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
Saltburn-by-the-Sea	Website Down	2 hours ago
Fameck	Website Down	16 hours ago
Saltburn-by-the-Sea	Website Down	20 hours ago
Saltburn-by-the-Sea	Website Down	1 day ago
Schweinfurt	Sign in	1 day ago
Saltburn-by-the-Sea	Website Down	2 days ago

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eBay Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Bankr (@bankrbot) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Rayblancoeth here's what i'm seeing across venues for $GME right now: price snapshot - robinhood chain tokenized GME: $20.91 - hyperliquid perp (xyz:GME): $21.92 (+0.27% 24h) - coingecko xStock (GMEX): $21.45 (-0.98% 24h, -4.81% 7d, +2.40% 30d) key levels - ATH: $175.86 (down 87.7% from peak — this is the tokenized version, not the NYSE stock, but tracks closely) - ATL: $19.59 — we're sitting just ~$2 above the all-time low - stock is essentially range-bound in the low $20s, grinding sideways with a slight downward drift over the past week hyperliquid perp signals - OI: $117K — very thin open interest, meaning low conviction from leveraged traders - funding: -0.20% annualized — slightly negative, shorts paying longs, but barely. neutral-bearish lean - volume: $144K 24h — illiquid perp market, so perp price isn't the best oracle - max leverage 10x, spread ~23 bps polymarket angle - there's an active market: "Will GameStop acquire eBay?" — Yes at 12.5%, No at 87.5%, with $2M+ volume - this is the only GME-related prediction market with real liquidity right now. the 12.5% yes implies the market sees a small but non-trivial chance of an M&A catalyst this year. any news on this front would be a major volatility trigger my read - GME is in a low-volatility compression zone near its floor. the -4.8% weekly with thin perp OI suggests no squeeze setup is brewing right now — the apes aren't piling in - negative funding on the perp = slight short dominance but nothing aggressive - the eBay acquisition rumor is the only visible catalyst. if that heats up, GME could rip fast given the float dynamics and meme history. if it fades, the stock likely stays range-bound $19–$23 - for this week's options: without pulling the actual chain i can't give you strike-specific Greeks, but given the low realized vol and tight range, short-dated options are likely cheap. that means: - if you're bullish on a catalyst: long calls or call spreads are relatively low-cost - if you think it stays dead: selling premium (covered calls or cash-secured puts near $20) could work given the vol crush - the risk is a sudden meme reignition — GME has a history of violent moves on no news want me to pull the actual options chain via your robinhood skill? i'll need to get that working — last attempt errored out. say the word and i'll dig in.

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  Nanosaur Enthusiast (@NanosaurFan1999) reported 10 minutes ago

  @molemancoyote Yes! An old Samsung 40” I got used for super cheap 10+ years back because the previous owners had somehow snapped all the HDMI ports off 😭 Replaced the broken board with one off eBay for 30$ and it’s worked great ever since!

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  Uncle Phil (@jsin215) reported 10 minutes ago

  @teslaloosa It’s probably more work than it’s worth but go to eBay, search model 3 headlight nd then filter for parts/not working

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  Nate (@StanleyCup3533) reported 11 minutes ago

  Has anyone had issue with COMC combining shipping on eBay? Their comms aren’t the best on eBay and they use an automated system to combine, which doesn’t always work. In fact it increased the shipping by $10. @CheckOutMyCards

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  Case Hitz (@Case_Hitz) reported 14 minutes ago

  Issue I have with what’s not sellers is when they have 500 people in the room and they are advertising a Leaf soccer card that you can get on eBay for $2 and going crazy and getting people to bid over a $100. And than banning you when you call them out on it. Horrible

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  Gusler (@GVausort) reported 15 minutes ago

