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 (61%)
• Sign in (23%)
• Errors (16%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Varel	Errors	10 hours ago
Liverpool	Website Down	10 hours ago
Manchester	Website Down	12 hours ago
Rastatt	Errors	14 hours ago
Angoulême	Website Down	15 hours ago
Telford	Website Down	17 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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  Rich Krupa (@rtkrupa) reported 4 minutes ago

  @courtney883 These things never go down in price on eBay. The sleeping under the desk one from last year still selling for over 200 bucks on eBay.

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  Kitten 🐈 (@kitten_beloved) reported 4 minutes ago

  @schitzobabel "broken Xboxes sell for $600 on eBay"

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  𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆟 𓆝 (@Ilesmell) reported 6 minutes ago

  @neosufipolymath It was a bit broken but I forgot to push it back in, I think it fell on the motorway 😭 thank u I'm checking ebay

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  Sophie✨🌙ぷちベア🔜 冬イドル東京 (@SophieBabyBear) reported 6 minutes ago

  @DaSluggySlug Again. I don’t know what that guy was referring to. He said something about how he receives great feedback so I honestly assumed he was using eBay or something. Of course it’s buyee that is causing the issues. Thats why so many sellers have buyee in particular blocked from purchasing.

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  xi lan 🍁🦇 (@Xao_lanVT) reported 9 minutes ago

  @morganlinton That would have been a tight squeeze for anything beyond 30B parameters at Q4 or Q6 with a meaningful context window. I’m fitting a 70B Q4 model at 96k context comfortably on a 4090 and 128GB RAM. I can fit it at Q6 and Q8 up to 262k context, but it becomes very slow, about 1 token per second. So 70B Q4 at 96k is the happy medium at about 3 tokens per second. A Mac uses unified memory, so you’d struggle with anything above 40B. You’d be better off buying a server with 256GB of DDR4 RAM and swapping the GPU for an Ada 6000 Blackwell. Used EPYC-based servers still go for around $2k on eBay, and extra RAM can be sourced from China reclaimed shops.

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  ElMarko (@ElMarko399679) reported 17 minutes ago

  @eBay **** Ebay. 4 times in a row I received the error message "unable to log in. Please try again later". This **** happens every ******* day! Fix your ******* website!

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  MOOK (@MOOKcardz) reported 18 minutes ago

  Anyone having issues with EBay app search? No matter what I search I’m getting No Results Found message. Also tried deleting the app and reinstall but no change.

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  bill (@draftnbyu1) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Ameer_lx570 @ghosthor109 Speaking in general about buying used game disk off of ebay. Didn't say ypu sold scratched disk. Simmer down

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  Jimmy Ingocnito (@jimmyincognito1) reported 21 minutes ago

  @TheLaurenChen eBay sells every single book a child could want for $3-5/pop. Every one living in a major american city is within at most 5 miles of a goodwill/salvation army with $1/$2 books. Every library has these programs. Access to books is not the problem. THis is all performative.

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  coc𖹭.ᐟ (1.1/5) (@laviecocove) reported 21 minutes ago

  I ended up ordering a used Fujifilm Finepix XP10 from eBay (since I mostly plan to use it outdoors) just to test out first and then I'll work to investing in something else down the line

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  Antid (@antisadh) reported 22 minutes ago

  NVIDIA KILLED DRIVER SUPPORT FOR THESE IN 2018. HE BOUGHT TWO OFF EBAY FOR $150 ANYWAY AND SPENT A WEEKEND WATCHING THEM REFUSE TO POST. KIMI DOES THE SAME WORK FOR $19/MO 03:11 he's holding a molex adapter he already knows is a mistake and says "this is so not a good idea, like this is a pretty foolish idea, I should not be doing this really" 2 tesla k80s for $150 -> 48gb of vram on paper -> no video out on either card -> no video out on the motherboard either -> hunt down a single-slot gpu just to see BIOS -> the y-splitter that shipped with them is bridged wrong -> improvise from three 6-pin rails -> 266 watts at idle -> 6 beeps -> nothing on screen kepler shipped in 2014, nvidia cut cuda support in 2018, and datacenters dumped millions of these onto ebay where they still list as "AI accelerator, 24GB" because 24 is a bigger number than 12 and nobody checks the compute capability the honest part: he swapped both cards, pulled the sata power, ran one alone off the correct rails, and neither one posted, the host boots fine with the slot empty, $150 gone and the weekend with it 2x tesla k80 + dual xeon host + 3d printed 120mm shroud + molex-to-8pin adapters + 6 bios beeps + zero tokens generated watch and save it, then kill your $439 stack this weekend, kimi does the same work at $19 flat and the whole map is in the article below

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  Anish Moonka (@anishmoonka) reported 23 minutes ago

  Ann Makosinski was 15 when a friend in the Philippines told her she had failed a year of school. Her family could not afford electricity, so there was no light to study by after dark, and the daylight hours were not enough. Makosinski, in Victoria, British Columbia, had been playing with Peltier tiles since a grade seven science project. A Peltier tile makes electricity when one face is hot and the other is cold. She ran the numbers on the heat coming off a human palm and found there was more than enough. Then the problem. The tiles gave plenty of power and almost no voltage, nowhere near what an LED needs. She bought more on eBay, redesigned the circuit, and put transformers in to lift the voltage into range. The body of the flashlight is a hollow aluminium tube. Your hand warms the outside of the tiles. Air moving through the middle keeps the inside cool. The gap between those two temperatures is the entire power supply, and it holds a steady beam for about twenty minutes. No batteries. No charging. No sunlight required, so it works at night in a house with no grid connection, which was the whole point. She won her category at the Google Science Fair in 2013 and went on to build a mug that harvests the waste heat of a cooling drink to charge a phone. A flashlight is a solved problem, unless the thing you cannot get hold of is a battery. Her friend needed light after sunset and had a working pair of hands the whole time.

