If you are using the word Status, to mean Item Condition, you have to realize that ebay is who created the definitions for the various Item Conditions seller's can choose from. Some categories have several item conditions to choose from, while others have only two that matter (info in the link below). All of the terms do have a sentence following the definition. "See the seller's listing for full details or See the seller's listing for full details and a description of any imperfections". If you do not read the description all of the way through you may be missing where the seller does describe a flaw.
Can you think? Do you know what a status of your purchase means. And condition too
I don't see where the op mentioned condition. I see status which without further information I can only guess they mean status of purchase which could still mean a number of things but the most logical would be if it has shipped. In which case If they are complaining about items showing shipped when they haven't that's an eBay programing issue not individual seller issues. But again I didn't want to assume what the op meant as well as many others don't so asked for more information. Helps to know for sure in order to accurately provide information that could be helpful.
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