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 (62%)
• Sign in (24%)
• Errors (15%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Manchester	Website Down	7 hours ago
Macclesfield	Website Down	9 hours ago
Manchester	Website Down	13 hours ago
Friedrichsdorf	Sign in	18 hours ago
Manchester	Website Down	18 hours ago
Manchester	Website Down	2 days ago

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eBay Issues Reports

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  Trutown (@Trutown) reported 3 minutes ago

  MG Barbatos straight build with minor painting done. Once the water slide decals come in I will apply them, apply a flat top coat, and work on trying my hand at heavy weathering. You might be asking how I solved the issues with the feet and shoulders? I didn’t. I bought metal parts on eBay to replace the parts that introduce structural weaknesses in the kit. It seemed easier than trying to figure out how to fix something that can’t be fixed. Still working on trying to recreate one of the poses on the side of the box.

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  Spicer Matthews (@spicermatthews) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Kappaemme1926 Had the same thing. The CPU throttles because there's because there is no fan. Mac minis seem way overpriced right now. And they're hard to get. I started buying MacBook Pros off eBay with broken screens. More or less a Mac mini with a UPS. and 2/3 cheaper. My experiments suggest there's not much difference between a Mac mini and a MacBook Pro in terms of performance if they have the same chip.

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  Numberz (@Numberz010) reported 4 minutes ago

  @advice_ir2 Its probably just barely failing due to pcb age, id just grab a new cluster off ebay if thats your ONLY issue ie: no warning lights or drivability issues

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  Charles Arthur (@charlesarthur) reported 4 minutes ago

  EBay: hey, rather than that password and 2FA code stuff, let's set up a passkey! Me: sounds good. EBay: OK! Done! *two days later* EBay: let's sign in with your passkey! Me: *stares at camera* Ebay: great! And now we'll just send a text to verify it's you! Me: ...

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  WildcatsJoe14 (@TitansUK14) reported 5 minutes ago

  @paulRey86884454 @eBay Yeah its been terrible experience

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  Kai (@kai_xbt) reported 8 minutes ago

  Gary Vee explains why 3 to 4 NFT projects will end up being the Jackson Pollocks of the 2021 era "When internet stocks came out in 2000, everything was worth a trillion dollars even if the company did zero revenue. Then April 2000 hit and all of it went to zero, companies going from $500 a share to three cents. But the handful that were legit, Google, Amazon, Ebay, Paypal, got dragged down to $3 and then went on to become some of the biggest companies in the world." "NFTs are the exact same thing. Everyone got confused and thought all of them were worth a million dollars, when most are worth nothing, just like trading cards. But there will be 3 to 4 to 7 projects from that 2021 era that in 20 years are the Jackson Pollocks and the Andy Warhols. The only question is whether you're good enough to pick the winners."

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  WildcatsJoe14 (@TitansUK14) reported 8 minutes ago

  Very disappointed with @eBay for their lack of customer service on resolving issues. Holding $3,200 of my money, and no one will explain why my account is restricted, been selling on their platform 17 years. Per Google this is happening to others as well. Embarrassing

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  PureLuckNoSkill (@Brody_Stelmach) reported 9 minutes ago

  @ProjectRocket42 @GoatBeardzDD His prompt: “Hey ChatGPT, explain this eBay deal like I’m ******* retarded. No, literally, I have the IQ of a shoe and need you to break it down in such a rudimentary way that it would make sense to only myself and no else, other than those with the IQ that of a dust mite..”

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  Trade Research Ai (@TheBenchTrades) reported 13 minutes ago

