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 (44%)
• Sign in (38%)
• Errors (18%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Saltburn-by-the-Sea	Website Down	1 hour ago
Geislingen an der Steige	Sign in	2 hours ago
Saltburn-by-the-Sea	Website Down	11 hours ago
Saltburn-by-the-Sea	Website Down	18 hours ago
Saltburn-by-the-Sea	Website Down	1 day ago
Manchester	Website Down	1 day ago

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eBay Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Pole_Burner (@5h1t13r) reported 5 minutes ago

  @thaonlyjonathan @Pirat_Nation Ignorant ****** take. Go look at prices right now. Go on. Hit ebay, newegg, and Amazon. Design a PC and put the parts in your cart. Then sit down and shut ******** up. I'm not insisting you like it, only they you activate your almonds and pay ******** attention.

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  Glen (@Glen64277198) reported 6 minutes ago

  @eBay Seller account issue. Chargeback dispute handling problem. Frontline support provided conflicting information about an appeal. Requesting escalation to Seller Protection/Payments team. I can provide case details privately.

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  pick6trading (@pick6trading) reported 7 minutes ago

  awaiting call request @askebay @eBay no call despite 2 minute waiting time estimate. 20 min. so far. No issue being patient if there are technical difficulties. ty

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  TheAlternativeView (@TheAlte22837262) reported 7 minutes ago

  @eBay your search features are terrible. If I go anywhere else on the WWW I don't have this problem. It is just desperate..

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  🍃 (@nikewrayy) reported 8 minutes ago

  @amplifiedpoop2 @oscarwkrtech real. only problem with those Pros is that it get scratched so easily like all the 7 Pros i saw on ebay last time were having scratches lmao

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  CreekChubs (@creekchub15) reported 13 minutes ago

  @magsonthemoon I think they will announce they have decided to table going after eBay for the foreseeable future. eBay is navigating several major legal and regulatory issues, including a revived cyberstalking lawsuit, whistleblower claims, and European regulatory actions.

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  Andy Villanueva (AVIIICollectibles) (@avillanueva3rd) reported 14 minutes ago

  @RepkoJoseph @CardPurchaser OMG!! Just file a claim thru eBay and you’ll get your money back. Really isn’t a big issue. My two cents and definitely sent this with more snark than intended. But I’m too lazy to retract.

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  Vivek Sen (@Vivek4real_) reported 15 minutes ago

  RYAN COHEN $GME MAKES HIS CASE FOR WHY HE'S THE BEST PERSON TO BUY EBAY. “THERE'S 11,500 EMPLOYEES. IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE. I COULD RUN THAT BUSINESS FROM MY HOUSE. IT'S EBAY." "IT LOOKS THE SAME AS IT DID IN 1995. IT DOESN'T NEED 11,500 EMPLOYEES.” “THEY'RE SPENDING $5.5 BILLION ON OPERATING EXPENSES... ON AN $11 BILLION BUSINESS THAT HAS NO INVENTORY AND IS ASSET LIGHT.” “I'M GOING TO PAY DOWN THE LEVERAGE. AND I'M GOING TO INCREASE EARNINGS.” RYAN'S FULL RESPONSE:

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  C (@honestJFishCo) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Vivek4real_ Maybe he can figure out how to get the seller fees on eBay down.

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  Carol (@twas2) reported 21 minutes ago

  @SavvyTamz_57 I bought a Bissel because my vacuum is heavy and I didn’t want to carry in up and down the stairs. It works well, sucks up the dog hair, which I have a lot (we have an Aussie) and is light. I have an LG stick vacuum, it works, but I am always buying parts off ebay for repair.

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  Justin D. Morgan (@jdmcs) reported 21 minutes ago

  @alphafox I have an NES with a refurbished cartridge slot I bought on eBay, and the seller said to try playing games without pushing the cartridge down. In fact, it usually won’t work if you push the cartridge down. (Obviously they’ve modified it. Maybe this is where the rumor started?)

