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 (47%)
• Sign in (34%)
• Errors (19%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Preston	Website Down	3 hours ago
Marseille	Website Down	6 hours ago
Preston	Website Down	8 hours ago
Southend-on-Sea	Website Down	15 hours ago
Ploemeur	Website Down	19 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	20 hours ago

Full Outage Map

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eBay Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  GatorGrad_ (@uf7gator27340) reported 16 seconds ago

  @prewarcards I just listed some upgraded t206 cards on ebay. Sticking to buying them graded feom here on out. SGC is terrible and I can't imagine them improving.

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  Open the Pod Bay Doors, Hal (@lowens1975) reported 2 minutes ago

  @sage1411 Business is in trouble when you have to sell by the pallet load to resellers on eBay. Every other attempt to unload it has fell flat. Then she issues a statement that Netflix, a global conglomerate, is holding her back. Netflix probably tried to guide her about retail and failed

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  Johnny Mize (@JohnnyMize8) reported 7 minutes ago

  I ******* hate eBay so much anyone that glazes that app can eat a fat **** as far as I'm concerned and fight me if you got problem otherwise **** off eBay is dog ****.

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  Chunky Konga 🍌 (@CHUNKYKONGA1) reported 8 minutes ago

  @ImmortalAvatar2 @kayotikmunky How so? I’ve been buying and selling on there for decades. No problem. eBay has a crazy good policy on refunding people who didn’t get exactly what they purchased.

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  “captain crashout” rhys birchwood (@rhysthepounder) reported 13 minutes ago

  Buying a pair of air max 97s from eBay will fix all of my problems

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  Dad is FIRE 🔥 (@DadisFIRE) reported 13 minutes ago

  In college in the late 90s I sold DVD players, digital cameras, etc on ebay, then I went down the street to Circuit City and bought them.  This plus working in a factory building circuit breakers is how I paid for college.

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  Sanj (@sanjmovies) reported 15 minutes ago

  @LexG_III dude - if i'm gone for 2 days or more - its cause my computer won't work cause of the stupid fan issue - looking now for new computers on the ebay - need the deal -

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  Jen-X (@JenX_Based) reported 16 minutes ago

  Thank you SO MUCH. Today I will use this to eat well & buy a bag of food for my dog Joey. I've been living off the McDonald's app lately & i do need a good meal. The bag of dog food will last about 3 weeks because Joey eats with me sometimes too. Also I will have to save for my phone bill because its due tomorrow. I've no way to pay it right now Ebay income is dying because of the war & with limited inventory there im down to hope. Ill be ok if I can get out there & start hunting again. Ive been sick all morning though. 🤕 All I want is a fair fight. Dying we without Healthcare, especially when you know you could beat it, sucks. I appreciate you all. @Notwokenow thank you

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  Astolfo's No. 1 🫧🐾 (@stolphie) reported 18 minutes ago

  @WilfWilker look on japanese sites........theyre a loooot stricter about small defects than other sites so even the most insignificant thing will bring it down by a lot. people on ebay will resell their figs secondhand pissed on and with scratches at their retail price w no shame

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  YettiLOL (@Yetti2Quick) reported 21 minutes ago

  @SakurasCardShop question around reship addresses. Ebay essentially does this for shipping internationally as well. Basically once it gets to reshipper, your product is delivered right? So any package issues should be on the reshipper at that point and they should cover any failure to deliver??

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  Stratos the Staple (@DropOutStratos2) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Aimbotting Let me place it all here so we both can make sure its the same page: We both dont disagree the **** quality is an issue, cant tell if they are 1st ED or not Logan said a wrong source for the value, EBay was a reliable middle ground So, we can both agree this is just a mess

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  JimPlaysNintendo (@jplaysnintendo) reported 26 minutes ago

  Catalog NES Game 42- Rampage Rampage was released as an arcade game in 1986 before being ported over to the NES as well as many other systems. The franchise and its rights are owned by Warner Bros after they purchased Midway Games. The idea is simple. You are transformed into 3 monsters that look like King Kong, Godzilla, and Werewolf. You get to run around smashing buildings, collecting power up food items and such. While the actual sales figures are not known it did go down as one of the most popular rentals at the time. The arcade version of the game was a massive hit. Today if you are looking to collect you can find the game on Ebay and such for roughly $15 to $20 and a nice boxed version for around $100 #NES #Rampage

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  Astra (@AaronBPrince) reported 26 minutes ago

  @jeffqchen ebay is something else, the amount of "untested" electronics, where they're only claiming it's untested because they know it's broke, and "spares and repair" where it's obvious in the photos it's broken beyond saving.

