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
Manchester	Website Down	2 hours ago
Saint-Jean-de-Védas	Errors	6 hours ago
Township of Evan	Errors	13 hours ago
Manchester	Website Down	13 hours ago
Beaune	Website Down	14 hours ago
Manchester	Website Down	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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  Pat(ricia) (@materialculture) reported 29 seconds ago

  @ValueAddedRS And then they pulled the recorded live down, eliminating the video sales receipts!! Hard to believe ebay found another way to not think things through.

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  ClickHole (@ClickHole) reported 42 seconds ago

  A traffic jam that makes you late for a job interview. A cousin’s funeral that forces you to miss a sick bachelorette party. You may have had bad timing cause issues in your life, but it’s likely nothing compared to the bad timing that totally robbed this man of a once-in-a-lifetime experience: This man missed the birth of his daughter because he got an email announcing changes to the terms and conditions in eBay’s user agreement just as his wife went into labor. Ugh, eBay…Why’d you have to do this man like that? When 28-year-old fishing guide Calvin Porter and his wife, 38-year-old fellow fishing guide Anita Porter, got pregnant, Calvin spent the pregnancy anticipating the birth of his first child as if it were Christmas morning. But when Anita’s water broke at 2 a.m. last Thursday, Calvin opened his phone to check the weather, and his heart sank. The message sat at the top of his inbox: There had been an update to eBay’s user agreement, and it was a big one. While much of the text of eBay’s terms and conditions remained the same boilerplate fine print that Calvin had agreed to when he signed up as an eBay user back in 2014 to sell a small collection of seashells he’d found at a garage sale, bullet points in the email outlining the updates showed that the Disclaimer of Warranties and Vehicle Purchases and Sales sections had seen some updates that he’d have to go over before he’d be able to hold his wife’s hand while she gave birth to their precious daughter. “I’ll be there as soon as I can!” Calvin said hurriedly as he kissed his heavily pregnant, contracting wife and shoved her into a cab along with the “go bag” they’d packed three months prior in anticipation of this very event. He rushed back inside, put a pot of coffee on, and fired up his laptop to dive into all the fine print he’d have to agree to before continuing as a responsible eBay user, trying to push away the images of his beautiful wife bringing their daughter into the world all alone. This is definitely the bummer of all bummers. Obviously eBay had no idea they’d be robbing Calvin of such a magical experience when they chose to send out this update at 11:46 p.m. that night, and you can’t expect a corporation not to cover all its legal bases just because people might be having kids. Hopefully Calvin and Anita get pregnant again soon and give birth at a time when Calvin is free from updates to Citi’s Online User Agreement or DraftKings’ Terms of Use so he can finally experience the magic of becoming a father in person. Such a bummer!

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  JW (@WhiteJohn22) reported 3 minutes ago

  @tresamigos858 Good read! I think eBay is cheap and it’s not their problem many card flippers margins are at 15-20%.

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  HeroAssange (@HeroAssange) reported 6 minutes ago

  25 years ago one of these anchors would have brought in Ebay CEO Jamie Iannone when they are interviewing Ryan Cohen Split screen, have it out in public. Jerry Springer style Thats the problem with the leadership at Ebay. They are installed puppets to a company that was 99% insitutionally owned. Blackrock doesnt get mad when they pay themselves extortionate fees, thats a part of the game The big companies have the same group of people moving from one company to the next. They are there to extract value for themselves and their friends. Thats it

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  heizellevt no.1 fan (@hiddenheizelle) reported 6 minutes ago

  chat… my dream bag i’ve been trying to hunt down for ages is for sale on ebay… WHEN I DONT HAVE ANY DISPOSABLE INCOME THIS IS HELL I LIVE IN HELL

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  Excellent Driver (@newconciousness) reported 8 minutes ago

  At worst, @ebay has a credibility problem that has persisted for many years now. Fix your problems or suffer. That's my best advice to you as a business partner to millions of people on the planet.

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  TheSoaringTitty 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@gimpmask666) reported 10 minutes ago

  @sneedweb "It would build a nationwide second hand market place" place" ...like ebay. A big problem for business sellers is blatant businesses with numerous accounts selling the exact same thing multiple times bypassing the business hoops and rules,that needs to stop ,ebay dont listen.

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  Commander Lufkin (@JasperLufkin) reported 12 minutes ago

  I just went on eBay and the prices looked crazy high but when I clicked on them they would come down and I realized it was set for a different currency, I looked up and the flag of the star people was my country setting, are they after me bros?

