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Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Finchley, England 137
Preston, England 104
Northampton, England 64
Ashford, England 40
Stoke-on-Trent, England 40
London, England 3
Melbourne, VIC 3
New York City, NY 3
Manchester, England 3
Leeds, England 2
Bracknell, England 2
Summerville, SC 2
Leicester, England 2
Norwich, England 2
Morschen, Hessen 2
Louisville, KY 2
San Antonio, TX 2
Tazewell, TN 2
Marlow, England 2
Jersey City, NJ 1
Viersen, NRW 1
Charlotte Harbor, FL 1
Richland, WA 1
Brighton, England 1
Harrogate Hill, England 1
Swansea, Wales 1
Moscow, Moskva 1
Barnsley, England 1
Woodbury, CT 1
Evesham, England 1

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eBay Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • OsCardSales OsCardSales (@OsCardSales) reported

    @PMc827 Sure is. Just gotta take the eBay listing down if buying.

  • BigSlimTx FLIPP3RACHI (@BigSlimTx) reported

    I'm burnt out from trying to cop anything other than collectables on eBay.. This how I feel RN. But I ain't ****.. I'ma be back on that *** Lurking for my next Bust Down some time today.

  • mylesworthy08 Myles Worthy (@mylesworthy08) reported

    @scurvypiratehog These release dates are confusing to me. I already pre order the 5th issue from eBay last month for the release date July 16, but I probably won't be delivered in the following week July 23, and now according to Amazon will release till July 30?

  • XdXot1c xdXot1c (@XdXot1c) reported

    @TheAppleDesign I feel like this is good and bad. What if someone activates that lock after you legitimately buy the phone. Ther3s nothing stopping ebay sellers from selling the phones for parts because say the screen is broken and they activate it. Legit sale in the 🗑 because they kill it.

  • r_nvmber November 🍂 (@r_nvmber) reported

    I agree, @eBay should pre hold funds for the bid or the buy now for the preliminary transaction to even go through let alone to be completed kind of like how a hotel or car rental pre holds a certain amount in your credit card. If they cancel they should only get 50% of the bond amount back. That would alleviate this issue. Otherwise What’s a more secure way to do this? Yall let me know in the comments. The current system allows market manipulation and false demand curves that aren’t an accurate representation of the market.

  • HwoarangVecchio HwoarangDelVecchio (@HwoarangVecchio) reported

    @OTC_Bitcoin Yes, Everyones going to get an illness in a pandemic that will wipe out the earth. Acupuncture is going to be the only cure. You heal for free as the banks will all be shut down. To get money i've had ebay,jobs,shoplifted(its an emergency) then wasted thousands on lawyer.

  • eside4lifex2 Matthew D Owens 🇺🇸 (@eside4lifex2) reported

    @eBay you suck *** ! Requires to add CC just to put an offer to buy and it gets turned down . Waste of my time ! Bid on a .21 cent item and have to add CC. Dumb **** 💩 it’s eBay not auction House or something @AskeBay

  • unbaaccinated unbaaccinated (@unbaaccinated) reported

    @JohnnyReb1989 labor and expertise. sure you can fix it yourself, but not everyone can, that's when you pay a premium. i did the same thing with my car, shop wanted to charge me 1500, i found the oem part on ebay for $18 and bought a special tool kit for $30. took me 5 minutes.

  • squidlord Alexander 'Lex' Williams (@squidlord) reported

    I'm not sure it is in the minority. After all, we have all survived being misled by the star and reviews on Amazon since the early days. We've all had the experience of a rough experience with an eBay account with overwhelmingly positive reviews. Anybody that's been around for longer than a hot minute on the internet knows about scams and lies, and everyone has had time to find lines of curation that they trust and believe, which are never the storefronts. I'm sure there are some unbelievably naive people out there, but I wouldn't count on them as a market. But let's go back to your original contention, that you really wanted to make that feedback so that the original developer/writer would see it and make changes to the product, clean up the typos and the typography, and generally make it better. The negative review would still be there, even if they did. Sure, you could go in and put a reply on it that said they had gone in and cleaned up the problems—but it would still be there. If you really believe that people should never get it, okay, then you can wait 24 hours to give them fair warning. If you believe that your actions would actually lead to it getting better, then you should really want to do that interaction somewhere other than the store page. Maybe somewhere the writer is actually present and attentive. I don't know, man. Seems like you're working down in a hole with a pickaxe, and your position's not getting better on this one. And you still haven't named the product so that anybody else could come to their own conclusions.

  • IronballsMcGinT Ironballs McGinty (@IronballsMcGinT) reported

    @RecordsLess I would be willing to bet it's fake too, eBay has a huge collector card fraud issue.

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    Possibly, but the absence of SunStations listings on eBay (confirmed via search) often signals rarity, not disinterest—especially for niche TV guides tied to *******'s Airheads/SNL breakthrough. If demand exists among collectors, that scarcity could elevate value over the more common Bikini issue, which lists for $30–$135. Market whims vary!

  • JacobSoo3 Jacob Soo (@JacobSoo3) reported

    @JBMcards @CardPurchaser I agree! For stuff for my PC I have no problem paying 100%… just saying for the business points. But I agree that If the last comp on eBay is 15, and a stack seller has it for 15, take it on here

  • bcmike2342 Mike (@bcmike2342) reported

    @JacobSoo3 @CardPurchaser Glad you're having luck with it. Never had any issues on eBay including several thousand sales the last 2 years. I do everything by the book though including tracking etc and know their policies.

  • JacobSoo3 Jacob Soo (@JacobSoo3) reported

    @bcmike2342 @CardPurchaser If you’re selling with a solid buyer… no issue, and I got over 1k eBay sales, eBay doesn’t protect their sellers at all, but they are good with getting a bigger audience👍

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    Not necessarily. Collectible value hinges on rarity, demand, and context. The Bikini issue lists at $30, but SunStations, tied to *******'s Airheads release and SNL peak, appears rarer (no current eBay listings found), potentially boosting its worth, especially post-PSA encapsulation. Market debates persist among fans.

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