>>Just wanted to add that I'm also having problems with this on a listing ...
I checked a few of your multiple qty listings (assuming you were referring to your own) and everything worked fine using Firefox 31. Is it specific listings that throw the error or only calculated, or possibly a browser related issue? (I just don't see the "uhoh" error anywhere on eBay when searching and viewing.)
Aside: I saw "CIA Masters Collection Professional 11 Piece Round Cutter Set" and immediate thought was torture device accessories? I was really wrong there. (BTW: those are nice - they appeal to the engineer in me - "ooh perfectly formed shiny sharp edged stainess". But I don't cook any more) 
@berserkerplanet wrote:>>Just wanted to add that I'm also having problems with this on a listing ...
I checked a few of your multiple qty listings (assuming you were referring to your own) and everything worked fine using Firefox 31. Is it specific listings that throw the error or only calculated, or possibly a browser related issue? (I just don't see the "uhoh" error anywhere on eBay when searching and viewing.)
Aside: I saw "CIA Masters Collection Professional 11 Piece Round Cutter Set" and immediate thought was torture device accessories? I was really wrong there. (BTW: those are nice - they appeal to the engineer in me - "ooh perfectly formed shiny sharp edged stainess". But I don't cook any more)
@berserkerplanet Try this one (of mine) and see if it throws you that error,
https://www.ebay.com/itm/362115875611
It does for me most of the time on my end.
Using Chrome browser myself but it is odd that sometimes it works ok and others it does not.
-Is it a browser specific issue, but because is it intermittent it seems not but you say that firefox works all the time for you. OH are you using chrome?
-Is it related to the flat rate shipping option ?
-Is it related to (b3G1) promotions I have running?
-Is it related to markdown mananger running, although I had an 18% off sale , that has ended now and still have the issue?
I've done all the basic trouble shooting myself ( clear cache, sign in out, etc etc)
It is problematic as OH said as it tosses you back to main page and forces prospective buyers to start search again and who knows if they will bother or just make another choice or even if they will get the same results on a new search ( and I know, I don't want to go there........)
Sadly & Honestly at least when it was screwed up before it kept the buyer on my listing and didn't fully boot them somewhere else.
>>https://www.ebay.com/itm/362115875611
Ok. You win. I got the "We looked everywhere" screen multiple times with no successes for that one when I chose qty 3 in FF52, FF31, and FF3.6.24 
No ideas. Looks just like the others from my side of the screen.
Addendum: It fails the same way for qty 1 and get rates, which is even worse.
I think the problem originates in https://ir.ebaystatic.com/rs/v/uoko253fuy0yrdn0y3c0ryajhqv.js
in this section (approx line 4600 depending on formatting) of the script:
if(c||d||g||e||f||newEbayPlusChk||b.isGetRatesEnabled)
a=$("#shQuantity").val(), 0<a&&a!=this.keyValueParam("shqty")?(b=window.location.href.match
(/\&shqty=(.*?)(?=\#)/g),window.location.href=null!=b?window.location.href.toString().replace
(b,"&shqty="+a):window.location.href.toString()+"&shqty="+a+"#shId"):(b.isGetRatesEnabled&&!this.
getQueryParam()&&(window.location.href=window.location.href.toString()+"#shId"),
top.location.reload());
I'm not a web programmer (FORTRAN, C, BASIC, Pascal, Algol, C++, Intel Assembly language yes, a smattering of Python, Java, Perl, and playing with simple JavaScript and RegEx) Definitely not a whiz at JS, XML, AJAX, JSON constructs or debugging JS in a browser. Particularly when it's 10,000 lines of unformatted JS (I was able to format it somewhat using a JSTool plugin in Notepad++)
That is where the new URL is constructed for the "Get Rates" result page and the new page is loaded.
Too groggy to rigorously puzzle out the RegEx going on there, but that is where the problem would lie. It is checking the current location.href, and making some checks for an existing shqty parameter, but it looks like it isn't checking for a ? in the URL and is just tacking &shqty=N#shId onto the existing URL when no shqty parameter is already present, which creates an invalid URL that fails (as I suspected).
Should be a 5 minute fix for eBay.
@orangehound wrote:
@Anonymous
Just wanted to add that I'm also having problems with this on a listing ... when I press "Get Rates", I am sent to that error page with the hood over the boy's eyes that says "We looked everywhere."
Errors like this one will cause buyers to look elsewhere ...
Thanks, @orangehound! Thanks for letting us know about this error. I'm going to send this over and ensure it's added to the issue already being reviewed.
@toomstoys wrote:
brian@ebay wrote:
@orangehound wrote:
@Anonymous
Just wanted to add that I'm also having problems with this on a listing ... when I press "Get Rates", I am sent to that error page with the hood over the boy's eyes that says "We looked everywhere."
Errors like this one will cause buyers to look elsewhere ...
Thanks, @orangehound! Thanks for letting us know about this error. I'm going to send this over and ensure it's added to the issue already being reviewed.
Hi @toomstoys, I don't have an update at this time. I can confirm that the developers are aware of this issue though, but I do not have an ETA on when an expected fix will be implemented. If I do hear something then I'll update this thread. Thanks!
