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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:
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eBay Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Mancgas (@mancgas) reportedGetting Amazon EBay Costa UK to pay 20% on UK profits would raise as much as the type of benefit issues they are talking about. Because the big ‘number’ they all throw about is mainly State Pensions or pension related top up benefits…
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Excellent Driver (@newconciousness) reportedThey told me they put notes on the Kobe sale. Obviously, they ignored those notes and chose to create problems for their end user. The fact that ebay was so "gracious" to send my cards back to me without accountability of the handling of them, is irrelevant to the issue.
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Wax & Refractors (@waxnrefractors) reportedMercari is a great platform for selling low end sports cards: quick listings, east to search stores, 10% fees and 49¢ shipping up to 3 oz. The problem? Four cards are automatically treated as 4 oz, forcing Ground Advantage. Let sellers adjust the weight like eBay does, and I might sell exclusively there. @mercari_app #sportscards
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Jared Bray (@tresamigos858) reported@CardsMax Especially when the alternative selling on eBay is 83-87% on the high side. Or risk total sales price on a consignment. Or grind for days finding views to get someone to buy the card. I have no problem paying someone for the relationships they’ve developed that I haven’t
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Dragos Darabut (@dragdo) reportedSo $GME. There might be something here, but maybe not at this price. Let's break it down. So today $GME has 5.2$ in net cash/share + 10.63$ per share in EBAY + 1.1$/share in Bitcoin + an operating business that generates 1.25$ in operating income. If we apply 10x to the business, $GME's value today is about 30$/share while it's price in the stock market is 22$. So they own close to 10% of $EBAY. $GME offered to buy the rest of the shares (90%) at 125$ paying 50% cash and 50% GME equity. So 90% means 50b. So 25b cash and 25b equity. GME has 6.5b cash on the balance sheet and can access 20b financing (mentioned in the offer). Say they access 15b in new debt. Now, they equity part is trickier. They do have the authorization to issue up to 2b shares at a price approved by the Board. Say they issue at the current mkt price of 22$. This means they will issue 25b / 22$ = 1.13b new shares and post-merger $GME will have 1.6b shares. So, the new company will have a roughly 3.8b in EBITDA (3b from EBAY + 0.8 from GME) and 2.6b + 4.1b + 15b =~22b in net debt. That's a pro-forma 2026 net debt / EBITDA of ~5.8x. Now, $EBAY currently trades at 18x or so and has very little debt (~1.2x). The new entity will be way more leveraged, but probably the business model can take it. But still, this amount of debt means higher risk and lower multiple. Say 15x instead of 18x. At this multiple, the Enterprise Value of $GME is 57b - 22b (net debt) -> an Equity Value of 35b / 1.6b (shares) = 21.8$/share. @ryancohen said they will cut 2b in costs in the first 12 months. If they manage to do this, then 2027 EBITDA will be something like 6b x 15 = 90 - 18b (net debt, assuming they can already reimburse some of it from FCF) = 72b / 1.6 = 45$/share. It's also possible the market will like the new company more and give 20x, so 120b - 18b = 102 / 1.6 = 63$. So it all boils down to whether @ryancohen can deliver on the promised synergies. I have a very small position (2% of my money) on this. For me to get more interested I'd have to receive a higher discount from the post-merger no-synergies price (which I estimated above at 21.8$). Say a 20% discount would work for me. So I'm waiting for 18$ to build a larger position. And I think we can get there. If the deal happens and the shares issuance is announced, the market reaction could be very punitive for $GME's shares. We shall see. Fun times though. Anyway, this is not investment advise, do your own due diligence.
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brandi⁷ (@kanadescomposer) reported@freshfiffi I'm not sure when this all went down, but since I bought the cd off ebay the money will go to the reseller rather than the original creator.
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The Phantom Peasant (@roaringpeasant) reported@radtdd99 @ValueAddedRS @ryancohen eBay is assessing the viability of potential shareholder lawsuits given they already have legal issues. If they have the judges and media aligned to back them they will attempt to maneuver and create a poison pill. If not, they will eventually step aside. Hope it’s the latter.
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Terry Shadley (@TheTerryShadley) reported@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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🏴InsideLucysHead🏴© (@InsideLucysHead) reportedA 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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Margot Stewart (@UnrepentantYoon) reported@AJ9352 Understandable, same thing occurred to me. But then again, I make purchases from Amazon and eBay fairly regularly and have never had any issues, and they hold the same information.