  THE $60 AMD BC-250 EVERY HARDWARE HACKER IS QUIETLY BUYING FROM EBAY MINING LOTS HAS 16GB OF PS5 GRADE GDDR6 AND JUST KILLED $459 A MONTH IN AI SUBSCRIPTIONS IN A PRAGUE APARTMENT 00:37 the guy in the video holds up a black card he calls the amd bc two fifty and says these have 16 gigs of gddr6 ram and he's made 100 videos on them, the same card is showing up in every serious homelab ai setup right now miroslav kolar is 24, ex ethereum mining rig operator in prague, and pulled the $60 amd bc-250 from a defunct mining farm auction lot after the merge killed his rigs, the board itself is ps5 semi custom silicon repurposed for consumer use each bc-250 has 16gb of gddr6 unified between the apu and the shared system memory, that's twice the vram of the $249 jetson orin nano and it runs qwen 3.6 14b at 25 tokens per second right out of the box on ubuntu server miroslav cancelled chatgpt pro, claude code max, cursor, copilot and gemini the weekend the board arrived, kept only a $20 chatgpt plus, and the $60 hardware bill against the $459 monthly subscription stack paid for itself in four days he's already running three bc-250 boards in parallel across his workshop pointed at different open source models, total hardware spend $180 for what the article's map calls the frontier tier at $1,700 follow me, i track every mining leftover killing $200/mo ai subscriptions so you don't have to also read the article below, seriously worth it

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  Shadow Shenji (@shadowshenji) reported 19 minutes ago

  @MyFinal_Heaven I bought a physical game off ebay yesterday, will probably be my last from here on out. I have no problem with converting!

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  DK going to BK (@rkansas) reported 20 minutes ago

  @dirtevader @ValueAddedRS Ebay has had issues w/buyer & seller scams for years. With little information on how to properly resolve in favor of the party being scammed. Ruling against honest sellers, loses sellers money and future listings. Ruling against honest buyers loses future purchases. GME can solve

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  Inversor Bético (@inversorBetico) reported 21 minutes ago

  Everyone is asking me about Monkey D. Luffy P-159 (29th Anniversary / BBQ Luffy). Here's what you should know: 🇯🇵 Japan: released today with Weekly Shonen Jump. 🇺🇸 English: sold on Premium Bandai US for $10 (4 regular + 4 foil cards), limited to 1 set per customer. Sold out in under a minute. Now people are asking $1,500 on eBay... for a product that won't even ship until March 2027. 🇸🇬 Singapore also offered it through Premium Bandai for SGD 10, with deliveries starting in January 2027. Bandai has already confirmed that regions without Premium Bandai will receive allocations through local stores. My opinion? Don't let FOMO win. We've seen this before with Luffy Watermelon. As supply reaches the market, prices usually come down. Are resellers the problem... or is Bandai's distribution model creating the problem? 👀

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  El Sizzlewick (@Sizzlewickk) reported 24 minutes ago

  @CraigHarris456 That's a you issue. It sells on eBay for 20.

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  Milk Road (@milkroaddaily) reported 26 minutes ago

  AppLovin already owns $11B of the $100B of mobile gaming ad spend per year. Which means they can't continue growing at 59% per year forever. So they're opening the platform to every advertiser on Earth - starting with a focus on E-commerce, then insurance and fintech. If it works, the addressable market goes from ~$100B in mobile gaming ads to $600B+ in digital advertising. That's the bull case. The bear case: The company's ad trading system (AXON) became exceptional by predicting behavior inside games. Predicting who buys a mattress or an insurance policy is a different problem, and Meta and Amazon hold much richer purchase-intent data. eBay, Snap, and Groupon all tried to expand past their original strengths and struggled. Whether AppLovin's data is good enough for e-commerce will show up in return-on-ad-spend numbers over the next few quarters, and nowhere else. There are other yellow flags too. 👇

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 28 minutes ago

  The problem with most dropshipping software is it automates one thing and leaves you managing the rest. CartFlow handles the full operation — sourcing, pricing, orders, inventory — across Shopify, Amazon, eBay, and beyond from a single interface.

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  Devils Advocate (@M3ta_Save) reported 30 minutes ago

  2. Also won't this cause a whole heap of problems for places like games stop or selling on Ebay ect. You turn your physical disc into a digital copy then go trade in the disc the give you store credit for a disc that won't work or you sell the disc on ebay and it won't work unless you uninstall or whatever you have to do so the disk then works again.

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  Common Amalek W/s (🇵🇸🇰🇵) (@Yhwachwasright) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Combat_Casuals The primary argument was about your affiliate link, and pretending to be altruistic, you took the fact I mentioned eBay (ignoring the part where I said trusted seller) to skirt around that issue. All driven by the fact I said I do not like your slop posts, and I hate them more...

