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 (43%)
• Sign in (38%)
• Errors (18%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Manchester	Website Down	5 minutes ago
Vöhrenbach	Errors	4 hours ago
Manchester	Website Down	8 hours ago
Manchester	Website Down	19 hours ago
Augsburg	Sign in	24 hours ago
London	Sign in	1 day ago

Full Outage Map

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eBay Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 8 minutes ago

  Four-channel DTC brands find out about stockouts from refund emails. Built Stokara to fix that. It watches inventory and pricing across Shopify, Amazon, Etsy, and eBay — catches stockouts and cross-channel price drift, pauses listings below your threshold. Live soon.

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  Johnny Lee (@JRL1Golf) reported 10 minutes ago

  @CaddieNetwork That lady at the check in counter is totally telling him he can't check in that big oversize luggage and he will have to go down stairs and check it in with all the other oversize luggage. He's telling her what's inside it is worth $15 million on eBay. She says, "BULLSHIT!!"

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  Toptraveller (@toptraveller) reported 12 minutes ago

  @cra46159 Regularly buy on ebay. Only once had a problem with delivery and that was Royal Mail. The seller sent a replacement item. Felt sorry for him, not his fault.

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  orwellvalley (@orwellvalley) reported 14 minutes ago

  @redrumlisa Next it'll be you'll need a receipt to prove you bought it and when, even if you're just trying to sell personal belongings. My hobby was hifi built up over years, until I had to sell most of it to pay my leasehold apartments major works bill. At this rate HMRC may in the future be all over eBay sales like that, unaware of the tragedy behind it and just seeing noughts placing the burden of proof on you. I can see that coming. This government is doing the equivalent of looking down the back of the sofa for money. We're broke.

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  Gareth Walker (@Revision_124c41) reported 17 minutes ago

  There is a key difference between a console store front and valves steam. You feel clever, but this is where your thesis falls apart. Steam and Gog are both built on open platforms, windows and Linux depending on your flavor with no proprietary hardware lock outs. So what does that mean for the consumer. 1) valves setup just requires you to keep a file key to unlock your backups that has been one time validated from the servers at purchase time. Which means I can make my own discs and restore them. No need to reach out to valve servers like you would on playstation when trying to restore to a whole new console. These things are backed up on mh nas. With ps5 this was done with my discs. GoG also has no drm. 2) that open system means I have access to the files directly. Which means if valve disappears, I dont have to rely on some hardware hacking and aging hardware to Crack the drm and a large community will participate in the effort and there are already github depots ready to go if the need should arise. Need to hope and pray for a crackable firmware to exploit just to dump your games or restore from someone else's backup because sony decided your license was only as good as the time they care about the hardware platform. 3) you should probably rub tbem brain cells together a little harder the license comes with the product. The product is the code. The definition of the license you purchase grants you usage of the code. This is no different from a cartridge and is merely a legal binding under copyright law. Its not an implication that valve has the right to take that license away. Its actually saying that if they take your license they are liable for legal action. Even your OS outside of Linux has a license. 4) while we are negotiating your big Brianed thesis, there are multiple markets on pc. This means I can leave valve if things arent to my liking. I can even buy games at competitive prices that'll make valve think twice about game price stagnation. Something the playstatio store has struggled with for 20 years. Why didn't i buy a digital copy of god of war 3 on ps3? Because in 20 years rhe games price never went down. I paid full price for the disc for sure, but I am tbe sort to buy a game digitally again if the price is right for convenience. No one in 2026 is getting the ps3 version for a reasonable price. Meanwhile on ebay they are as low as 16 dollars including shipping at tax. Steam and gog have both had fantastic sales on older games. Unless sony is launching a pc client to release day and date on pc and sell their games on rival store fronts, I dont see much of a reason to care. These two things are not equal. Youd do your self a great service to learn how these digital stores work and what their rules are. They are far more complicated then going to Walmart, getting a disc, and putting it in your console. Digital store fronts are like dealing with car salesman.

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  👻💨 (@GhostRunnerCard) reported 18 minutes ago

  @datnewcardsmell @eBay They do that regardless of the dollar value, would you rather just be left in the dark and not know? I don't see an issue with this.

