Hi, I should have most of these but I'm not sure if you'd be willing to buy from Europe?

It depends on how the prices and shipping work out.

Been meaning to post this since the tail end of JUNE (when I posted the TP version) and I only just got around to it. I have procrastination issues.

Larger items:

• White patio table
• Umbrella for said table (ideally with the pink heart topper)
• 2x white patio chairs
• Crib
• Pink toybox & lid
• Lavender floor lamp
• 2x ceiling fans & their rods
• Light blue vanity
• Pink bed with lavender headboard
• Lavender stereo
• 2x yellow speakers
• Blue TV
• Yellow changing table

Smaller items:

• Duck pulltoy
• 2x pink fat-tooth comb
• Lavender table lamp
• Lavender toaster
• 2x pink plate with heart
• 2x pink long-neck bottle
• 2x pink milk carton
• 2x pink teaspoon
• 2x pink fork
• 2x pink knife
• 2x pink glass
• Pink perfume bottle
• 2x white heart ornament for pool canopy

The patio furniture, bed, and crib are probably the highest priorities right now.

I'm now very annoyed. The seller said they would send me the game, but I haven't heard from them since August 15th. Nor have I received the game.

Yesterday, I looked at their eBay page... and what should I see but a relisting of the game? It kind of makes it feel like they got cold feet about the discounted price they offered me, and messed up the shipment so they would have an excuse to cancel the order.

I'm very tempted to leave negative feedback on the transaction.
EDIT: I'm even more tempted now. I tried to make a Best Offer on the re-listing (for the price I paid on the original purchase) only to get a message saying "The seller is not currently accepting bids or offers from you".

I recently bought a game off of eBay. Unfortunately, the seller (who is very new) seems to be an inexperienced mess and a frustrating situation has developed.

They accidentally shipped out the wrong item to me. They sent a message informing me of the mistake and asking me to send the incorrect item back when it arrived. Then they sent a followup message that they were sending out the correct item, and one that they had sent it. But it seems my slowness in responding to the messages (along with the stress of the mistake) caused them to panic, because they then sent a message saying they were refunding me until the situation was resolved. By the time I saw any of these, they had already refunded me. And ironically, despite their panic I have yet to hear back from them after replying to those messages.

Which was not a very helpful move and actually makes it harder to resolve the situation, because the refund means I can't open a return request and will have to sort out the return label entirely myself. To make matters all the more annoying, the incorrect item sent was an iPhone 11. Which means it's hazmat due to the battery. And USPS' crappy Click'N'Ship web interface allows you to properly identify package contents as hazmat (and what type)... but is apparently incapable of letting you select a compatible shipping service type for that, so I can't actually buy a label online without repeating the seller's malfeasance of not properly labeling it as hazmat. So I guess I'll be dragging myself to the post office tomorrow...

Argh. What a total headache. Kinda makes me wish you could dispute refunds.

What feedback should I leave whenever this is finally sorted?

That was a good score! What's her name?

A lovely way to end your drought!

Congrats on your delightful win, Gator! Snagging a lot like that is one of the best feelings ever.