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  Steven Lowrey (@L18SDL) reported 5 minutes ago

  @cineworld @Bellairs_ Hope this is one item of each per Person or we are going to have the same problem with merch on eBay for triple the price.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 6 minutes ago

  Resellers lose sales to stale listings, slow counters, and late labels — because every reseller SaaS handles one job. Bargainship runs the whole loop — relist, reprice, counter, ship — as one autonomous agent across eBay, Poshmark, and Mercari. Live soon.

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  HoogyMiles (@HoogyMiles) reported 9 minutes ago

  @spencerpratt They can’t have the Paramount merger go through because it would give the GameStop attempt to acquire eBay more credibility. Go down that rabbit hole

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  *** ➴ (@ta1ntd) reported 13 minutes ago

  I think eBay might be broken god damn it

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  J9_FFC (@MrJ9_FFC) reported 13 minutes ago

  @eBay @eBay_UK will you sort your iPhone app out! It’s been days of nothing loading! I can’t get onto my purchase’s etc! I have deleted the app and reinstalled it! Still the same issue! Tried it on both of my IPhones and both of my iPads same issue on all 4 devices!

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  EverydayReseller (@EverydayResell) reported 13 minutes ago

  Day 174 Total sales: $1,189.95 Buy cost (COG): $162.42 eBay earnings: $757.10 Net profit: $594.68 ROI: 366% 11 item day. Yesterday was one of those slow days that had me second guessing things a little bit. After tracking this business every day for nearly six months, I know slow days are part of the process. But when you finish the day under $100 in profit, it's still easy to wonder if you've lost momentum. Then today happened. Almost $600 in profit. That's one of the biggest lessons reselling continues to teach me: don't let one day convince you that the trend has changed. Sales come in waves. Some days everything seems quiet. Other days, buyers show up all at once. If you judge your business by a single day, you'll end up on an emotional roller coaster. Instead, I try to focus on the things I can actually control: Buying great inventory. Listing consistently. Improving a little every day. The results usually take care of themselves. Buy right. List consistently. Stay patient. The singles keep adding up. #Reselling #BuildInPublic

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  HCK (@HCK52786910) reported 14 minutes ago

  @redaction This should be reason enough to shut eBay down.

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  Z (@88ZEH) reported 14 minutes ago

  @60Minutes @eBay SHUT THEM DOWN! They could’ve been responsible for someone dying with their constant harassment on these people.

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  Dinnu daniel (@daniel_adinnu) reported 14 minutes ago

  A GPU repair shop is offering a 22GB VRAM upgrade for the RTX 2080 Ti, doubling its original 11GB. Read that as a clever mod finally reaching the mainstream, and you’re missing that this exact service already existed, already got suspended once because of memory prices, and its return says something specific about what those prices are being weighed against now. The shop, GPU Solutions, based in the UAE, first demonstrated this conversion roughly two years ago, physically desoldering all eleven original 1GB GDDR6 chips and replacing them with 2GB modules, then reflashing a custom VBIOS so the card and Nvidia’s drivers recognize the full 22GB. It’s genuine board-level rework, not a software trick, involving memory strap resistor changes, new thermal pads, and a full stress-test pass before the card ships back. Here’s what makes this return notable rather than routine. The service was suspended in June 2025 after a sharp spike in memory chip prices made the mod financially impractical for the shop to keep offering. That suspension happened before this year’s DRAM crisis, the one already pushing prices up roughly 90% in Q1 2026 alone as AI data centers absorb the bulk of global memory supply. The mod is now back on the market anyway, despite operating in a chip pricing environment that’s measurably worse than the one that shut it down the first time. The reason the math works again isn’t that memory got cheaper. It’s what the finished card is worth. A similarly modified RTX 2080 Ti, sold openly on eBay by a separate Palo Alto shop, lists at $499, undercutting an RTX 4070 Ti Super by roughly $300 while offering more VRAM, specifically pitched at AI workloads like Stable Diffusion and local language models rather than gaming. A shop stopped offering this exact upgrade a year ago because memory got too expensive to justify it. It’s back now anyway, because the AI demand making memory expensive is the same demand making an old card with more of it worth paying for.