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  Andrew Barger (@DangerousLore) reported 18 minutes ago

  On Self-destructing Books and the Permanency of Art James Patterson announced in 2015, the sale of his new book that would self-destruct within 24 hours. The details were scant as to how, exactly, it would destroy itself, but the joke remains: "Don't we wish all Patterson's books would self-destruct?" The real issue here is the permanency of art. How long should it be around? How many times should the public be able to enjoy it before it returns to dust? If a sculptor creates a bronze bust of Edgar Allan Poe, they want the sculpture to last as long as possible and be enjoyed by everyone. If a sculptor enters a sandcastle competition on Siesta Key Beach, they know the public will only enjoy it for a weekend, tops. The same goes for sidewalk chalk artists. They have a few days or until the next hard rain or flock of loose-boweled birds fly overhead to have the world enjoy their art. No one could reasonably argue that the sculptor of bronze is more of an artist than the sandcastle sculptor or sidewalk chalk artists just because her art is more permanent. Being a fiction writer and editor, I feel that books should be less permanent. Somewhere between 24 hour, self-destructing books and those we have with us from 2000 years ago, books should vanish back into dust. The ideas in the books and their characters should not go on living in the minds of readers, but the physical copy of the book should vanish sooner than later. Of course many people see a painting or a bronze sculpture. But what about live art; performance art from playwrights and ballerinas? The consumers of this art buy a ticket, see the play and the art lives on only in the consumers' minds. The businessperson inside me doesn't like selling one copy of a book that can be passed around for the next decade or two, falling in and out of the hands of hundreds of readers who have never paid me a penny for the entertainment they are about to enjoy. The money, these days, goes to Amazon and Ebay and a host of other online etailers that resell books--not the artist. I wish (selfishly) that books were the same. If only an ebook could erase after one read and a physical book should self-destruct after one read, too. James Patterson should get to work on that issue. Meanwhile, I will keep slugging away at the keyboard.

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  nana kong ✞ (@____NanaKong) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BosCardHunter no, it’s not you guys are just trying to gain the system and he outsmarted you. Why ******** would you wait to buy something you couldn’t afford and is it ironic that the game is a few days away why do you think everyone is dumb? I understand if you’re not taking these actions and you’re might need a 15 to pay something here in here but obviously this is something that goes on is not knew to this. But I hear your problem and I’m working on a solution to fix it. I see that the Car community is really strong, but I don’t have access to the tools. Other enthusiast might have to facilitate their Hobby. I agree with both sides on this one. the system is corrupted and is all because eBay is enabling poorly ran operations team is enabling this. this could be easily addressed but a few lines of code and some revisions to the terms or services. I taken that route. It’s too much of a headache so we’re just enable a layer for enthusiast on top of the platform either through API or agents.

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  Point📍 (@point_onefive) reported 21 minutes ago

  I'M THE ONLY ONE WHO GOT RUGGED ON THE PSA MAGAZINE BOA AND SHANKS 🧐 HEADS UP PSA CLUB MEMBERS 🚨 You MIGHT be getting a Mihawk leader in your July issue. Did you know presales have been trickling in through eBay since announcement ranging... ❓ $110-$300 There is now a single listing for $299 The card should have been the Zoro cover art 🔥 😫

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  Phantom (@Phantomdgkda) reported 22 minutes ago

  @PokemonRestockr There is no alternative at the moment, there in lies the problem! What type of people do you really think are lining up?? The minute Sam’s Club opened is we eBay posts marking up your “MSRP product”. You’re a scalper and I know it

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  D3wayne (@d3wayne) reported 23 minutes ago

  @LVCabChronicles Did you take the pictures in a public place? If so, you own the rights. There is no expectation of privacy. If you try and monetize them . Like printing them off and selling copies on eBay . You might run into some issues.