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  🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿InsideLucysHead🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿© (@InsideLucysHead) reported 12 minutes ago

  A Soda Called Sup... Back in the 80's, the Coca-Cola company sold Sup, a combination of Sprite, 7 Up, and a secret ingredient that was never revealed. It was a beloved beverage that was unfortunately discontinued within a couple of months and without any intention of going back on store shelves. People started buying Sup like crazy, clearing out whole market shelves just to hoard that lemony taste. Eventually, Sup became a collector's item, selling for as much as £100 a bottle. During this craze, there were, of course, scammers. One such scammer, named Dave, came up with a way to make a quick quid. Dave would take old Coke cans and painstakingly remove the label on the front and replace it with the iconic Sup logo. Then, he would fill the cans with Sprite, 7 Up, and a dash of cinnamon to recreate the flavour, despite the concoction tasting nothing like Sup. Finally, he'd reseal the can and sell it on eBay. Within time, people started buying his fake Sup, raking in hundreds and hundreds of pounds. This scheme was not for nothing. Dave had a problem. Specifically, he was addicted to *******. He funnelled all the money he made from his fake Sup sales straight to his dealer to get more and more of his ivory vice. So I guess you could say that Dave was getting high on his own Sup lies.

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  D3wayne (@d3wayne) reported 13 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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  Jared Bray (@tresamigos858) reported 17 minutes ago

  If you’re netting less than 83% check your advertising % and seller performance. Both are a fixable problem and can contribute to the lower sales proceeds. I’ll go to eBay under certain conditions: 1. Rare/low pop card where views matter to get my price. Less liquid cards.

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  damo is (@boldlygrow) reported 18 minutes ago

  @sith_boul @joepoopie12 @SwamiKnows_ I keep thinking the solution in place for this is a market crash before the deal gets locked. We get eBay much cheaper and eBay’s board gets in real legal trouble for failing their fiduciary duty.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 22 minutes ago

  Most ecommerce businesses can't afford the pricing intelligence large retailers have. Built PulseIQ to fix that. It monitors competitors 24/7 across Amazon, Walmart, and eBay, automatically adjusts your prices, and alerts you when the market shifts. Now every seller can compete.

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  The Really Bad Golfer (@therlybadglfer) reported 24 minutes ago

  @HeyJSay @OffDaHook35 ITs easier to consider it this way: there are 5 main versions - Base corrected, **** Face, Black Box, White scribble, and black scribble. Then, there is short cut and long cut for each. Then, depending on your level of self hatred there are the 7 variants to the black scribbles and black boxes. Then, if you accidentally see one on ebay or a card show and get sent down the path of insanity, there are the 4 variants of the white circle. Each of the scribble variants also have long and short cuts. So, there are at least 48 versions, and that is if we ignore the double die strikes all together 🤯🤯🤯

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  Vlad G (@realvladhere) reported 25 minutes ago

  @ImliterallyETH 3 times I try , and I got error 🥹 so now my buy will be on eBay from scalpers

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  Gabrielle Stubbs (@gabystubbs1) reported 31 minutes ago

  @sharrond62 100% , I do not want a smart phone ,I do not want online banking - so, i no longer have access to my ebay a/c , I cannot buy much because all the high street stores are closing down. Notice how Lloyds ATM machines also went with the PO , you have to PAY to use cash machines

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  RetireDividend | Gen X Investing (@RetireDividend) reported 31 minutes ago

  @burrytracker It’s down because all their merchandise is stolen in broad daylight and resold on eBay at a discount.

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  SimpleJack (@SimpleJack) reported 33 minutes ago

  🧵1/3 I realize today that after all this time, I really knew nothing about synthetic options. Of course it drove me down a rabbit hole as almost everything seems to do. I learned a thing or two and it happened to align with something pretty significant that I’ve been watching for further evidence of. GameStop might be a lot closer to @eBay ownership than we realize. It’s time to play the game! Get another PDF thread. $GME

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  AJ (@CardGameNomad) reported 34 minutes 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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  bad robot ventures (@foxenflask) reported 39 minutes ago

  Thanks for all the info Liz. $15-20B of the total $80B GMV is absolutely massive. I’m not recommending any major changes or updates that would turn off existing users, but rather slight modernization to boost overall traffic (I mentioned SEO, as a car guy, whenever I search for cars and parts which is quite often lol, I never see eBay links). And also perhaps future new features, like being able to get financing right on the website through an API with a lender partner, etc. That’s funny they tried innovating through acquisition like typical corporate shills and like the rest of their acquisitions, which seems to be the only approach they know for any stagnation or problems. We really need a hardcore operator in there that thinks out of the box and is willing to look at things without spending the most shareholder capital for the least return. eBay needs to stop acting like a venture capital firm, it’s disgusting the amounts they have paid and continue to pay (Depop) for these acquisitions.

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  Pissing into the abyss (@Douglas34377580) reported 39 minutes ago

  @zebular0 Yep gained $80 million on Ebay stock today and GME goes down $60 million.

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  Terry Shadley (@TheTerryShadley) reported 41 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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  Sheep of **** Street (@SheepOfWeedST) reported 43 minutes ago

  @Dark_Prince078 Share holder here but cash floor just went down a few levels. eBay play is going to take another 12+ months. Price action makes sense.

