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
Manchester	Website Down	6 hours ago
Manchester	Website Down	15 hours ago
Saint-Jean-de-Védas	Errors	20 hours ago
Township of Evan	Errors	1 day ago
Manchester	Website Down	1 day ago
Beaune	Website Down	1 day ago

Full Outage Map

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eBay Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Tarvoski TG (@Tgrreen) reported 3 minutes ago

  i could definitely be reaching but it feels like someone at ebay has an issue with me selling these cards. this nitpicking has to stop

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  jord (@jordw21) reported 3 minutes ago

  @PhantomBlack699 I really don't see him renaming eBay to Teddy, I think that'd be a bad move. A really bad move. eBay is a well established brand that people recognise and trust as a marketplace. Sure, it's been badly run as a business, but that's fixable. You don't tear down a name, logo and branding with that kind of recognition, it's valuable. I think eBay stays as is, sitting under the Teddy Holdings umbrella.

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  Random Tech (@DadRandom70) reported 5 minutes ago

  Prices are way down - buy this drone on eBay

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  Turnaffle (@Turnaffle_) reported 5 minutes ago

  @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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  Eric (@GhostRunnerCard) reported 7 minutes ago

  @orcbilly @eBay @CardPurchaser Saw this happening the second I saw they started using clear tape. They should do what I do for PWE/ESE and double penny sleeve the card. One thin upside down and one thick. The card is then trapped.

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  Jason (@Jason26193867) reported 14 minutes ago

  @GenXisTruth @emzanotti They really haven’t, retard. I had to buy 70mm tickets a month from now because they’re sold out even at 7am and 230 showings…. Part of the issue is that resellers bought them thinking they could sell them on eBay for a profit, but that’s not astroturfing the movie, fagboy

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  Justin The Guy (@wessonlsu) reported 15 minutes ago

  My son got scammed by a seller on @ebay. He used their processes to try to claw back the money. They permanently suspended his account, without addressing the issue. Cool way to treat a kid @ebay

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  Pissing into the abyss (@Douglas34377580) reported 17 minutes ago

  @zebular0 Yep gained $80 million on Ebay stock today and GME goes down $60 million.

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  Gareth Walker (@Revision_124c41) reported 18 minutes ago

  There is a key difference between a console store front and valves steam. You feel clever, but this is where your thesis falls apart. Steam and Gog are both built on open platforms, windows and Linux depending on your flavor with no proprietary hardware lock outs. So what does that mean for the consumer. 1) valves setup just requires you to keep a file key to unlock your backups that has been one time validated from the servers at purchase time. Which means I can make my own discs and restore them. No need to reach out to valve servers like you would on playstation when trying to restore to a whole new console. These things are backed up on mh nas. With ps5 this was done with my discs. GoG also has no drm. 2) that open system means I have access to the files directly. Which means if valve disappears, I dont have to rely on some hardware hacking and aging hardware to Crack the drm and a large community will participate in the effort and there are already github depots ready to go if the need should arise. Need to hope and pray for a crackable firmware to exploit just to dump your games or restore from someone else's backup because sony decided your license was only as good as the time they care about the hardware platform. 3) you should probably rub tbem brain cells together a little harder the license comes with the product. The product is the code. The definition of the license you purchase grants you usage of the code. This is no different from a cartridge and is merely a legal binding under copyright law. Its not an implication that valve has the right to take that license away. Its actually saying that if they take your license they are liable for legal action. Even your OS outside of Linux has a license. 4) while we are negotiating your big Brianed thesis, there are multiple markets on pc. This means I can leave valve if things arent to my liking. I can even buy games at competitive prices that'll make valve think twice about game price stagnation. Something the playstatio store has struggled with for 20 years. Why didn't i buy a digital copy of god of war 3 on ps3? Because in 20 years rhe games price never went down. I paid full price for the disc for sure, but I am tbe sort to buy a game digitally again if the price is right for convenience. No one in 2026 is getting the ps3 version for a reasonable price. Meanwhile on ebay they are as low as 16 dollars including shipping at tax. Steam and gog have both had fantastic sales on older games. Unless sony is launching a pc client to release day and date on pc and sell their games on rival store fronts, I dont see much of a reason to care. These two things are not equal. Youd do your self a great service to learn how these digital stores work and what their rules are. They are far more complicated then going to Walmart, getting a disc, and putting it in your console. Digital store fronts are like dealing with car salesman.

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  SimpleJack (@SimpleJack) reported 20 minutes ago

  🧵1/3 I realize today that after all this time, I really knew nothing about synthetic options. Of course it drove me down a rabbit hole as almost everything seems to do. I learned a thing or two and it happened to align with something pretty significant that I’ve been watching for further evidence of. GameStop might be a lot closer to @eBay ownership than we realize. It’s time to play the game! Get another PDF thread. $GME

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  David Gerow GoHabsGo 🇨🇦 (@davidgerow) reported 22 minutes ago

  @fraser_moe49528 @TricolorSports I seen some single cards on EBay, they’re terrible.

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  Scooty, the Radical Feminist (@AgentScootyboot) reported 25 minutes ago

  @eBay alright… we better be REAL cool about all this… @FBIDirectorKash you writing this **** down? this is actually important. I’m about to sell my false relics

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  Michael O'Donnell (@Michaeloptv) reported 25 minutes ago

  It appears Ryan Cohen is “doubling down” on his acquisition attempts on #Ebay. Cohen is slowly BUYING the company stock out. He had 5% in May. He now just has over 10% 🧐🤔😰 Keep doubling and he’ll own the company outright in late 2027. He wants it!!! Even if it takes 1 year.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 27 minutes ago

  Enterprise retailers pay teams to monitor competitor prices 24/7. Most sellers can't. Built Pricepulse to fix that. It watches Amazon, Walmart, eBay — then reprices your listings automatically so you stay competitive without watching the screen. Live soon.