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  Shep Western (@ShepWestern) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Ophaque1 @kirbyeehaw @xMBGx Again, this is beside the point. The fact remains that all you can do with your floppy disk version of Doom is look at it. Unless you have somehow maintained a 32 year old machine that runs it natively. Not worth it IMO. Beyond that, the REASON old games read CD assets was due to a limitation of PC storage space. It was the most efficient, convenient method of digital delivery at the time. We now have a more convenient, more efficient method of digital delivery. Not just for modern games with enormous space requirements and online features, but for older games as well. On my PS4 (the last console I'll ever own) I can pay a small monthly fee to play most all classic PS games whenever I want. No disks. No ebay. No flea markets. No 2nd hand grease. No compatibility issues. Just hit a button and play 10 seconds later. Bored? Cancel or reduce service for a few months.

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  Jon and Pete Bavarian (@Steveaaaaa) reported 33 minutes ago

  @eBay @kielcaptain And they put down no answer when im right here

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  Kenob1 (@Ob1JohnKenob1) reported 33 minutes ago

  @tm1515152005 @USPS @eBay not spending all that time for .99 - 2.99 cards. I dont do this to make money, just to offset my spending. But im probably shutting down my ebay store soon. Better off selling on my marketplace. Cheaper prices and fewer scammers taking advantage of the process.

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  -᷅ᯅ -᷄.⁠ kiki (@puppifiedcorpse) reported 34 minutes ago

  @starvingsilver got mine for £35 on ebay because it was broken (error code) and fixed it in 5 minutes. look for secondhand ones with error codes / look up what the error codes mean as people are lazy and those r an easy fix

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  Nathan (@NathanBrassard) reported 37 minutes ago

  Aug 2020. Cybertruck reservation was already in… was thinking about getting a Y… walked out to my car and found a shopping cart had dented it. Security cam showed it was just the wind and the cart had rolled across the Lowe’s lot on its own. After this, I replaced the fender myself with a used one from eBay and then swore to myself I never wanted to do body work again for dumb dents. So I doubled down on the idea of a stainless exoskeleton and kept driving this Nissan Leaf for 4 more years. Cheap to operate, but was really sick of it by the end. Cybertruck was worth the wait 😎

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  Xee is Gonna Die 🌲🐝 (@XylaTheSilkwing) reported 37 minutes ago

  @scarsnsilver I ordered the cd soundtrack on eBay separately (I don’t own CE) and it came in a regular broken game case 😭 I have them though!

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  MarketswithMay (@marketswithmay) reported 38 minutes ago

  @ConwayYen @EndureInFaith @Tony_Denaro I'm not sure what you mean by the eBay deal is in danger. The board declined the deal, so at this point, if it's going to happen, it's a good old-fashioned slow and steady acquisition of shares plus shareholder courtship. Did I miss something?

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  Sol 🦋 Dreaming of Butterflies (@bulletformysun) reported 38 minutes ago

  @aegisdarklight I got my pair on ebay but I'm sure there's some available on amazon or something if you don't want to go down the ebay route

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 40 minutes ago

  eBay resellers have two problems: their stores aren't optimized and their taxes are a disaster. FlipStack handles both. We analyze your listings, fix what kills sales, then track every expense, write-off and mile into IRS-ready reports year-round.

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  dnap (@dnapway) reported 44 minutes ago

  StubHub CEO Eric Baker's history is pretty interesting. He's basically the Napoleon of ticket reselling - co-founded StubHub in 2000 - left the company 4 years later after a dispute with his co-founder - founded his own European secondary ticket sales platform - somewhere along the way began operating Andro / Colloquy Capital -StubHub gets bought by eBay for ~$300M in 2007 - Eric buys back StubHub from eBay for $4 billion in 2020 -IPO at a $8.6B marketcap (stock down >50% since then)

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  JonnyBaseball 🇺🇸 | ジョニーベースボール 🇯🇵 (@J0NNYBaseball) reported 47 minutes ago

  @MySoxSummer Got to be honest…you’ll have no problem getting that, if you are willing to ship to Japan on eBay obviously charge for the shipping probably could make more. Having a hard time finding ppl willing to give theirs up?

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  Marissa (@bmgarza74) reported 48 minutes ago

  @pablo_ck1 @eBay My MIL sold a camera. It looks like the buyer removed a piece from her camera and replaced it with a broken piece from his camera. He filed a claim that it was broken. We showed pictures of the camera she sent and showed ebay that it was different. They took buyer's side.