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  Mako (@Mako_collects) reported 24 minutes ago

  @MrMoon198587 yeah, i somehow convinced a seller on ebay to go down from $175 to $135, every other listing is sadly $200+

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  Jared Bray (@tresamigos858) reported 26 minutes ago

  @CardsMax Especially when the alternative selling on eBay is 83-87% on the high side. Or risk total sales price on a consignment. Or grind for days finding views to get someone to buy the card. I have no problem paying someone for the relationships they’ve developed that I haven’t

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  SATANYAHU (@Outli3rThe) reported 27 minutes ago

  Nick Fuentes is a piece of **** he wasnt cancelled and debanked that happened to me long before him i couldnt have a paypal account, an amazon account, a ebay account, couldn’t open a tradtional bank account, fraud happened to me with credit and it was shot all of my 20’s horrible credit couldn’t build it because fraud kept happening to me I was on a no fly list during Obama I couldn’t travel i had FBI and CIA vans around me outside all the time. My twenties was a very dark period I had a lot of fun but underneath when I wasn’t I was constantly being harassed and stalked i still am to this day i just had to learn things to ease it up a bit constantly had fake women who were most likely men trying to blackmail me it would happen a lot. I had a brain aneurysm in 2011 I know they tried to kill me I AM NOT SUPPOSED TO BE ALIVE I AM A GLITCH IN THE MATRIX I AM SUPPOSED TO BE DEAD. They threw the kitchen sink at me and I survived through it all and came back I don’t know how. Yama tallies my karma and I hope to lead the life of the Eightfold path and no longer give into the 3 poisons I want out of the matrix and I will leave and not come back I just hope I can stay on this path and get off the wheel of life.

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  TrailTechPCs (@TrailTechPCs) reported 28 minutes ago

  @eBay just so you know it’s 2026. It shouldn’t take 30 days to verify a debit card. You’re holding my damn payout from a a sale for a month because of bank card change. Absolutely ridiculous. You’ve had no problem taking money from the same card over and over again on purchases I’ve made. Pricks!

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  ItsMeCooper (@ItsaMeCooper) reported 35 minutes ago

  🚨AVENGERS ASSEMBLE THIS IS A CALL TO ACTION GOT SOME FREE TIME TO SPARE? I HAVE THE PERFECT JOB FOR YOU Thanks to @GTEazyx's guidance, scalpers' listings can be reported to eBay where they get removed immediately. HOW TO: Click the 3 dots > Help and Report > Submit Report > Product or Listing > Problem with listing > Pre-Sale > Submit It seems that 80% of the time the post gets removed within minutes. TIME TO FIGHT BACK AND GIVE POKÉMON BACK TO COLLECTORS

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  Ripplr (@Ripplr389658) reported 41 minutes ago

  @teddy__com @ryancohen the stock price is manipulated! he knows it would never rise unless he did something extraordinary. Someone said, since eBay is largely held by institutions, they won't short it down! That may be correct

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  Cade (@FirmlyGraaspIt) reported 41 minutes ago

  @TrophyChaseTCG The people who are paying those resale prices on FBM and eBay are also the problem. If people stopped paying these outrageous prices then scalpers wouldn’t have a reason to do what they do anymore. Which is why I REFUSE to pay anything above MSRP.

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  scott (@FrizzRizz) reported 47 minutes ago

  slowly taking down my ebay listings. can only cop a 'what's your best price?' on a $1.10 card so many times. brother i am trying to make enough money to justify printing the shipping label

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  Conway (@ConwayYen) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Longhorndaddyo @TheRealRormar It was priced in already. Had been for weeks. You can expect 10 cents of movement on GME for every $1 that eBay moves up or down. Real issue is deal feasibility and uncertainty. Likely need a co-investor(s) to be named for that uncertainty to disappear.

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  Terry Shadley (@TheTerryShadley) reported 49 minutes ago

  @MotleySchuh Most people don’t have the time but selling cards on eBay is easy once you have your “system” down. I can post 50 cards in 15 minutes. The true base really can just be tossed or given away, but I’m always surprised at some of the cards I sell.

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  Ted Ooyevaar (@iluvpcs) reported 50 minutes ago

  @JustBillinVa Used it at local grocery store and on eBay yesterday. Zero issues.

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  (NoColor-Check) Jay Ashworth (@_Baylink) reported 59 minutes ago

  Hey, @firefox, @ebay? Arrange a meeting. Pages take tens of seconds to render, and images tens of seconds to load, on your site, with *your* browser. Same machine, Chrome: same URL renders faster than I can measure it. Long time problem, just finally pissed enough to report.