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  direnc enjoyer (@direncenjoyer01) reported 18 minutes ago

  @ToastyBrosTech There is some good stuff on eBay listed as parts or not working never seen anything as bad as this but tbh it could be a deal if the ram or cpu is intact

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  ｡𖦹°‧ (@litwicksunset) reported 19 minutes ago

  like keep sending my melody and gloomy **** as if it’s not 2026 and every single jirai and inspiring ones haven’t been exposed to more coord options outside of gloomy bear and expensive ebay links. PLS **** OFF good riddance to that *** of a server

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  BEN BALLER™ (@BENBALLER) reported 20 minutes ago

  @wrkndad @wrkndad do you see this 2nd pic? Do you have the eBay app that lets you see how this auction went down? $2999.99 + tax and shipping was $3,375 for again a used pair NOT a new pair.

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  Gen X are based (@LinPau22) reported 22 minutes ago

  HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has successfully recovered over £104.3 million in unpaid taxes from landlords in the 2025/26 tax year alone by utilizing targeted "nudge letters". Data obtained by accountancy firm Price Bailey reveals that this marks the third consecutive year that receipts from these prompts have exceeded £100 million, nearly tripling the £36.8 million collected in 2019/20. What Are Nudge Letters? Informal Prompts: Officially called "One-to-Many" letters, these are behavioral science-backed notifications rather than formal tax audits. Pre-emptive Warnings: They alert targeted groups that HMRC has spotted data discrepancies, urging recipients to review and voluntarily correct their tax filings. Cost-Effective Compliance: They shift the administrative burden upstream, forcing taxpayers to check their own records instead of tying up tax officers in complex investigations. Core Targets of the Crackdown: HMRC cross-references data using its sophisticated "Connect" AI system alongside global financial data networks. The primary focal areas include: Landlords: Over 11,511 voluntary disclosures were made via the Let Property Campaign in 2025/26 using Land Registry matching. Crypto Investors: More than 65,000 nudge letters were issued to cryptocurrency traders after HMRC cross-checked transactions from digital asset exchanges. Online Marketplace Sellers: People selling high volumes on platforms like eBay, Vinted, Etsy, and Airbnb are closely monitored. Offshore Wealth Assets: UK residents flagged in international data leaks, such as the Pandora Papers, are heavily targeted. Common Mistakes Being Uncovered: Many disclosures come from "accidental landlords" or hobbyists who genuinely did not realize they owed tax. Frequent errors include: Confusing property repairs (deductible) with capital improvements (non-deductible). Misunderstanding the restriction on mortgage interest deductions, which was replaced by a 20% tax credit. Falling over the taxable thresholds for casual side-hustles and online storefronts.

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  Sigiligus (@sigiligis) reported 24 minutes ago

  @redaction “That sounds terrible, why would eBay do something like this?” >Steiner “They deserved it.”

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  Madmomma22 (@madmomma22) reported 25 minutes ago

  Had to order a car part on EBay from Latvia (I have an 85 Mercedes 300 TurboDiesel) and it was an emergency brake cable that was out of stock everywhere in the U.S. apparently. The U.S. companies wanted me to order and pay for the part first, even though it was out of stock, and then they would ship it when it was back in stock. Since no one had them in the U.S. who knows how long I would have been waiting! I ordered on June 20th- it finally arrived today after going through customs in both countries, etc. This is the cost of NOT producing our own goods here in America and this is WHY I support tariffs. The tariffs and imports are part of why I had to wait, but it is a step on the road back to economic independence. There will still be things that we can and will trade with other nations, but we should never have handed away our core manufacturing abilities. In order to fix what is broken and keep us from being held hostage again by other countries, we have to accept our mistakes, stop what we are doing and fix it. There isn't any easier way than accepting there will be some pain in the process. We all have some responsibility in this mess so quit whining and suck it up.