This happened on both my laptop that I was using and on my new Dell computer that I set up today. makes me think something is up with EBay...Die Hard style! I will definately not stay logged on from now on!

Yes!! Did you ever fix it? I know how if you are still having problems. What browsers do you use and which ones right now let you go without forbidden 403?

Chrome:

1. Go to the top right corner to the customize and control wrench thing.

2. Go to settings-it should be right after downloads

3. Make sure your advanced settings are on, just in to make sure you see all the options.

4. Scroll back to the top if applicable.

4. Then under the PRIVACY option there is a box that says CONTENT SETTINGS-click on it.

5. YOU WILL SEE THESE OPTIONS BELOW.CHECK THE ONES I HAVE BOLDED.

SCREEN LOOKS LIKE BELOW: CHECK BOLDED. LEAVE THE CROSSED OUT ONES WITH NO CHECKS

Allow local data to be set (recommended)

Allow local data to be set for the current session only

Block sites from setting any data

Block third-party cookies and site data

Clear cookies and other site and plug-in data when I close my browser

HERE YOU SHOULD SEE A BUTTON TO CLICK ALL COOKIES AND SITE DATA

6. NEXT:  Below where you clicked, "clear cookies and other site and plug in data when I close my browser,"

ALL COOKIES AND SITE DATA-

CLICK IT

7. Then there is a list, click REMOVE ALL.

8. PRESS OK

9. Now, close your google chrome browser.

10. Restart your computer (you can just wait three minutes and restart chrome but for kicks I went ahead and restarted my computer.

You should be good to go. I know these directions are written as if its a lot but I am just very precise because that is how I like to read directions.

Let me know how it works. If it doesn't I will ask my boyfriend, "Mr. Computer Genius," and give you his directions to fix it another way but this way should do it.