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  Footy Headlines (@Footy_Headlines) reported 59 minutes ago

  𝑭𝒂𝒌𝒆 𝒗𝒔 𝑶𝒇𝒇𝒊𝒄𝒊𝒂𝒍 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 𝑾𝒐𝒓𝒍𝒅 𝑪𝒖𝒑 𝑺𝒍𝒆𝒆𝒗𝒆 𝑩𝒂𝒅𝒈𝒆𝒔 The official FIFA World Cup 2026 sleeve badges, produced exclusively by Avery Dennison, are heavily restricted and only made available for national federations and Adidas. Because these authentic patches are not available to buy separately on the open market, and Adidas has recently experienced severe stock shortages ahead of the tournament, the secondary market has become the default destination for kit enthusiasts. Consequently, counterfeit patches sold on platforms like eBay are currently the only option for many fans looking to customize their bare jerseys, flooding the market with unauthorized replicas. Huge thanks to DimMyEyess for these great vs images. With no official options available for many, the fakes are a convenient alternative, but they come with several noticeable little errors that separate them from the official product. Most prominently, the fake World Cup badges are bigger than the official ones.

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  BakinBacon (@BakedBakinBacon) reported 59 minutes ago

  @BosCardHunter Honestly it sounds like an ebay policy issue and they're both shady as ****.

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  Jason (@Jason26193867) reported 59 minutes ago

  @GenXisTruth @emzanotti They really haven’t, retard. I had to buy 70mm tickets a month from now because they’re sold out even at 7am and 230 showings…. Part of the issue is that resellers bought them thinking they could sell them on eBay for a profit, but that’s not astroturfing the movie, fagboy

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  AJ (@CardGameNomad) reported 1 hour ago

  I hated collection boxes with a passion.... They struggled to sell, required larger boxes, had smaller margins.... And if you broke them down, people would accused the packs of being searched. I remember having to break down those Virizion boxes because they were selling for $12 shipped on eBay lol

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  Vince (@Poopfartious420) reported 1 hour ago

  @eBay am i allowed to mark down the time spent listing an item as community service / charity work with the amount of money you take from a successful sale?

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  SlingSh0t (@MrSlingsh0t) reported 1 hour ago

  @footworkoffical @cutty03bk I mostly have problems with new drops where a seller will just change their mind and hold for a higher price once they confirm. I even experienced that behavior on eBay, although it’s rare But, like I said, I have goat credit to burn so we’ll see how the next one goes 🤞🏼

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  Felix Mitošinka (@FelixMitosinka) reported 1 hour ago

  There are many things currently going on with Ryan Cohen and Activist friends, including much discussion and consternation surrounding eBay, GME and BBBYQ. I thought I’d share some thoughts: Personally, I’m not concerned at all about us not acquiring eBay, nor worried about the warrants expiring worthless. GME warrants are a very specific financial instrument and extremely unorthodox and unique. No company that trades has really done anything similar according to AI and yet here we have GME, BBBY and OPEN doing almost the same precise thing with the warrants and mimicking one another at nearly the same precise time and methodology. Ryan made some bombastic statements back in early February, I believe, regarding markets and “something that’s never been done before” and effectuating Capital Markets, followed with the Charles Payne head fake and pulling out of the interview based on legal counsel’s advice.” So either Ryan is completely insane or this is a massive plan with pinpoint laser planning, designed not only to benefit Ryan loyalists, but in the grander scheme of things, takedown Wall Street and shake financial markets to their core. Based on Ryan’s track record of success, his reluctance to normally reveal anything and now going on a publicity tour excoriating eBay and their Board only adds to my confidence. Couple that with other factors like X money timing, Elon’s butterfly posts and the White House and other signal accounts constantly edging us, I really have no doubt that things will become clear shortly and break in our favor quite rapidly. Ryan didn’t go to all this trouble, write a series of children’s books and throw away many years of his life only to come up short. Ryan is a critical cog and the frontman in this massive play to usher in not only a vision of a delivering fairness and integrity to shareholders, but a total revamp of financial markets and accountability.