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
Bellshill	Website Down	2 hours ago
London	Sign in	3 hours ago
Preston	Website Down	4 hours ago
Liverpool	Website Down	5 hours ago
Preston	Website Down	10 hours ago
Toulon	Sign in	10 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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  B-Money 🤑💰💸 (@BryGuyBMoney) reported 1 minute ago

  GME price decline is bullish on the eBay deal. As the deal becomes more and more certain, merger arbitrage sends the acquiror down. Buying dips feels painful, but this is the way. And zoom out, you're buying the long flat. Moon phase comes next.

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  Connor (@Amphium) reported 3 minutes ago

  Is eBay cracking down on modded consoles and stuff? I listed an xbox for parts and one i said "Loaded into a modded dashboard" and apparently that was enough to get a warning and the listing removed. I even noticed that searching for Modded Xboxes or "RGH" came up with basically nothing.

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  BADGRAPHIX (@badgraphix) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ElPlayerUno @inkfycreates "A few bucks" might be overselling it. You had me looking at eBay wondering if they had really gone that far down in price.

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  The Game Looters (@TheGameLooters) reported 5 minutes ago

  @AshPaulsen For sure I found parts I needed on eBay and did it myself. Definitely sell it someone out there can fix it for not that much. Anyways good luck on your next tv! LG are still the best 🥰

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  John S (@jsimi17) reported 10 minutes ago

  @michaeljburry A guy I worked with in the late 90's shorted EBAY on margin. It went up, he doubled down. It went higher he doubled down again he put his whole investment account into the short. It went higher. He got margin calls and had to close the position. Lost $500k. A month later (2)

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  Bucket (@Buckethatheada1) reported 17 minutes ago

  Youtube was basically the emperor thinking it had me, but then ebay was darth vader throwing his *** down the big hole

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  The Never To Be Humble Art Guy (@glgale) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AutonomyJenny Your fear is unhinged and linked to your personal persecution problem, same as the rest of the 18% fringe. Your neighbors aren’t going to burn down your property or sell your children on eBay. Stop being such a snowflake.

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  Sparky 🐇 (@HoloSparkeon) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Nico41969773 @nestapendragon Goblin Storm was a disaster and that these appear on Ebay and co too. But compared to the US, in the EU this is way less a Problem.

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  kfreds.3. (@kfrederich3) reported 21 minutes ago

  @BamaSaltyMarine @AmiriKing Facebook marketplace and eBay would explode with cases of MRE’s for sale.. driving the price down.. for that reason alone I support this.

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  Libertarian Trucking LLC (@PrintedRiffs) reported 25 minutes ago

  This is the stuff that drives me crazy selling on eBay.. USPS lost a package I sent out. It happens. Buyer tells me he never got it after 3 weeks. I check and tracking stopped 2 weeks earlier. I apologize and issue a refund. I get negative feedback for not psychically knowing he wanted a refund.

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  Evan (@brofessor23) reported 25 minutes ago

  @roywoodjr Now is not the time to stock up on Jalen Brunson rookie cards on eBay. The market will cool down a little over the next few months.

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  HotDawg (@HotDawgFingers) reported 27 minutes ago

  Lol @ebay removed the call option for our account. Cowards wont tell me why they took an auction down

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  Verlaxify (@Verlaxify) reported 29 minutes ago

  I also forgot to include the mention of a post I made yesterday about people that are scamming their viewers and making people pay money for Sprites and this wasn't directed at Phill and his name wasn't even mentioned in the post either but yet again he assumes everything is about him when it's not. I don't watch his streams, I don't look at his Twitter account at all except for today obviously when people make me aware of a post made about me and again pretty much this entire week so far I've been helping work on my house. The post that I made about the Sprite issues too was also based off of stuff I've seen throughout last week and this week including where people are selling Sprites on Ebay and there have been people on YouTube streams begging people for SUBS or Money in exchange to them getting Sprites in return.

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  Bakker (@Bakker684781) reported 30 minutes ago

  @_renderism I work 6 days a week and can still afford a basic condolences pipe down a PS4 is 100$ on Ebay

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  ilya (@ibaklanov) reported 35 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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  Kaiba’s Confections TCG (@AustinBurley1) reported 36 minutes ago

  Problem with alot of businesses these days is they hold your money to longest possible extent before you receive a payout. Yet everyone you pay wants paid on time . It’s a super annoying issue. Can’t tell me a multimiilion dollar apartment complex doesn’t have the funds to pay you your deposit on time in accordance with the law. Don’t get me started on insurance companies and ebay… like pulling teeth man.