  Seven Straight Beats Bought AMD an 8% Haircut AMD earned $1.66 against a $1.55 estimate after the bell. Thirty-seven minutes later it was bid below Monday's close. Here is what the last half hour of the regular session already knew. AMD closed at $519.79, up 7.25%, on a day the Nasdaq 100 gained 3.37%. It reported after the bell and beat by eleven cents - its seventh consecutive beat. As of 4:37 p.m. ET it is bid $475.72, under Monday's $484.64 close. The whole session is gone and then some. The tape had already flinched: in the final thirty minutes of regular trading AMD fell from $526.72 to $519.79 on 2.3 million shares, the heaviest bar of the day outside the open, while SPY was printing its high at $773.41. HOW IT CLOSED A staircase. SPY opened $760.62, printed its low of $760.52 inside the first two minutes, and never traded there again - every thirty-minute bar the rest of the day made a higher low. It closed $771.28, up 1.80%. QQQ $723.68, up 3.37%. DIA $540.36, up 1.72%. It was broad: IWM +1.84%. SPX settled 7,736.52, NDX 29,733.16. Leadership was not subtle. XLK closed +4.99%, two and a half times the next sector (XLB, +1.96%). Three sectors finished red on a 1.8% S&P day: utilities -0.59%, energy -0.46%, healthcare -0.09%. Semis carried the index - SOXX +6.78%, SMCI +10.68%, INTC +10.82%, MU +7.55%, AVGO +6.58%, NVDA +2.53%. PLTR closed +29.37%. Credit never flinched. HYG +0.28%, TLT +0.77%, the 10-year near 4.64% and the 30-year at 5.20%. THE STORY One number refused to fit: VIX. 15.69 before the bell, 16.19 at midday, 16.50 at the close. Three pulls, one direction, on a day the S&P went straight up. Someone paid for protection into a melt-up all session. After the bell, they collected. THE SCORECARD The win: this morning's midday kicker read "rising vol into a rising tape means someone is paying for protection ahead of AMD tonight." VIX finished higher again and AMD is -8.3% from its close. That was the read of the day. The miss: the 6:50 a.m. thesis was semis rip while hyperscalers bleed. Half of it worked. Semis ripped. The bleed never came - MSFT closed +1.08%, GOOGL +1.13%, and only AMZN stayed red at -2.32%. Calling it a rotation was wrong. It was a melt-up with semis in front, and we said so at 11:30. The invalidation, triggered: the premarket post named the exact thing that would kill its own thesis - "AMD beats tonight and the whole complex sells anyway." AMD beat. SOXX is -1.85% after hours, NVDA -0.81%, MU -1.36%. So the alternative reading we wrote down is now the live one: this was positioning ahead of Friday's payrolls, and the semis were simply where the money was parked. And BRKR, flagged at 1:10 p.m. at $51.29 with "no opinion until it stops falling," closed $50.30, -21.79%, at a new low. Standing aside was correct. AFTER-HOURS Nearly everyone beat. Almost nobody agreed on what a beat was worth. Beat and paid: ANET $1.02 vs $0.86, bid $208 against a $190.33 close, +9.3%. BKNG $2.54 vs $2.44, +5.9%. WYNN $1.24 vs $1.08, +6.1%. AMGN beat by 69 cents and is unchanged. Beat and sold: AMD $1.66 vs $1.55, -8.3%. PINS $0.43 vs $0.30 - a 43% beat - down 7.7%. CPNG beat and is -2.7%. TOMORROW Before the bell: LLY (est $8.84), DIS ($1.86), UBER ($0.83), SHOP ($0.37), NVO, CVS, PSX. After: MELI ($8.95), APP ($3.75), EXPE ($5.06), OXY ($1.88), MET ($2.37), EBAY ($1.45), DASH ($0.48), and WDC ($3.27) - the storage print that either confirms the memory trade or breaks it. THE LEVELS SPY - closed $771.28. The entire day's range sits above $760.52. Hold $767.35 and the trend day stands. Lose $760.52 and every buyer from today's open is underwater. QQQ - closed $723.68. The midday line was $714 and it never got tested. It stays the line: under $714 means the AMD damage spread past AMD. AMD - Monday's close was $484.64. Bid $475.72 at 4:37 p.m. Reclaim $484.64 tomorrow and after-hours was a shakeout. Open below it and a seven-quarter beat streak just stopped mattering, which is a far bigger story than AMD. The market spent six and a half hours paying up for the companies selling the picks. Then one of them beat, and gave eight percent back before the parking lot cleared. The number was never the problem. The price was. Proof, not hype. @TheBenchTrades. Not financial advice. Educational only.