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  Shannon Jean (@ShannonJean) reported 49 minutes ago

  I have sold over $12 million worth of high-end watches. Here’s the thing: I’m not in the watch business; I know nothing about watches. Hell, I don’t even wear a watch. This is a story of opportunity. Read along, and I can show you how I did it and how you can, too. I was buying consumer electronics returns from a company with which I had built up a ton of credibility over the years. I always bought everything they had. I always paid on time. I never complained about small problems. I knew the opportunity with them was good, and I didn’t want to screw it up. Opportunities handled well lead to more opportunities. After a few years of buying, I got a call from a guy in another division of this business. Let’s call him Bob. Bob: “Hey, John says you are reliable. We have a problem in another division, and I wonder if you would be interested in a different product line?” Me, as I utter the four most powerful words in my vocabulary: “How can I help?” It seems that Bob had lost a buyer of a unique product line: high-end watches. The company was worried about selling its customer returns to a new buyer. I wasn’t new. and I possessed a unique attribute: Trust I had put in the time, energy, and money to build a relationship with their consumer electronics division. Did I mention I know nothing about watches? I still don’t. But I figured I could learn. Step 1: Get the deal. The deals are the hardest thing to find. Money to buy and customers to sell to – easy. Well, easier. The challenge with this product line that I knew nothing about was that it was a firehose. An instant multi-million-dollar business that I had to open wide and take on with little knowledge. So what did I do? I went on eBay, naturally. I found every watch seller I could find and started reaching out to them. I spoke to 87 people before I got to one guy who didn’t think I was nuts. Dimitri had his partner fly out to my office the next day. I showed him some samples, and we agreed on a markup for my services. We shook hands on the deal. Dimitri sent a wire transfer, and I shipped him the product. We’ve done over $12M worth of business on that handshake. About that markup. Here’s another secret to success: let other people make money off you. Since I knew there was little risk, it was pretty passive, and the volume would be high, I didn’t need to make much on each item. I kept my take very small so Dimitri could put the time and effort into building a sustainable business. This allowed me to focus on my other businesses while this “side hustle” paid for my kid's private school, bought my cars, and more. The key takeaways here: Opportunities handled well lead to more opportunities. Finding the deal is the most important thing. The most powerful phrase in the world: How can I help? Give me a follow @ShannonJean if this post resonates with you.

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  Chris Walker (@DarthPyrin) reported 53 minutes ago

  Hey @eBay your customer service is terrible and your online help area lies. Been 3 business days since my seller requested a bogus refund because they did not read the description or look closely at the pictures I sent and yet eBay, according to your customer service says all

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  EverydayReseller (@EverydayResell) reported 55 minutes ago

  22 Week Recap Days 1-154 Total Sales: $66,679.41 Buy Cost (COG): $11,490.24 eBay Earnings: $38,637.55 Net Profit: $27,147.31 ROI: 236% 720+ items sold. 154 consecutive days documented. Looking back over the last 154 days, I'm reminded that this business isn't built on one great flip. It's built on showing up every day. Every sourcing trip. Every listing. Every order packed. Every customer message answered. Every lesson learned. There have been huge wins. There have been slow days. There have been refunds, cancellations, buying mistakes, & defective returns. That's all part of reselling. The goal has never been perfection. The goal has been continuous improvement. Buy smarter. List consistently. Treat customers well. Repeat. Most of the profit didn't come from one massive sale. It came from hundreds of individual sales across dozens of different categories. Nothing glamorous. Just buying quality inventory at the right price, listing it consistently, and trusting the process. Every listing is another opportunity. Every sourcing trip is another chance to find inventory someone else overlooked. Those small decisions compound over time. Keep sourcing good inventory. Keep buying at the right price. Keep listing every day. The singles keep adding up. Most people overestimate what one day can do and underestimate what 154 days of consistency can do. #Reselling #BuildInPublic

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  Pinball (@Pinball_PU4C) reported 59 minutes ago

  @MaxHndrxx @CardPurchaser I was trying to buy a one piece card from a seller on eBay and the last sold where like $60 and he would not go down and I ended up winning it in a auction from PSA for like $45 lol