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  Geoff (@GeoffGistler) reported 27 minutes ago

  Hey @Topps I know you guys have been "working tirelessly" to make the collector experience better but maybe, just maybe fix your website? It's literally impossible for the average person to get anything off your site, meanwhile hypeboysneaker420 on eBay has 20 cases. What are we doing?

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  Phantom (@Phantomdgkda) reported 30 minutes ago

  @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

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  An Average Gamer - N (@AnAverageGamerX) reported 32 minutes ago

  @PlayerEssence Digital only future is all about controlling future distribution and to kill off the resell market. They want to be able to sell a new gamer the same game down the road at the price they want instead of lil timmy going on ebay and finding it at $20 in a local retailer

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 33 minutes ago

  Your competitor repriced 30 times today. You repriced once. Built MarginPulse to fix that. It scrapes competitor prices across Amazon, eBay, and Walmart 24/7, automatically adjusts your listings via API, and reports margin shifts daily. MAP compliance included.

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  HλLF-LIFE 3 (@Half_Life_III) reported 35 minutes ago

  @blurritolive True 👍The Steam Machine uses a great RAM stick [SK Hynix DDR5 SODIMM HMCG78AGBSA095 AA, on eBay for $189.94] and when you boot, Memory Training tests CPU-RAM signals. If timings, voltage, or layouts mismatch, this test fails, causing a black screen and a blinking error light.

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  The Really Bad Golfer (@therlybadglfer) reported 37 minutes ago

  @HeyJSay @OffDaHook35 ITs easier to consider it this way: there are 5 main versions - Base corrected, **** Face, Black Box, White scribble, and black scribble. Then, there is short cut and long cut for each. Then, depending on your level of self hatred there are the 7 variants to the black scribbles and black boxes. Then, if you accidentally see one on ebay or a card show and get sent down the path of insanity, there are the 4 variants of the white circle. Each of the scribble variants also have long and short cuts. So, there are at least 48 versions, and that is if we ignore the double die strikes all together 🤯🤯🤯

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  Flandermaxx (@Flandermaxx) reported 37 minutes ago

  YOU PAY AWS $6,000 A MONTH FOR S3 STORAGE. A $2,400 DELL SERVER FROM EBAY DOES THE SAME WORK. nikola is 33, belgrade savski venac apartment above a burek joint, ex-datacenter engineer at telekom srbija, snagged a 288TB dell PowerEdge R750 off a bankrupt UK fintech chapter 7 auction for $2,400 including the 12 U.2 NVMe drives dell PowerEdge R750 · dual xeon platinum 8352Y · 512GB DDR4 ECC · 12x 24TB U.2 NVMe (288TB usable) · minio S3-compat layer · qwen 2.5 VL 32B running local RAG over encrypted client PDFs · 40Gbps SFP+ uplink to a hetzner colo pause at 1:20 on the 12-bay backplane, that is 288TB of enterprise NVMe that AWS S3 standard tier would invoice at $6,600 a month 14 EU legaltech startups pay him €2,890 a month each for private S3-compat storage plus llm inference over their client docs, €40,460 = $44,500 MRR $2,400 for the server, $340 in belgrade colo power, third client paid it back in 2 weeks, no AWS S3 bill no bedrock invoice while UK fintechs keep going chapter 7 and dumping their racks, follow and bookmark

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  RFwaves (@RFWaves101) reported 39 minutes ago

  @borgranta @peter_adderton To buy a professional box you are looking at 30 to 40K and you should have professional training on how to use it and a basic understanding of what you are looking at. eBay might have some. Viavi is the most common carriers use. Again unless you have a lot of extra money I would not invest in something like that just to find something that the carriers will find on their own if there is a problem affecting them.

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  Daani (@Dan1346475) reported 44 minutes ago

  @eBay @McLOVINKicks eBay is broken, there programmers can’t fix it. They do not want to help.

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  AJ (@CardGameNomad) reported 44 minutes ago

  I hated collection boxes with a passion.... They struggled to sell, required larger boxes, had smaller margins.... And if you broke them down, people would accused the packs of being searched. I remember having to break down those Virizion boxes because they were selling for $12 shipped on eBay lol

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  Sharkbyte (@sharkbyte1k) reported 47 minutes ago

  Because original article is down. summary: 1. 2014 Icahn pushes for separation of paypal from ebay 2014. Board rejects, later settles proxy fight, spins off paypal. 2. 2019 Elliot/Starboard pushes for spinoff of stubhub/classifieds. ebay resisted, later sells both, CEO departs.

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  dan goodwin (@danielgood1) reported 47 minutes ago

  @d27milly when I had this occur, I called up ebay and spoke with someone, they looked into and noted my account. Issue was closed a few days later

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  TrailTechPCs (@TrailTechPCs) reported 47 minutes ago

  @eBay just so you know it’s 2026. It shouldn’t take 30 days to verify a debit card. You’re holding my damn payout from a a sale for a month because of bank card change. Absolutely ridiculous. You’ve had no problem taking money from the same card over and over again on purchases I’ve made. Pricks!

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  Jared Bray (@tresamigos858) reported 50 minutes ago

  @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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  damo is (@boldlygrow) reported 51 minutes ago

  @sith_boul @joepoopie12 @SwamiKnows_ I keep thinking the solution in place for this is a market crash before the deal gets locked. We get eBay much cheaper and eBay’s board gets in real legal trouble for failing their fiduciary duty.

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  Summerisle (@LairdSummerisle) reported 53 minutes ago

  But we really need to clamp down on eBay and Vinted.