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eBay Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where eBay users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with eBay, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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eBay is a multinational online auction website that facilites online consumer-to-consumer and business-to-consumer sales. eBay is free to use for buyers, but sellers are charged fees for listing items and again when those items are sold.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Preston, England 47
Gateshead, England 1
Bremerhaven, Bremen 1
Cheltenham, England 3
Manhattan, NY 2
London, England 30
Melbourne, VIC 5
Milwaukee, WI 4
Oklahoma City, OK 4
Paris, Île-de-France 11
Tower City, PA 1
Épinal, ACAL 1
City of London, England 8
Glasgow, Scotland 8
Swindon, England 1
Spring Hill, FL 1
Ashton-under-Lyne, England 1
Manchester, England 15
Bar-le-Duc, ACAL 2
Carlisle, PA 3
Plymouth, England 4
Exeter, England 3
Mold, Wales 1
Sheffield, England 8
Running Springs, CA 1
New Bern, NC 1
Didcot, England 3
Marion, OH 1
Caerphilly, Wales 1
Anglet, Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1
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eBay Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • trmnl_x
    Terminal Insights (@trmnl_x) reported

    BREAKING: eBay $EBAY rejected GameStop's $GME $56B takeover, calling the bid "neither credible nor attractive." Ryan Cohen had offered $125/share, half cash, half GME stock, for a company nearly 4x GameStop's market cap. Then went on CNBC and couldn't explain how he'd finance it. The rejection letter cites six reasons. five are about the deal: financing, leverage, valuation, growth, operational risk. the sixth is "GameStop's governance and executive incentives." The board told the world in writing that Ryan Cohen is the problem.

  • Comedyorwat
    JACKIE LE' TITS 👑🌈 (@Comedyorwat) reported

    If I was an executive at @ebay I'd be very worried right now If I was a shareholder of $EBAY I'd be down right pissed Sleepy, corporate management has been complacent in its duties of not only growing the business but providing value to its customers and consumers. The CEO and the insider ownership of the company seem fine with taking 100s of minions of dollars from the company in exchange for running frat parties and harassing customers who complain about their experience rather than addressing any of the legitimate issues and gripes they have with eBay Shareholders should be upset because the management of eBay is doing you a disservice. They're happy to collect their next $250,000 weekly pay cheque while exclaiming that Gamestops offer isn't serious enough. They're happy to continue to let the company run itself through its buyers and sellers, rather than take the reins and drive the business towards delighting it's customers and making it's sellers feel like they're getting a great deal by using ebays platform If Gamestops offer is "not attractive" as the eBay executives wrote, I'd be concerned as a shareholder. What is attractive? Burning $7 billion dollars a year for "research and growth?" Creating a culture of day drinkers that don't/can't do their jobs? Executives being paid 100s of millions while getting personal access to private company planes? Or how about the complete and total lack of ANY customer support both buyers and sellers on eBay have to deal with? I believe this is the part where the bugs begin to scatter as Ryan sheds a little sunlight on the situation All I know is, id rather have a CEO making $0 and is busting his *** to make the company I work for awesome, vs having whateverthefucks taking $25-50 mill a year in "bonuses" for changing the color or the font on the app to slightly less black in 6 years $GME $EBAY

  • zerohedge
    zerohedge (@zerohedge) reported

    Premarket Movers Mag 7 names are all lower (Tesla -1.5%, Alphabet -0.9%, Amazon -0.8%, Nvidia -0.8%, Microsoft -0.6%, Meta -0.5%, Apple -0.4%) AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) falls 11% after the satellite internet company reported revenue for the first quarter that missed the average analyst estimate. The firm also had a wider loss than forecast. GameStop (GME) slips 3% after eBay Inc. rejected a $56 billion takeover offer from the company. GitLab (GTLB) is down 11% after the software company announced plans to cut jobs and make operational changes. Raymond James says efforts to retool the business while cutting staff may be challenging, while RBC says guidance for in-line 1Q results suggests no upside versus prior beats. Harmonic (HLIT) rises 15% after the communications equipment company reported first-quarter results that beat expectations and gave an outlook that is seen as strong, underlining positive momentum. Harrow (HROW) slumps 10% after the eyecare pharmaceutical firm posted an adjusted Ebitda loss for the quarter, disappointing analysts who’d forecasted a profit. The company also reported revenue for the first quarter that fell short of the average analyst estimate. Hims & Hers Health (HIMS) slides 15% after the telehealth firm projected 2Q Ebitda that missed consensus estimate, a result of higher costs as it transitions to branded products. IHeartMedia (IHRT) slips 4% after the media entertainment and radio broadcasting firm provided a disappointing forecast adjusted Ebitda for the second quarter. Microvast Holdings Inc. (MVST) sinks 40% after the battery firm reported first-quarter revenue that fell short of the average analyst estimate. PACS Group (PACS) soars 22% after the nursing home operator boosted its adjusted Ebitda guidance for the full year, following better-than-expected results for the first quarter. Truist views the quarter results as a strong start to the year. Plug Power (PLUG) is up 7% after the hydrogen producer’s first-quarter net revenue beat the average analyst estimate, with analysts attributing the growth to large customers such as Amazon and Walmart. Power Solutions International (PSIX) drops 31% after the engine and power systems manufacturer reported first-quarter revenue and income that fell short of analyst estimates and declined to give full-year guidance, citing variability in order timing and market conditions. Quantum Computing Inc. (QUBT) jumps 24% after the application software developer reported revenue for the first quarter that beat the average analyst estimate. Venture Global (VG) rises 8% after the liquefied natural gas company reported first-quarter earnings per share that beat the average analyst estimate and announced new deals with TotalEnergies and Vitol. Webtoon (WBTN) slumps 10% after the storytelling technology platform gave a revenue forecast for the second quarter that missed the average analyst estimate. Wendy’s (WEN) shares jump 23% as the Financial Times reports that Nelson Peltz’s Trian Fund Management is seeking investor backing for a bid to take the burger chain operator private. ZoomInfo Technologies (GTM) slides 36% after the software company reduced its full-year forecast for adjusted operating income. The company also announced a restructuring program that will cut about 600 jobs.