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  hazardousmatter2 🔌🐰|🌠🎀|💭|🍑🥟|🐏 (@hzrdmttr2) reported 37 minutes ago

  @googlemaps My location keeps changing to Mexico and Brazil. I calibrate it and it's fine for a few hours and then goes back to either one of those. I don't have a VPN on, just using Starlink. Other apps like Facebook and eBay still use my correct location. How do I fix this?

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  Corner Card Collector (@CCCollectorTCG) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Squirtle_Sage Seam's like a slow ebay month and sorry for taking so long to get back went on a road trip for new inventory.

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  Neke Chukwu 𝕩 🪽 (@hey_Neke) reported 40 minutes ago

  @LycanWitchcraft @LibertyValkyrie If the real founders were willing to sell what’s the problem with that? He founded Zip2 (sold to Compaq for $307 million in 1999) and PayPal (originally X•com, acquired by eBay for $1.5 billion in 2002) I don’t see him taking credits for them now.. that’s how life works..

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  Hims House (@himshouse) reported 41 minutes ago

  $HIMS IMRAN KHAN: "EXECUTION IS THE BEAR CASE THAT WORRIES ME MOST" --- BUT HAVING 2.5 MILLION CUSTOMERS DE-RISKS THE THESIS @dottkhan: "Execution. Ultimately execution is everything. Ideas are a dime a dozen. Building a business requires an insane amount of execution." "At the end of the day, investors are spectators. We are watching a game. Right now the World Cup is going on, Messi does everything. The audience cheers things and boos, but ultimately Messi is the one who's scoring." "So EXECUTION is probably the most underrated thing in the investment world." "Hims is running over a 2.5 million customer base. The big question is, can they grow from there? Did they hit the ceiling? I obviously don't think they hit the ceiling, because they're adding a lot more products and services." "As you add more SKUs, you'll be able to acquire more customers. And you should be able to cross-sell more." "Once you acquire a customer, I might be interested in hair loss, but then I find, okay, I'll use them for my blood test. Or somebody comes for a blood test, then they use them for hair loss. That circular thing I have seen with so many internet companies." "When eBay started, Meg [Whitman] told me she was shocked by what percentage of their customers were only buying Beanie Babies on eBay. The number was between 10 to 20% of GMV. Because that was the product market fit." "You have to add more products and services so that more customers come back, and that creates a viral loop. Your LTV is going up, your CAC is going down, and then everything else is kind of manageable from there."

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  odd ☆⋆˙ ˚⁺ ⋆ ⁎⁺˳✧༚ (@pusherll) reported 42 minutes ago

  @bleeder1999 i buy all my dvds from ebay and i’ve never had any problems!! the seller has to list the condition of the dvd and if they’re lying ebay will give you a refund. just make sure the dvds are for your region, and if subtitles are important to you make sure the dvd has them

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  Zoltan X Zeeblefritz (@Zeeblefritz) reported 43 minutes ago

  @Malone_Wealth @ryancohen Nothing about the GME price makes sense. They now own a significant portion of eBay, whose stock is up, yet the price goes down.

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  Tru Arte (@MrHuntinNoobs) reported 44 minutes ago

  @ebay I have a genuine question. How come when I look for an item sold it is not in chronological order? Like the most recent order should be at the top of the page I'm looking now and the most recent order is 15 to 20 items down but you'll have an item that sold in May above it

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  FrankVoiceIsles (@VoiceIslanderFn) reported 46 minutes ago

  Just pulled down all of my sub $20 listings from @ebay. Sick and tired of @USPS employees stealing cards I sell. 3 of the last 7 cards I mailed never got to the destination. That coupled with all of the check stealing and scrubbing going on the standard mail service can't be trusted. Yes they were all tracked. Only certified mail from now on.

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  Vinny (@longislandvinny) reported 48 minutes ago

  @CarsleyGolf No way! Go buy another new driver and 3 gently used putters off ebay and surely those will fix ya.

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  Notions (@GoodIDeaDudes) reported 49 minutes ago

  @NymFrance If I was an American I’d be buying up a bunch of used iPhones ready to sell on eBay to people in the U.K in case it’s locked down on a device level.

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  sab (@sablikefab) reported 51 minutes ago

  people wonder why i have daddy issues and in part it’s because i got my dad a barbour jacket for father’s day one year and he sold it on ebay #FathersDay

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  BetaRadish - kicked Dozy into the water (@BetaRaddish) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Gammitin @uhf_satcom Sweet. I’ve seen some beaten ones turn up on eBay from time to time and I’ve considered getting one to tinker with. What sort of experience be do you have with it? Is it one of those frustrating to fix bug amazing when it works things?