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  DaMan72 (@da_man72) reported 26 minutes ago

  @eBay Na… it’s all AI assisted and can’t handle my issue. You ask to speak with dept supervisor and they just pass it to another person with the same script response

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  "Shine" the Mechanic (@MechanicShine) reported 26 minutes ago

  @LostSchemes The real issue is the folks that throw together half-assed diecasts as fast as they can to load eBay up with Cleetus McFarland 1/64’s. I think folks that aren’t as egregious will be fine.

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  Buddha (@scostigan1) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Scobleizer @blevlabs @grok Has anyone else been having problems with sites like eBay and Facebook detecting fraud when the grok bots access them. It looks like the “virtual machines” are running out of Chinese IP space and Datacenters. eBay and Facebook flagged them as suspicious ip’s from China

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  Branden Kaline (@BKGaming9000) reported 28 minutes ago

  @RNGingy I’d just not buy from anyone. Don’t support it. FOMO is a hell of a drug. Pokemon center came out and said, to eBay atleast, to take down some pre-orders as no distributors have sent out products yet and all product in hands should be considered stolen since street date is 9/16

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  Impressive (@RocketSymbols) reported 28 minutes ago

  I'm seeing some speculation that Ryan Cohen is preparing to return the money on the zero interest loans at the close of the 35 day conversion period which is why the stock is continuing to trend down. I didn't believe this at first but after seeing the vice grip the indenture put on the potential eBay deal it actually does make some sense that he would completely clean the slate, albeit keep $1.4b through equity conversion.

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  PnL Enthusiast (@TurtleNeckCap) reported 31 minutes ago

  Never thought I’d type this sentence out, but $GME looks like a buy here? Seems like Ryan Cohen turned the business around by leaning into collectibles. SG&A down massively, margins seeing huge improvements, trading at <6x EV/core earnings. Online providers show $4 bn EV but that doesn’t account for price gains on the EBAY shares, current EV is likely sub $3 bn now. Outcome will be dependent on their acquisition target but Cohen has proved he can operate the business well. He also changed the incentive structure so he doesn’t get paid out for just making an acquisition, which previously made me quite skeptical. Given that it’s a meme stock that’s chopped sideways for years now I wouldn’t be surprised to see retail that was sold try to chase price if it rallies.

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  Game Reaper 187. XRP (@GameReaper187) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Tyler70759922 @Thee_LBG @asha_shar Very few are on eBay vs the 25,000 manufactured. That indicates that a vast majority of buyers were people intending to keep them. Most people were simply too slow, and they're bitter about it.

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  Karl (@MHFulltimer) reported 34 minutes ago

  @seizuresalad That is why I have stopped all streaming services and the TV licence (UK). I now buy DVD/BluRay and rip to my own media server. I ended up buying two pallets of DVDs from a charity clearance firm with over 7000 DVDs. took a while to sort them out and dispose of the ones I didn't want but my viewing for the next decade or two is sorted. I do still buy odd films and DVD box sets off ebay. I prefer to own not rely on streaming services these days. I was halfway through a season and it got pulled due to licensing issues. That was the final straw. The downside is I cannot take part in conversations about new releases but that is a small price to pay.

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  G (@gianmt) reported 34 minutes ago

  @eBay @askebay Of course I’ve done that first, but you need to be logged in, see my problem?

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  Dan Wolfe 🐺 (@danthewolfe) reported 35 minutes ago

  People are selling these on eBay for a few hundred dollars. Is it possible you could find a way to make a quick buck without breaking kids hearts. Two giant thumbs down. I hope @vancanadians gets those kids two bobble heads.

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  NY's Finest (@HypeDarkHorse) reported 39 minutes ago

  @Kidskull51 As someone who’s been on ebay for 15 years, we can take every listing down and unfortunately 10 more will pop up. They need to do away with presale entirely as a listing.

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  SKY-B (@SKYBCards) reported 40 minutes ago

  eBay is BLOWING up my phone with live stream notifications that I do not care about. Tried turning notifications off and nothing. Does anyone know how to fix this?

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  Yaboybroke 🐍 🐶 (@OKokokokok4444) reported 46 minutes ago

  @quan_eth Just attempted to get some cards graded on GCG and the website is not working. I’m buying every value pick up on EBay that I can. All Pristine grades

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  Peter (@coachpete327) reported 51 minutes ago

  @HFirely @NEOCards_Comics I love selling on eBay. I have fun with it. Rarely have issues with customers and no issues have been crazy

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  🩷 Minerva Jayne 🩷 (@minervajayne) reported 52 minutes ago

  @eBay how are you going to fix this? An AI scan isn’t going to cut it.

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  AkioSpider (@AkioSpiderTSS) reported 56 minutes ago

  @minaunlovable Is it general gift card or company specific cuz eBay and Amazon sell good condition refurbished for decent prices. Also used CPUs good too but bit riskier, I never had problems w used CPUs tho.

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  UnjustSwine (@UnjustSwine) reported 56 minutes ago

  @2_FDCK eBay doesn’t care and if a post is taken down it’ll be back up in 2 min

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  HowBusinessesFail (@BizFailures) reported 59 minutes ago

  @WestCoast_Goodz The FIRST sale on ebay was stupid. Broken Laser Pointer.