  • Duke0fdaytona
    cheesehands (@Duke0fdaytona) reported

    @eBay @eBayForBusiness SKUs have completely disappeared from the Order Details page when printing shipping labels. This started ~2 days ago and is making fulfillment much slower for sellers with large inventories. Please fix ASAP. #eBaySeller”

  • ValueAddedRS
    Liz Morton ~ Value Added Resource (@ValueAddedRS) reported

    @raskolniklove I think it's interesting that $EBAY comms/press relations can't be bothered to do their jobs & respond to emails from a journalist requesting comment about serious issues at the co for 5 years. I also think it's interesting eBay is willing to pay outside consultants to send an unsolicited email with links to their rejection notice to that same journalist. Kind of proves many of the points @ryancohen has been making.

  • PrasVector
    Vector (@PrasVector) reported

    @KobeissiLetter eBay just shut down that massive takeover attempt cold. GameStop swinging for the fences but clearly wasnt enough to impress them. Online retail wars are getting brutal.

  • MagnateTrader
    MagnateTrader (@MagnateTrader) reported

    eBay continues to destroy its own reputation. Terrible platform for sellers! I was really looking forward to Cohen taking over and bringing real change to the platform.

  • RyanStadler79
    Ryan Stadler (@RyanStadler79) reported

    @TraxMarketplace @CardsMax Again, not even with any foreign buyer issues, I will do the math you are presenting. 72500 × 2.5% = 1812.50 72500 x 3.2% = 2320 1812.50 + 2320 = 4132.50 So 2xs+ what he was charged on eBay... May not want to use this example ro sell the site.

  • downsouthtcg
    DownSouth TCG (@downsouthtcg) reported

    eBay said sit down lil bro

  • Amazonnewseller
    High Achiever (@Amazonnewseller) reported

    @eBay I cant log in thats the issue I cant log on in the account when i try to reset password it just crashes in the app and the website the issue is with logging in. Thanks

  • ZNturio
    ZENturio 👻🪖 (@ZNturio) reported

    @Stonkfather2021 @KeZoo44 @grok You point is they don’t believe in the company, yet they keep majority of stocks. And of course I want the CEO to be paid in stocks. For eBay shareholders that works well looking at +100% over last 5 years vs. gme stock price down 50% same timeframe.

  • TradeWindsDaily
    Trade Winds Daily (@TradeWindsDaily) reported

    $GME Absolute ****-show. Ryan Cohen tried to buy $EBAY for $56 billion. EBAY banned his personal account, then reinstated the account. Cohen then listed items on EBAY saying he was selling them to fund the bid. EBAY banned him, again. Roaring Kitty posted mysterious messages on social media tonight. Stock spiked 13%. He deleted the posts. Alternatively, he was hacked. Stock collapsed. Nobody knows what the posts said. Classic. GME filed with the #SEC to increase authorized shares from 1 billion to 2.5 billion. That is a 150% increase. That is a lot of potential dilution. The market noticed. Insiders have sold $0.4M in shares over the last three months. Zero insider buying. One analyst says the stock is 123.6% overvalued at current prices. Retail sentiment on Stocktwits is bullish with message volume up 977% today. One user wrote "They just forced the cat guy back into the narrative." That is THE bull thesis in one sentence. The stock is down 4.6% today at $23.17, pressing toward the $22.60 support level that technically matters most right now. Four ring circus. One stock. Zero boring days. $22.60 is the line. Everything else today is entertainment. NFA. DYOR.

  • VELVAVOID1
    VELVAVOID (@VELVAVOID1) reported

    @nypost eBay just shut down GameStop’s audacious $56 billion takeover bid, calling it ‘neither credible nor attractive’ over financing concerns, operational risks, and governance questions. Ryan Cohen’s offer (half cash, half GME stock at $125/share) was a bold swing from the much smaller company, but eBay’s board is confident going it alone. Classic David vs Goliath that didn’t land. What a wild chapter in retail/e-commerce drama! 📉🛒

  • ANateForFate
    Nathan Snyder (@ANateForFate) reported

    DC Universe doesn't have every single issue of Superman in existence. What if I'm in the mood to read the Bronze Age? What if the comic stores I go to have none of the issues I want? And if they're on eBay yet crazy expensive, what do you want to do then?

  • Trendzonebro
    Trendzone (@Trendzonebro) reported

    @AustinTobitt The only problem I see is the current valuation between ebay and gme. If we take out the cash, the market is pricing GME at 1-2 billion. GME's valuation doesn't seem fair for GME holders compared to ATH with premium for Ebay. It looks like GME holders will lose vs ebay holders.

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