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  Johnny 🚀 Rocket (@JRocket465) reported 24 minutes ago

  @ChungusInvestor Sad that @ryancohen has time to shitpost & talk down to eBay execs & give his time to absolutely no name podcasts but doesn’t have time for his shareholders. Tells you all you need to know. Where’s the presentation RC. Wall Street plant, helping them unwind through dilution. $GME

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  NinNon5142 (@NinNon5142) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Mario100yt Learning how to repair video game controllers? You can usually find a lot of broken controllers on ebay, and there are many sites to learn how to fix em. From there, all you'd have to do is find someone who would be interested in buying them. Good luck on da monies : D

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  Orion (@0xOrionVega) reported 28 minutes ago

  Do you actually understand what's happening. While everyone is arguing about API pricing, this guy soldered his own AI server together, plugged it into the wall, and turned it into a $22,000/month retainer. Not a rack. Not a rented GPU. A custom loop, a used EPYC, two H100s off eBay, and a case he cut himself. Boots in 40 seconds. Runs six models. Answers to nobody. He spent three days building the first agent. An accounts-payable bot that reads inbound invoices, matches them to POs, flags mismatches, drafts the approval email, and closes the loop in the client's ERP. Zero SaaS in the stack. All local, all his. Then he recorded a 90-second Loom. Sent it to one CFO he'd met once. She signed the same week. The second one came from her introduction. The third from LinkedIn. The fourth just asked. 7 clients. Each paying $2,750/month. Each replacing a $18,000-a-month back office line item. They don't cancel. Cancelling costs them $15,000 the next morning. $22,000 a month. Built on a box in his garage. Owned outright. Zero recurring cost except the electric bill. Everyone else is still refreshing the OpenAI pricing page.

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  Scott Sleepy (@scott_sleepy) reported 29 minutes ago

  Here’s the real sauce: July 11, 2027 I’m not joking. Ryan gets eBay and then they (Jerry) spends one year in the hospital. Ryan turns it around, kicks out the corruption, and sets it up big as a strong company. Issues are fixed, cash flow is good, and break into other sectors. Setting it up for transformation and true growth. ATMs into volatility this year. More acquisitions next year. Teddy (Gameshire Bathaway) emerges on July 10-12 2027. I am not joking. We may get a big squeeze this year. But true moass? 2027, just as the big show (Q) starts to go down. @overstock Gave us a 4 year delta on 7/10/23 Pulte said Ryan plans 2 years ahead Ryan gave us a 9-figure stapler on 7/10/25 Ryan said “sneak peak” (shorts) on 7/11/25 These all line up with 7/11 comms deltas for 2027. Teddy *needs* to be in the hospital for a year. Clean house, turn it around, set it up for the main event for multiple acquisitions and the evolution into Teddy Holdings. Ryan may get eBay on Monday Sept 7 this year. Volatility (squeeze) allows Ryan to use some of his 97M ATM to raise tons of cash, but it cools off a squeeze. The real moass is when we transform into Teddy July 10-12, 2027. I am not kidding here, I truly believe this the tinfoil. Cool **** will happen this year, but Teddy comes to fruition next summer. This is a conspiracy opinion, not financial advice. More images in the thread.

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  Jasmine “CEO of Olive Silverlock” Tracy 🍉 (@MegaMekaLesbian) reported 29 minutes ago

  I wanna try and replace the broke right door and windshield on my Studio Series ‘07 Bee but every copy on eBay is either £50+ or ALSO HAS A BROKEN RIGHT DOOR

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  Shaun (@osha3264) reported 30 minutes ago

  Hey @eBay fix your app Doesn’t load

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  Norm D Plum (@123db_GEEK) reported 32 minutes ago

  eBay is fundamentally broken. I just don't seem to be able to sell my car. People bid, they win, they find where the car is, they decide they are ill or stupid or just corrupt and ghost the sale process and I have to cancel and start again. This will be the 5th listing.

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  GoldenOPOY (@pocketjoe) reported 33 minutes ago

  @JaidenEditz @PlayStation @Sony This is a terrible deal, you should have either sold it on eBay or hung into it for retro value down the road. They are laughing to the bank

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  OpossumsRAwesome (@OpossumsVa) reported 33 minutes ago

  @leslie59904273 Can just buy the set on ebay; buying used is a gamble but w a reputable seller the risk goes down, might be a little scratch on 1 of the dvds and a little skip occurs so you miss part of a scene. Usu theyre ok just occasionally will get a disc w a little skip. New set deals also.