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  Sella 📈 (@Sellao93) reported 28 minutes ago

  @charcoded I saw it for 1200 in Amsterdam with a title .. searched for months until I found one on ebay. Might not be 100% original but it looks real nice. Super accurate and even keeps running over night no problem

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  Brandon Nielsen (@BrandonNie43375) reported 31 minutes ago

  @foxenflask Even if you used only 90% of the cash after you pay down all our debt I bet it looks better than buying eBay. We’d also have zero debt!

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  Kyezoar (@Kyez0ar) reported 32 minutes ago

  @DeltyThe73rd I know his US version is up for Pre-order if you don't wanna hunt down on like Ebay or Aliexpress for a good deal.

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  Brandon (@Brandon95090730) reported 33 minutes ago

  @ImJayWellMusic @ReddCinema So uncle ruckus eBay what about then crackers that do the same or is you a good boy & go like that to them ? Don’t ever try to act tuff with anyone if you gonna bow down

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  uni (@edgelordunicrn) reported 36 minutes ago

  @crucifyxmee i got it second hand on vinted but i think there r others on ebay n **** just look up like 2010 buckle down jack skellington reversible belt n u shuld find it

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  QM ⚡️ (@CardQueue) reported 37 minutes ago

  Anyone having trouble with eBay standard envelope lately? I purchased like 4-5 cards just a bit over 2 weeks ago and only 1 has arrived so far. Usually they’re here within 7-10 days @CardPurchaser

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  Ishfaaq Peerally (@IshfaaqPeerally) reported 38 minutes ago

  Is Mercado Libre making a mistake with fintech? $MELI is known as the Amazon of Latin America. But a better comparison would be Ebay. While, indeed Mercado Libre is the largest ecommerce business in LATAM, it is not a retailer like Amazon. Instead, it acts as a marketplace, allowing buyers and sellers to connect. This means they can be a high margin business. But unlike Ebay, Mercado Libre decided to fully monetize its marketplace. It entered several other businesses, including retail and logistics, which are generally low margins. But also some higher margins ones like advertising. The business gradually started offering fintech services to its sellers, then, to its customers too. And now, Mercado Libre has a full fintech business with Mercado Pago, which serves customers beyond the marketplace. I believe, however, that we need to look at the fintech business as two separate businesses: fintech services (processing and acquiring) and credit (lending). If we look again at the margins of Mercado Libre, they have been declining in recent years. That's because of the lending business. Every time Mercado Libre issues a credit card loan, they have to record a provision for credit losses in case the loan is defaulted. This is the same as bank does. This is recorded on day one. But Mercado Libre is paid only gradually over time when the customer repays the loan with interest. And with the credit business growing so rapidly, the provisions for credit losses are ballooning. Unlike banks, Mercado Libre doesn't have access to cheap financing. So, the lending business is capital-intensive. Mercado Libre recorded over $3 billion in credit losses last year. That's a company with about $2 billion in net income. So, the provisions are indeed affecting earnings by a lot. The thing is that the provision is dependent mostly on the size of the loans originated rather than the revenues generated from those loans. Margins will only be able to stabilize when the company decides to pause the rapid expansion of the lending business. For the time, they don't seem to be interested in doing that. At the end of the day, what matters the most is how much earnings the business can generate for owners. And Mercado Libre is more profitable than ever with a large expected revenue growth. Whether you are willing to invest in a company knowing that in the short-term the margins are going to be lower and the business itself will get riskier, it all depends what you're looking for as an investor.

