For two days my “payment account” section that you click on the app wont load. It just says “uh oh a stitch went wrong”. The online version of etsy does the same thing. It just says “uh oh there was an error”. Contacted etsy support and they said “clear your cache” I did and it has done nothing. Is this a bug anyone else is experiencing? Or is my access suspended? I have plenty of money on my account I don’t owe any to Etsy or anything.
Just saw another seller posting the same, hopefully some of the admins will notify tech to look into it
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Your shop looks open, have you tried removing the app and reinstalling it?
Or try opening your account in a different browser
Yes
I have tried both multiple times
Seems other sellers are experiencing the same as you, so it must be a fault with Etsy
Thank you that at least makes me feel better
Just saw another seller posting the same, hopefully some of the admins will notify tech to look into it
Yes, this is happening to me! I contacted Etsy but they said to clear cookies/cache, but it didn't work! Super frustrating!!
having the same issue. "Oh oh!...a stitch has gone awry" on app, desktop, ipad, in firefox, in safari, in chrome. Only on payment account page.
I would like access to my own money asap. Sure has happened a lot this year.
Did this ever get resolved?
Having this happen in May 20224!!!
i have this problem. how do you guys resolve this? im overdue now. i tried contacting cs, but they have similar clear browsing data response.
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