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  SteamDroid (Connie's wife) (@SteamDroid_fmg) reported 37 minutes ago

  @RedGhost2010 @thomasmerchnews buy it and sell it on ebay for billions of dollars and call it ''rare factory error percy and truck'' or something trust

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  molerfurball (toy freddy N1 fan) (@tfsbwapoi) reported 43 minutes ago

  I dont mind the monogram one, cause it’ll be like £30 on ebay, the issue is when its a whole *** figure

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  Scott Sleepy (@scott_sleepy) reported 52 minutes ago

  I’m putting these thoughts down in the middle of the potential eBay bid because I do think Chewy has a role to play. Maybe it’s soon, maybe it’s a year from now, but I do think chewy is integral in helping blow up the basket. The Teddy books emphasized it way too hard.

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  KOWSKY.eth (@KOWSKY_) reported 52 minutes ago

  When @MikeJY1984 acknowledges a problem in the @veefriends world people tend to listen. I’m glad he’s talking about this and not afraid to speak up and break the “sacred veil of positivity” that prevents certain fanatics from ever expressing obvious constructive criticism about the brand. VF breaks are a form of gambling. Last year the Chrome breaks were better weighted in favor of the buyer. This year the sellers are slaughtering the buyers with these 200 character breaks that statistically can’t consistently deliver enough hits to make it anywhere near comparable to the win rates from last year. Everyone is responsible for staying informed and being safe. But it helps to have more kind hearted people warning newcomers to this VeeFriends community that among all the fun and Love there are these not so clear financial pitfall that can destroy people who are too excited with not enough knowledge of the odds and too little caution in general. I’m never going to tear down the company that houses my own bags. That’s not what this is. We don’t express this feedback to be negative Nancies. We talk about it because it’s the right thing to do. Constructive feedback helps everyone in the long term, the brand included. A lot of you shrugged me saying how much better of an idea it is to buy your cards on eBay where they are going for cheaper for the hit you want than you’re paying for the entire break spot with a chance of nothing. I think Mike is a bit more well liked and well respected in this community than I am. Now that he’s echoing what I have BEEN saying, can we start to talk about how it’s a real issue? And start advising each other of best practices?

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  Jack. (@Minjinx012) reported 52 minutes ago

  @gamerprince1999 Tbh Ebay takes a cut, you have to compete with other sellers and you have to pay for shipping materials and hold responsibility until the buyer has the item. GameStop isn't stellar and has it's issues, but it does offer instant cash right now, no questions.

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  Contradictory Crow (@thedave9081) reported 52 minutes ago

  @maietta Call progressive and explain the issue to sales and that you would like to switch today. These companies are too large and there's to many people to fix glitches like this. They just won't because they get paid anyway. I had the reverse happen with eBay. 18 months to get my money

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  HDFXSB (@HDFXSB) reported 54 minutes ago

  @analogalok I’m currently reading the llamacpp GitHub. Trying to learn some of the flags. Hopefully I can try a few tonight after work. The server and gpu are all used off eBay. Thankfully I had 128gb ram to use. But everything was about a grand for each component. I thought when I bought it, I could run one large moa via my hermes, and several subagents. But without a special custom made nvlink for the v100’s, I don’t think that’s a viable option how I thought. So the new plan will be to use what fits per card, and each model will get a dedicated gpu. If I can find a nvlink to atleast couple two cards, I will try again combining cards. But the speed was unusable slow in my testing. Took over an hour for one prompt completion of a basic task with 3-4 moa at 256k. I ran qwen3.6:35bq8, qwen3.6:35ba38q8, qwen3.6:27bq8, as well as gemma4:12bq8 and gemma4:31bq8. I tried bf16 variants as well. My origional goal was to have a large moa, then several subs. After receiving the hardware, I ran into limitations on speed instantly

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  einhornbienchen (@einhornbienche1) reported 57 minutes ago

  @rossmacleodputt No way they produced more than 5-10 I’d believe they sold none and try to pretend someone bought it and actually put it down Every version you’ll see on eBay is from LAB themselves creating even more illusion of a good product

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  Smooth Corners (@smoothcorners) reported 1 hour ago

  @Get_BIG_Cards @eBay @eddiemcpigskin No issues myself so far 🤞

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