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Teddy.com (@teddy__com) reportedWhen @EdLudlow interviewed @ryancohen, he asked him about the Teddy redirect. RC quickly quipped back, “I am focused on GameStop.” Are you? You seem to be focused on eBay actually. You have never done this much talking until you made an offer to buy your darling stock with the slush fund you created off the backs of retail. You also are fully aware that your retail base pays attention to every single move you make. So why the coy little cryptic games? Your loyal followers are down billions on your games. The Tetris profile pic, the meme lore in the Power Packs launch, the ice cream, the 741 references… You have cost retail an incredible amount of money for every day $GME investors. Then you subtly mention that you are putting together a package imminently for the eBay deal on the All In show. “It might be out before this airs.” Lol. It’s been a month. You are ******* with the options markets. Every single time you talk, the stock goes down. Is it on purpose? $BBBYQ holders will never forget your little rug pull. We invested in the stock because we believe in you as a leader. Stop talking.
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Big Luffy (@OnePiecePikachu) reported@DrPepperFTW_ @ShoBahuTCG I have and thats not Money laundering are u slow? If it were no one would be selling on ebay
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bad robot ventures (@foxenflask) reportedeBay has the brand and platform to be the YouTube of live shopping but they can’t get their act together for simple things like automated emails to customers explaining why their accounts are being auto-suspended by their grandmas AI system that they have installed. @ryancohen and $GME please fix things like this ASAP when you get in there.
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Daani (@Dan1346475) reported@eBay @McLOVINKicks eBay is broken, there programmers can’t fix it. They do not want to help.
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E A (@EaNotSport1) reported@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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Polsia (@polsia) reportedEnterprise pricing teams have people watching competitors all day. Small sellers can't compete with that. Built Bidaptive to fix it. AI agents that monitor your listings across Amazon, eBay, Shopify and adjust prices in real time when the market moves. Now you can.
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Kalev Karo (@kalevkaro) reported@NomadCards Sneaker collector here. This is exactly why I use Afterpay for every sneaker purchase. Why would I give Goat/StockX/eBay 100% of the money before I’m able to make sure they’re real and not damaged? I’ll give you 25% so if there is a problem I’m only waiting on that to be refunded
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Turnaffle (@Turnaffle_) reported@TheMemeBender I love Meta Runner so ******* much, I'm praying that ONE DAY Glitch does SOMETHING with it. it sucks that they removed like ALL THE MERCH off their store because oh my godddddd I wish I could buy Meta Runner merch without having to give up like an arm and a leg on Ebay 😭
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Atrain (@Northwest_coins) reported@BlastoiseBaller @DannypTCG Ebay doesn’t require shipping within a few days. You can specifically put that you intend to ship in one month or two months and as long as the person wants to pay for it and buy it then it’s not a problem. I just bought a card and had Ebay ship it to PSA for me. Four months.
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tebin (@tebin) reported@ngdevteam Please, you really should expand shipping to Mexico; I always miss out on all your games :( Shipping isn't the issue, but I refuse to buy from scalpers on eBay.
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beef stroganoff the 2nd (@krissyp61471372) reportedGLITCH PLEASE RESTOCK THE 3RD MURDER DRONES VINYL I CAN'T EVEN FIND IT ON EBAY
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Woke Moe (@WOKE_MOE) reported@GalvStudios22 Been trying to track down a copy of this one forever, eBay prices are just a smidge too much for me. 50+ USD is a bit wild imo
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bad robot ventures (@foxenflask) reported@ValueAddedRS Exactly. Their “solutions” and “innovations” are all in the form of wasted capital allocation, and they don’t hire operators or entrepreneurs to solve problems and see new features and partnerships through with rigor and attention to detail. What a waste of shareholders capital and a waste of time for eBay buyers and sellers.
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Excellent Driver (@newconciousness) reportedAt 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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Pissing into the abyss (@Douglas34377580) reported@zebular0 Yep gained $80 million on Ebay stock today and GME goes down $60 million.
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JW (@WhiteJohn22) reported@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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Jared Bray (@tresamigos858) reportedIf 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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LikeASherwin Gaiden The Man Who ErasedHis Username (@LikeASherwin) reported@feline_cult I'm not sure. I dont think this has ever been a problem for me. Its only a matter of a few ebay or amazon clicks for anything I could have ever wanted lately.
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HeroAssange (@HeroAssange) reportedEbay share price is up $2 today Thats means Gamestop has an increased unrealised gain of $86 million since market open Result = GME down 0.8% 📉
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Phantom (@Phantomdgkda) reported@PokemonRestockr There is no alternative at the moment, there in lies the problem! What type of people do you really think are lining up?? The minute Sam’s Club opened is we eBay posts marking up your “MSRP product”. You’re a scalper and I know it