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  PETER (@pradaomygada) reported 18 minutes ago

  @ryancohen eBay has a massive issue with counterfeit USPS stamps being sold on their marketplace. Please make the topic mainstream and put pressure on them to stop it.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 19 minutes ago

  Resale suites help you list faster. Binlark lists for you. It scans thrift drops and liquidation pallets around the clock, prices branded underpriced finds against sold comps, and pushes them to Poshmark, eBay, and Depop before the seller sits down. Live soon.

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  let me check my palm pilot (@K_Why_C) reported 19 minutes ago

  @GOODBROTHERLYZM @Slangdini These tweets made me search it up. All you can find are snips of the article. There are issues on eBay. they even cut the link to the interview. it’s “unable to load”

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  Hikari Sato | Rowpass (@hikarusatostru1) reported 24 minutes ago

  Why Rowpass: on eBay, Item Specifics affect discovery and purchase decisions. Researching and normalizing them across large catalogs is a data-operations problem—not just a prompting problem. Rowpass is being built to deliver scoped, validated catalog enrichment.

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  Kye johnson (@Kyejohnson13) reported 26 minutes ago

  @dunctcg Sold a sig on ebay. After a certain point its just no longer your problem

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  Botpixx (@botpixx) reported 29 minutes ago

  @PaxCybertron I wasn't too happy, either. After putting this up, I asked ChatGPT what the DHL charge usually is for a voyager and deluxe combined, and it said anywhere from $25 - $40. So, not terrible on the low end, and considerably less than what we'd pay on eBay on the high end

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  中西部のカウボーイ(MidwestCowboy)🔺🍝 (@MidwestCowboy6) reported 33 minutes ago

  This is a serious issue. Ok i understand the Pokemon botting issues, theyre popular and hold value. But now you have people botting @MapleStory’s closed beta test of classic world registration, and selling the botted accounts on ebay for $800. This shouldnt even have a botting issue as when yhe test ends all game data is lost. WTF

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  Botpixx (@botpixx) reported 33 minutes ago

  @BowserFlatliner @Target This is the first, and last, time I've had this problem with them. Walmart exclusives I just count on needing to go to eBay, but this is the first time I've felt that way with Target

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  KC H (@KCH_76) reported 35 minutes ago

  @CJNitkowski The Braves trading good prospects (however they decide to define that) for a rental was never happening.... any expectation of that is on the fans and what they want the FO to do...its not on AA and how this front office actually operates... there is a difference between...fans wishful thinking vs historical track records.... Problem is people on this app see prospects like currency....well we have prospects x y and z...and they are ranked 1, 2, 3... so we could have beaten the offer made by the other team if our GM just wanted too... when that is not how this normally works... it's not an auction or Ebay...where everyone sees what the current bid is and can out bid it...that might be more fun for fans....but would be horrible on prospects and players as a constant reminder they don't control their own future....because they see their names being tossed around knowing they are fixing to have to move... We don't know who or what other teams asked for...and we never will (except the one they accepted).... it's not always the same level of prospect or position...teams are often looking to fill needs not looking at some arbitrary rankings list to decide who to get or if some offer of prospects they don't want or need is "worth more" than the other offer of prospects they might want or need....these teams have entire scouting and analytics departments whose entire job is to develop their own rankings of players from their own team, every other team, and future prospects eligible for the draft... they are going to trust the people they pay to do this a hell of a lot more than some arbitrary MLB ranking system, fanboys, sports writers, fangraphs, or otherwise....

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  90DayHousewives 🇺🇲 (@90DayPolitics) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Milajoy The lawyer did say that she needed to dress down and that I shouldn't come in. We looked too nice. I'm barely scraping by in my Goodwill & eBay outfits. He said that we look like we'll be able to "find it" (the money). Like, we probably knew someone that had it. They live DWIs.

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  Quist (@bakdotdev) reported 38 minutes ago

  @LuisBizarro I don’t understand how these legacy companies are still alive. Every time I even try to login to eBay, it gives me so much friction where I just give up and close the tab. Every PayPal account I’ve had has been hacked.