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  🪞 caster (@noisefloorrrrr) reported 44 minutes ago

  the chaos terminator heads are so terrible and not so IW i may actually need to fold and get some head bits on ebay

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  Hunter Catheter Society 🏴‍☠️🩸🦋🧸 (@BarcodeBananza) reported 47 minutes ago

  @GMERICAN69420 @GoatBeardzDD Ryan could still be waiting for Dk-butterfly-1 bankruptcy court proceedings before launching Teddy. And it feels like Ryan has gotten the greenlight from BlackRock, Vanguard & State Street to acquire ebay. But Ryan STILL hasn't released the Tender Offer. So something major is definitely holding this up. You have to think, Ryan wants to do big things and he seems to be in no rush. He'd rather do everything right (slow & controlled) instead of rushing the process and getting blindsided, leaving him exposed to either more lawsuits or capital investor losses.

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  payan | TheYoloDAO (@90Payan) reported 48 minutes ago

  @StonksMae If Ebay goes up 10%, GameStop will go up 2%. If Ebay goes down 10%, GameStop will go down 10%. They use every reason to slam it down.

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  HλLF-LIFE 3 (@Half_Life_III) reported 51 minutes ago

  @blurritolive True 👍The Steam Machine uses a great RAM stick [SK Hynix DDR5 SODIMM HMCG78AGBSA095 AA, on eBay for $189.94] and when you boot, Memory Training tests CPU-RAM signals. If timings, voltage, or layouts mismatch, this test fails, causing a black screen and a blinking error light.

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  E A (@EaNotSport1) reported 55 minutes ago

  @ThePPseedsShow I don’t think Black Rock will turn down $125/ share. RC is high key saving all these institutional holders because they’ll loose big betting against BOBBYQ. They need RC to buy eBay.

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  EVILiNNside (@EVILiNNx) reported 58 minutes ago

  That create an account or wait until a place is open just to see their menu is so ******* retarded or ebay moving the search bar after 20 years. Some ******* retarded gets paid a shitload for these terrible ideas. Im trying to track down who keeps changing streetlights in my area

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  Red Pill Money (@RedPillMoney) reported 58 minutes ago

  my life story i was born in a wealthy community in LA county- my parents always had enough but not too much which was fine by me. i had everything i ever needed but to my parents, finances was something they never really took control of yet always worried about. imagine making >300k in the early 2000s and not securing your future **** got crazy when i was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in the mid-2000s, they owed hundreds of thousands on the medical debt from me being hospitalized for 1 week and the crazy cost of medical supplies back then seeing the fallout of that made me never want to fall in the golden handcuff, upper middle class trap **** that. i'll get rich or die trying. i started selling baseball cards on eBay when i was 13 and by 16, found vinyl records the collectible vinyl record industry is run by guys in their 50s or older and they are terribly inefficient businessmen + greatly behind the times i changed the game i founded & ran the largest vinyl record store on amazon for a decade i bought bitcoin for the first time 10 years ago this week i thought i had it all figured out... i didn't know **** success at too young an age without checks & balances will lead to an implosion, it generally does with few exceptions i had a severe blackout drinking problem, i started pulling girls but only surface level. sometimes i'd wake up with a girl in my bed i didn't even remember *******. it's like i met them right then, at 7am as the thirst, nausea and confusion kick in i was never emotionally honest with others because i wasn't emotionally honest with myself. i had great friends, i viewed friends as my surrogate family. my main friend group was a few years older than me but took me under their wing and developed me as much as they could. oh, i also didn't manage my diabetes at all for 15+ years you're supposed to test your blood glucose level 5-10 times per day. i tested my blood glucose 25 times over 10 years from my teen years through last year. Grateful to still be here, there have been more than a few close calls my body & mind were in constant fluctuating states from not taking care of myself but i was fit on the surface- i looked good because my parents have aged like angels and i worked out consistently, but felt like **** constant ups & downs- i thought i might be bipolar. nope according to some professionals. but maybe. idc about labels. but i definitely ****** my life up in various ways i sold my vinyl business in august 2024 for a good lump sum. got ******** out and never looked back i'd been playing with memes since march 24, thought i'd double down and i did up. bigly. super bigly. genny bigly. too quickly no discipline leads to subpar outcomes built myself back up through 2025 & 2026- great positions across the board in the best "cults, movements and revolutions" then i got robbed. 6/13/26 didn't lose it all. but a couple wallets i'd spent 2025-2026 building up were compromised. it is what it is. do i feel substantially better today than i did in peak euphoria? i don't know depends on the day but lately i've been focusing on what's in my control health. i'm almost in my 30s. jesus that's crazy to think. i still feel like im in my late teens or early 20s- mentally at least i'm still incredibly optimistic about our future i still take action to realize future outcomes that'll bless me and my future beneficiaries i still view life as a game, but this time around it's not the game i need to master it's myself sigma freud.