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  Mistah J (@TheOreoAdmiral) reported 39 minutes ago

  **** is terrible. This **** cost more than a Wii on eBay

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  ilya (@ibaklanov) reported 41 minutes ago

  You are seeing an amplification of a small number of negative experiences during a very emotional period. Each of these cases is a terrible experience for the affected people - no denial of that. There is a VERY large group of SH employees working on such orders, but there are limits to what can be done due to how ticketing works (Primary like FIFA doesn’t allow 3rd parties to be part of the transaction and actively blocks accounts that they suspect to be “escrowing” the tickets; platforms like SH have close to zero ability to verify if the seller transferred the ticket or if the buyer accepted it - you would be shocked by the amount of fraud on all sides; etc etc). Does StubHub make mistakes? For sure, everyone does, and it doesn’t excuse us. Does StubHub intentionally try to screw customers? No, and that would be a very stupid policy to have for a business that has aspirations to exist for decades. Can Stubhub reinvent the model that would make ticketing way more transparent? I wish, but the previous owner, EBay, almost bankrupted the company by trying to be the one and only “all-in pricing” player, while everyone else was doing their price manipulations (last year a federal all-in pricing law moved every player to the same terms). Many naysayers would demand only verified and preuploaded tickets, but once they see how few tickets are left, they immediately go to the next platform that “magically” has way more tickets.

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  Ryan Eklund (@noleova) reported 42 minutes ago

  @cryofthewild @michaeljburry @nice_investment Why? We all have issues with folks. But homie has bought in and then sold in quick fashion now twice. Cohen was there both times. Cohen isn’t leaving. The root of the issue is eBay or at least that’s what Burry said. This first acquisition for cohen can’t just be a thing that will grow in a market that is 100000% in a ******* bubble. His first purchase has to support the core business and bring lateral movements to fresh segments while having a dominant market share on collectibles and grading. Look at the damn share price. And look at that last 8 quarters.

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  eezzee496 (@EdwardConw71705) reported 46 minutes ago

  @glacierptrading cohen has already said he sticking with gamestop ...... and he could run Ebay from home with no problems so why are you bothering to post anti GME drivel

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  ricky (@rickyadry_) reported 49 minutes ago

  @MaksymKomarov @eBay what happen now with your BBE suspension? is it get reevaluate automatically or no? got same problem now

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  strand (@str_xs) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Lensar_dawn There were zero where I’m at and I kept an office in the in the main building in the main business district in my state for a decade. Other than maybe the eBay guy. In the last two years, theyre increasingly everywhere. Parking illegally, arguing with wait staff at restaurants, driving slow in their Teslas, parking in pickup spots when theyre not picking up items, nearly all the temp jobs, theyre working in the cultural guided positions which naturally belong to the native pop - which is ridiculously shameless….

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  Todd (@Chicagofan76) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Oldtimers365 1983 Chevy Malibu with 26,000 original miles. Bought it from eBay in 2002 for $500. Wanted to fix it up and restore it then sell it. Drove great. Only issues were AM radio and headliner falling down.

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  paul newton (@paulnew29783815) reported 53 minutes ago

  @talkSPORT rob Edwards daughter saw it on eBay and got in early at a knock down price and storing it in the garage ,for when its needed NEVER HAS SO MUCH BEEN WRITTEN SAID ABOUT SO LITTLE RIP ROB EDWARDS

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  Khushi🪐 (@_khusheyyy) reported 56 minutes ago

  the first trillionaire in human history just happened and most people scrolled past it. the FIRST person in all of recorded human history to cross $1 trillion. let that sink in - elon musk, born in South Africa - bullied so badly he was hospitalised as a kid - moved to North America with a backpack and almost nothing - started Zip2 with his brother in a tiny office, sold it 4 years later for $300 million - took that money and co-founded PayPal changed how the world moves money sold to eBay for $1.5 billion - instead of retiring, put everything into Tesla AND SpaceX at the same time - 2008 both companies nearly dead, down to the last rocket, last launch, last dollar - kept going anyway - watched the world laugh at electric cars then watched Tesla become the most valuable automaker on Earth - watched the world call reusable rockets impossible then landed one, and did it again, and again - bought Twitter for $44 billion when everyone said don't, rebuilt it from scratch, renamed it 𝕏 - built Starlink and gave internet access to millions who never had it - sent humans back to space from American soil - launched xAI and jumped into the global AI race - now actively building the path to Mars not as a dream, as a deadline one lifetime. eight industries. zero inherited wealth. zero permission from the world. this is not a business story. this is a history story. the first trillionaire was just a bullied kid from South Africa who refused to stop building. congratulations elon, you deserve this <3

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  Dan Kingerski (@TheDanKingerski) reported 60 minutes ago

  @RUF1O_RUF1O If I put it on Ebay, I'll let you know. Sorry, I generally don't because I'm terrible with following through.