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  Tim Lessard (@TimLessard1) reported 39 minutes ago

  @ryancohen Hey, the guys are a little concerned about this bond deal being terrible for Gamestop vs waiting for the 29-32 price. Is this contingent on Ebay then to remove debts and make that ratio look better? Endy is concerned.

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  Engr.MESCANA💯™ (@realmetrah) reported 42 minutes ago

  @Kelz_Realist @Wizarab10 If your problem is leg issue then you have little problem that money can solve. Order for your car suspension online from Ebay, alibaba etc. You will be getting your cars oem and it will last more.

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  OMK (@AgooYeah) reported 42 minutes ago

  @KieraDiss Here's the problem, couriers aren't chosen by the customer, if places like ebay had a drop-down list of 5 or 6 couriers to choose from, companies like Evri would be out of business within a year, the rest would be forced to stop treating customers like **** or lose business.

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  Damian (@damian173_) reported 44 minutes ago

  The leaked Coca Cola formula For more than 140 years, Coca Cola has claimed its secret recipe has been locked away inside a secure vault in Atlanta. But historian Mark Pendergrast says he uncovered what could be the original 1886 formula created by pharmacist John Pemberton. According to Pendergrast, the handwritten recipe was passed down through the family of Frank Robinson the man who named Coca Cola and designed its iconic script. The story gets even more interesting. After a bitter dispute with Pemberton, Robinson allegedly made his own copy of the formula, hoping to sell it to another buyer. Decades later, the document became the center of a divorce battle before eventually ending up in the historian’s hands. Another alleged Coca Cola formula later surfaced on eBay with a $5 million asking price. The leaked formula: For 36 Gallons 216 lbs of sugar 18 gallons of water 29 oz of lime juice 29 oz of citric acid 18 oz caffeine 29 oz flavouring 3 quarts of colouring 15 quarts [fluid extract] coca Coca Cola flavouring 1 1/2 quarts of alcohol 12 oz [fluid extract] nutmegs 19 oz extract of vanilla 13 d [illegible “drops”?] oil lemon 10 d oil cinnamon 12 d oil nutmeg 12 d oil coriander 12 d oil neroli One of the most surprising details is that early Coca Cola reportedly contained traces of *******, which historians say were removed around 1903. Coca Cola rejected the claims, saying that many have tried to uncover the secret recipe, but the real formula remains safely locked away in its Atlanta vault. So was the leaked formula the real thing or does Coca Cola’s greatest secret remain untold?

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  doughman (@sanpapa0425) reported 46 minutes ago

  Was looking on eBay for parts and I see a listing of this model with both its knees broken the same way 😭

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  JamieWolf (狼さん) (@freeborn_wolf) reported 49 minutes ago

  @ChiefEngineerCE DDR4 and DDR5 get good money on Ebay, especially 8GB and up sticks. Youll get $5-10/GB for used ram, most of the time. DDR3 and down is ewaste. Youll occasionally run into people paying a mint for very very specific ancient ram modules, but thats needle in a haystack stuff and usually not worth it.

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  JDK (@412ejk) reported 50 minutes ago

  If you are an independent creator, author, or business owner trying to protect your copyrighted work, be warned: eBay does not care about federal copyright law, consumer protection, or intellectual property theft. Their system is completely broken, intentionally fraudulent, and

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  daryel 🧍🏼‍♂️ (@daryelo_) reported 51 minutes ago

  @OhPugChamp Estoy loco por montar el jellyfin server so bad pero ive been eyeing up cheap office PCs en eBay pero esta malooooo

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  Trade Research Ai (@TheBenchTrades) reported 54 minutes ago