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  REO Industries (@reoindustries) reported 57 minutes ago

  Full text of our letter below: A letter from REO - The Case for a Simple Truck The vehicle we deserve. There is a vehicle missing from the American market. It is small enough for a real garage, big enough for a family or a day's work, cheap enough to skip the seven-year loan, and built well enough to outlast it. What is REO? In 1901, Ransom Eli Olds built America's first mass-produced car, and it sold for $650 — about $25,000 today. After being pushed out of Oldsmobile, he founded a new company on his initials in 1905, and for seventy years REO built some of the most respected trucks in America, including the 1915 Speed Wagon, the ancestor of the modern pickup. We're bringing REO back to do the same job in a different era. What Broke? The average new vehicle now costs over $50,000, and the cheapest new pickup opens above $28,000 before anyone touches the options sheet. None of this happened by accident. Fuel-economy rules rewarded bigger footprints, a 25% tariff walled off small imported trucks (and still does), dealers bury the sticker under fees, and the manufacturers walked away from the bottom of the market because the loaded trim pays better than the honest one. Toyota still builds exactly this kind of truck, brand new, on three continents — but you can't buy one here.The buyers didn't leave. The products did. What We're Building The Runabout carries the name of Olds' first car. It is a family of small, body-on-frame, mechanical-4WD utility vehicles powered by a combustion engine — built in Texas and sold direct, with no dealers, no markup, and a website price with no hidden fees. First comes the T4X, a two-seat work truck targeted at $21,500, with the T4C crew cab truck and the S4C compact family SUV to follow on the same frame. We call this class of vehicles the Ameri-Kei, as they're heavily inspired by the simplicity and utility of the Japanese kei trucks.Initial design work is underway, and you'll know a REO when you see one: steel, authentic, honest, all business. Why Gas? Every new car startup in America is electric, while 90% of American buyers are not. Those companies raised record money chasing a fraction of the market, and every American EV maker except Tesla now sits billions in the hole. We exist because of those failures, and we build for the everyday American who simply wants a vehicle that works.Gas refuels in five minutes in every town in America, and every mechanic in the country already knows how to fix these powertrains. When the law and the supply chain change, we'll add other powertrains — but we'll do it late and on purpose, because delayed adoption buys proven parts at falling prices. The same goes for autonomy. We'll never bolt beta software onto your truck. The Runabout is engineered to be modular and forward-thinking, with a roof and wiring ready to accept sensors without cutting metal — so when self-driving is boring and proven, an REO can take it. Tried and true is the strategy, whatever it happens to be bolted to. Built Open The Runabout is designed to be repaired and modified by the person who owns it. Every control is a physical switch or lever, and the only screen in the cabin is a small display for diagnostics and Apple CarPlay. There is no parts-pairing, which means no component is ever software-locked to your VIN, and the diagnostics read out in plain English on a $30 scanner. The parts catalog is public, fairly priced, and backed for twenty years, and the bumpers, door cards, headliner, and trim all come off in under five minutes with common tools. There are no subscriptions and no feature locks.And then we go somewhere no automaker has gone: the truck itself is fully open source. Anyone can build a part for it, because nothing on the vehicle checks where a part came from. On top of that, we run an authorized maker program. Makers who pass our quality verification get the factory mounting patterns and a spot on our online marketplace, where they sell directly to owners at fees lower than eBay, RockAuto, and Amazon. Verified makers competing on the same shelf means the customer wins twice — prices come down and quality goes up. And our owners' community will live in the same app as the marketplace, run by the factory in the open: no more Facebook groups to dig through, no more forums to chase. Other companies fight their aftermarket. We're building the Runabout around the customer, and we want the customer to talk to us — on a forum sponsored and monitored by us, the OEM, in the most transparent way possible. What We're Asking For Today We're opening reservations now, before the renderings are finished and before the configurator is live — and we're doing it on purpose, because REO gets built in the open. A reservation is $25, fully refundable, and we hold that money separate from the company and never spend it to operate, so it is always there to come back to you the moment you ask. You are not buying a finished truck. You are putting your name down early and watching it take shape, and we'll keep you posted as the design, the specs, and the configurator come online. There is no fixed delivery date and no final price yet, and we won't pretend otherwise. Cancel any time before you buy and the $25 goes back, no questions asked. Every reservation tells us — and every supplier, engineer, and partner this truck needs — that it should exist. We're REO. Let's build cars like they used to be. Sincerely, Zach De Bernardi Founder & CEO, REO Industries, Inc.

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  ChestyPuller’s Ghost (@chestypuller92) reported 60 minutes ago

  @digitalassetbuy PayPal and Ripple have very strong ties together from the early days. PayPal was a Zero to One idea and eBay was the catalyst. It allowed PP to get massive volume quickly while integrating frictionless retail payment flow. Ripple is solving a similar issue for global banking. 021