to read the reviews. When something gets discontinued and hard to find, customers will be complaining about it. One last thing to keep in mind: discontinued doesn't always mean gone forever. Sometimes it's temporary and sometimes demand brings it back Happy hunting!

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  MegaWhale Crypto (@The_MegaWhale) reported 43 minutes ago

  @DannypTCG Happened to me on eBay with a prismatic ETB and the seller tried to tell me it was a “factory error” lmfao

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  Porkchop_tc (@porkchop_tc) reported 43 minutes ago

  @rsd4444 I like CollX. It’s easy to navigate. I’m fairly new to doing eBay as my wife was the original eBay seller. But I’ve got cards on whatnot store but haven’t done to hot on the live auctions. Can’t get any traction without promoting it and then I don’t make any profit if sales are slow because the promotion fees.

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  Prodigy (@prodigy1998) reported 45 minutes ago

  Got so insanely lucky on eBay the other day! eBay had some code thing for $50 off & got lucky & found a like new commander class Motormaster complete w/instructions for an actual reasonable price (after the $50 off) with free shipping. Came in in 3 days too. One Grail down.

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  Damian (@damian173_) reported 47 minutes ago

  The leaked Coca Cola formula For more than 140 years, Coca Cola has claimed its secret recipe has been locked away inside a secure vault in Atlanta. But historian Mark Pendergrast says he uncovered what could be the original 1886 formula created by pharmacist John Pemberton. According to Pendergrast, the handwritten recipe was passed down through the family of Frank Robinson the man who named Coca Cola and designed its iconic script. The story gets even more interesting. After a bitter dispute with Pemberton, Robinson allegedly made his own copy of the formula, hoping to sell it to another buyer. Decades later, the document became the center of a divorce battle before eventually ending up in the historian’s hands. Another alleged Coca Cola formula later surfaced on eBay with a $5 million asking price. The leaked formula: For 36 Gallons 216 lbs of sugar 18 gallons of water 29 oz of lime juice 29 oz of citric acid 18 oz caffeine 29 oz flavouring 3 quarts of colouring 15 quarts [fluid extract] coca Coca Cola flavouring 1 1/2 quarts of alcohol 12 oz [fluid extract] nutmegs 19 oz extract of vanilla 13 d [illegible “drops”?] oil lemon 10 d oil cinnamon 12 d oil nutmeg 12 d oil coriander 12 d oil neroli One of the most surprising details is that early Coca Cola reportedly contained traces of *******, which historians say were removed around 1903. Coca Cola rejected the claims, saying that many have tried to uncover the secret recipe, but the real formula remains safely locked away in its Atlanta vault. So was the leaked formula the real thing or does Coca Cola’s greatest secret remain untold?

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  Tim Lessard (@TimLessard1) reported 52 minutes ago

  @ryancohen Hey, the guys are a little concerned about this bond deal being terrible for Gamestop vs waiting for the 29-32 price. Is this contingent on Ebay then to remove debts and make that ratio look better? Endy is concerned.

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  EverydayReseller (@EverydayResell) reported 53 minutes ago

  Day 180 Total sales: $957.15 Buy cost (COG): $177.82 eBay earnings: $752.24 Net profit: $574.42 ROI: 323% 7 item day. Today marks 180 consecutive days of documenting this reselling journey. Half a year. There have been incredible days, slow days, refunds, sourcing mistakes, & plenty of lessons along the way. But one thing has remained constant, Showing up every day. Today's numbers are a good example of why consistency wins. Just 7 sales generated more than $570 in profit. You don't need dozens of orders every day. You need quality inventory, disciplined buying, & the patience to let the process work. Looking back over the last 180 days, the biggest change hasn't been the sales numbers. It's the confidence that comes from experience. Knowing what to buy. Knowing what to pass on. Knowing that if I keep listing & keep sourcing, the next sale is always around the corner. That's the real value of documenting the journey. You can actually see the progress compound over time. Buy smart. List consistently. Reinvest the profits. Repeat. The singles keep adding up. #Reselling #BuildInPublic

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  Adam  (@onetime007) reported 55 minutes ago

  @OlDirtyMooch @eBay eBay standard issue

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  Yikes Dude ✝️🐰🦊🇺🇸 (@YikesMuhDude) reported 60 minutes ago

  @Walrus_Moonboy He’s scanning them in bulk and bulk listing them on eBay and tcgplayer. The issue is he’s causing lots of dings and scratches as it falls. So whoever buys these will be getting something worse than what the scans are sometimes.

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  evgeni malkin akgae (@genosprite) reported 60 minutes ago

  @sharkies71 proxying is not new by any means, she just helps find and secure cards for as cheap as possible. i paid roughly 375php (like £4) with fees, which is so much cheaper than i’d be able to find myself given terrible international shipping rates on apps like ebay

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  TIFFANY FISHER ARTIST (@TiffanyArtist56) reported 60 minutes ago

  @AngryNetwrk One more thing I want to mention that you guys do not know about. I got caught by Rovio again and it’s due to the Commissions. This time I got DMCA’d by eBay where they took down my listing because it featured all of my Angry Birds custom plushies I made (which were not made for sale) and they think I was selling them which was not the case. I should’ve put disclaimers before it got taken down but eBay had limits that prevent me from editing the listing due to a good amount of watchers I had. Now the listing is just labeled as Tiffany Fisher Artist Commissions. And I didn’t use images of my Angry Birds custom plushies for it.