  AMD Beat Every Line But One Data center revenue doubled. Gross margin missed by 200 basis points. Only one of those numbers is in the pre-market tape. AMD did $11.5 billion in revenue, up 50% year over year. Data center did $6.72 billion, up 107%, now 58% of the company. EPS came in at $1.66 against $1.55 expected. Q3 guidance points to roughly $13 billion. The stock is down 8.8% before the bell at $472.90, against a $518.58 close. The gap is gross margin: 54% against a 56% consensus, with management pointing at near-term costs from the Helios AI infrastructure ramp. Two hundred basis points. That is the entire distance between a blowout and a $46 haircut, and it says the bar moved without anyone announcing it. Growth stopped being the scoreboard. What the growth costs is. Then watch what the tape did with that information. NVDA is up 2.2% at $216.52, above yesterday's $213.06 high, on a night its closest competitor doubled data center revenue. That is not sympathy selling or rotation. That is the market reading AMD's margin compression as evidence NVDA's pricing power is intact and AMD is buying share with gross margin. Same headline, opposite conclusion. OVERNIGHT Asia ran hot. The Nikkei closed +3.66% at 66,300, Topix +2.13% at 4,046, KOSPI up more than 3%, chasing Tuesday's record closes here. The catalyst was not AI. It was reports of an interim US-Iran agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. THE TAPE WTI $75.40, down a third straight session. Brent near $78, off 1%. The 30-year sits at 5.17%, the 10-year at 4.62%, the 2-year at 4.21%. DXY 99.83. Gold $4,095. Bitcoin $64,149, still roughly 44% below where it traded a year ago while equities print records. VIX 16.49. TLT +0.25%, HYG +0.09% - credit is not flinching. Regime read: risk-on, but the fuel is a peace headline, not an earnings cycle. That distinction matters more than usual. With CPI at 3.5% and fed funds at 3.75%, rate futures had roughly a third of the market positioned for a hike into the July meeting, and the 30-year at 5.17% is near its highest since 2007. Cheaper crude is the only thing currently pushing back on that. If Hormuz slips, the bid under this index goes with it. TODAY'S CALENDAR 8:15a ET - ADP employment, 120K expected vs 98K prior 9:45a - S&P Global Services PMI final, 51.5 expected 10:00a - ISM Services, 54.2 expected 10:30a - EIA crude inventories, carrying more weight than usual today 3:05p - Fed Governor Cook speaks Before the bell: LLY ($8.84 est), UBER ($0.83), SHOP ($0.37), GFS ($0.41). Already out: DIS $2.06 vs $1.86, CVS $2.58 vs $1.84. After: APP ($3.75), MELI ($8.95), DASH ($0.48), AXON ($1.52), EXPE ($5.06), EBAY ($1.45), WDC ($3.27), MSI ($3.77). THE LEVELS SPY - 774.46 pre-market, above yesterday's 773.41 high. 771.33 is the record close and the gate. Hold it and the breakout is live. Lose 760.52, yesterday's low, and Tuesday's entire gap is in play down to 757.67. QQQ - 723.51, flat. 725.66 is the ceiling. The problem is underneath: yesterday's low at 707.53 is 2.2% down with no structure in between. An unfilled gap nobody is defending pre-market. AMD - 472.90 sits just under the 475.76-476.15 shelf from July 31. Reclaim 484.64, the Aug 3 close, and the print is absorbed. Lose 455.30 and the next real floor is 424.03. NVDA - 216.52. Has to hold 213.06 on the cash open or the pre-market is a fake. Board check: GOOGL +1.3% at 382.46, AMZN +0.8%, MSFT +0.4%, MU -1.7% at 877.23, SMCI -0.9%. LTH has no pre-market print. THE READ The narrative says the AI trade is one trade. This morning's tape says it has split into suppliers and share-buyers, and it is paying only the first. AMD delivered the best growth quarter in its history and lost 8.8% because it cost two points of margin to get there. NVDA did nothing overnight and gained 2.2%. Confirms it: AMD stays under 476 while NVDA holds 213.06 into the close. Invalidates it: AMD reclaims 484.64 and NVDA loses 213.06 in the same session. Then this was just profit-taking on a stock that ran 7.0% into its own print, the complex still trades as one block, and the split is a story we told ourselves. The index, meanwhile, is at a record on the strength of a shipping lane. Watch the 10:30 crude number as closely as the ISM. Proof, not hype. @TheBenchTrades. Not financial advice. Educational only.

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  auburn35 (@35auburn) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Ay2G @bourassa_kyle @eBay I posted a public thread that highlights some of the issues and things to check. If you compare against a known good example, you'll see several differences.