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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
City of London, England 7
Panamá, Panamá 2
Preston, England 34
Lille, Hauts-de-France 2
Pembroke Dock, Wales 1
Croydon, England 4
Coburg, Bavaria 1
Falkirk, Scotland 1
Stone, England 1
Berlin, Berlin 18
Welwyn, England 1
St. Ingbert, Saarland 3
Hamburg, HH 9
Stoke-on-Trent, England 3
Les Herbiers, Pays de la Loire 1
Township of Evan, KS 21
Cheltenham, England 2
Lippstadt, NRW 6
Lucca, Tuscany 3
Pomona, CA 1
Lake Stevens, WA 2
Chicago, IL 8
Cuyahoga Falls, OH 3
Great Falls, MT 3
Phoenix, AZ 4
Thionville, ACAL 1
Swansea, Wales 2
Viareggio, Tuscany 2
Portsmouth, England 2
York, England 6
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eBay Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Selenabfog
    Selena (@Selenabfog) reported

    @APompliano @ryancohen RC has always been about delighting customers and fixing broken supply chains, so bringing that energy to eBay could finally give Amazon some real pressure in the resale and collectibles space

  • funkofinderz
    Funko Finderz | Funko Pop! News & More! (@funkofinderz) reported

    @DoodDoodly It’s not a terrible idea but I do think we see more of that bag especially. I missed it too but I’m not to the point of caving to eBay… yet.

  • OffshoreHODL
    Flying Raven ⚡️🇺🇸 (@OffshoreHODL) reported

    If eBay had put $1B into Bitcoin in 2015, that stake could be worth $320B today. They could have owned 25% of Bitcoin. Instead: • GMV ≈ flat for a decade • Buyers ↓ from ~162M → ~135M • Growth = mostly higher fees, not more activity They optimized the old model instead of upgrading the balance sheet. Now look at GameStop. Same setup: • Mature / declining core business • Volatile investor base • Massive optionality One path: Milk the business like eBay → slow decline, financial engineering Better path: Adopt a Bitcoin treasury strategy Why? Because: • Cash loses purchasing power • Bitcoin compounds it • A strong balance sheet attracts capital, not just customers eBay had the chance and missed it. GameStop still has the window. This isn’t about retail. It’s about recognizing when your business stops compounding… …and moving your capital into something that still does.

  • fancy_reba_tots
    Tish💙 #OneNightInTulsa | #HappysPlace (@fancy_reba_tots) reported

    @jessie_anne1 I think I got this one off Discogs. They will pop up there or eBay on occasion. Usually the promo copy and not usually cheap. I’m not a collector, per se, I want my vinyl for listening so grabbing a promo copy wasn’t an issue for me vs an actual release version.

  • 02XRP
    Smokey (@02XRP) reported

    GameStop is buying eBay Spirit airlines shutting down Oil $100 Sp500 ATH MAN WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE. 🙏

  • TylersTown
    TylersTown (@TylersTown) reported

    How down bad is eBay???

  • OGElasticPanda
    ElasticPanda [OG] (@OGElasticPanda) reported

    @flower16305 @WatcherGuru They're choosing to shut down stores which are the least profitable. Seems to me they're attempting to jump paths from brick n' mortar buildings to online primarily. It's competition with the modern world. Amazon set the precedence now everyone else has to follow suit, or be left behind in the former world. Walmart, Target, Costco, Sams club, etc... They all offer online shopping with delivery. I'm just curious what their plan is as far as changes go with Ebay, or if they would even change anything.

  • NEOCards_Comics
    NEO Cards & Comics (@NEOCards_Comics) reported

    Is eBay still not running at 100%? Seems like random pages still don't load sometimes and other random small errors.

  • CardGameNomad
    AJ (@CardGameNomad) reported

    17550 items sold without offering any tracking.... 1.5% of my orders refunded for either "lost order" or "inventory issues". If we take out the inventory issues, about 1% of my total orders were lost in transit. With how **** USPS is, this is a believable number. Y'all gotta quit the conspiracy theory that TCGPlayer and eBay are full of scammers. Also, shipping a loose pack was likely picked up as too thick for a standard envelope by USPS and either got eaten by the machine or was lost while being sent back for more postage.

  • Valuemaverick
    Value Maverick (@Valuemaverick) reported

    @OHare888 @michaeljburry Agreed. They can use that cash flow to pay down debt and do other things. Even make an eBay competitor if needed or buy a competitor. I think this deal is a way to make news waves and generate interest and talks.

  • EmmaStockNotes
    Emma Stock Notes (@EmmaStockNotes) reported

    @KingofThegame07 @TrendSpider Current market cap of eBay is $51bn. Let’s assume they need to pay $55-60bn to agree a deal. $GME has $8-9bn in liquid assets it can use. It probably can’t issue much equity. So it would need to raise the rest as debt. eBay has fairly consistent operating income and cash flow so it is possible that they can find banks to lend against this. Still seems a tall order to get this over the line.

  • robinvestingX
    Investing With Rob (@robinvestingX) reported

    $EBAY $GME How this would work: 1. Cash + stock offer GameStop could offer eBay shareholders a mix of cash and newly issued GME shares. Example: “We’ll pay you some cash and give you GameStop shares.” That means eBay shareholders would become major owners of the combined company. 2. Massive dilution Because eBay is much bigger, GameStop would likely have to issue a ton of new shares. That could dilute current GME shareholders heavily. 3. Debt financing GameStop could try to borrow money to fund part of the deal, but that would be risky because eBay is so large compared with GameStop. A $50B+ acquisition would be a huge debt burden. 4. Hostile/tender offer route If eBay’s board says no, GameStop could potentially take the offer directly to eBay shareholders. Reuters reported GameStop may go directly to shareholders if eBay resists. They would only say yes if they believe the new combined company under Ryan Cohen could become more valuable than eBay is on its own. People have been using EBay more to save money. Consumers are realizing they can buy used products with great quality at a great price! Thanks to inflation and consumers pockets hurting they have been giving EBay a shot which you can see in the recent quarters revenue growth.

  • AutoInfatuation
    Sam Hosier (@AutoInfatuation) reported

    @Col45398669 @MeatHead_Motors @eBay_UK Problem is, he’s more than likely damaged it if he’s like this as a person. I told eBay on the phone I’ve done no wrong and I’d rather delete my banking from their site and shut my account down than give him any money back. This kind of thing happens too often.

  • XavierXPrince
    Xavier Prince (@XavierXPrince) reported

    $GME isn’t buying eBay. @ryancohen is doing what he always does. The media is framing GameStop’s eBay bid as an acquisition. It’s not. Ryan Cohen is running a textbook activist investor playbook and the same one he used on GameStop itself. Let’s Break This Down.

  • driver61d1
    AvailableWerewolf600 (@driver61d1) reported

    TALK ABOUT ALL IN! GameStop is proposing to buy eBay at $55.5 billion while using ~82% of it's cash in the acquisition. The cash is coming from a $20 billion loan from TD Securities and $7.75 billion of GameStop's $9.4 billion war chest. The remaining $27.75 billion will be stock. At ~552 million shares left to issue, that would be mean GME is at $50?

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