I looked. "Will usually ship within 2 business days of receiving cleared payment." is copied from one of your listings. The word "usually" is not really definitive, whereas the old ,old way clearly stated handling time with "Ships in (xx) business days" and to many shippers the new term "usually " only indicates maybe, maybe not. With a whole lot of sellers, the latter (maybe not) has been the most frequent result I have experienced for at least the past 5 years although a buyer will "usually" get a tracking number within that time frame even if the carrier does not have record of a receipt scan for another week. "Will usually ship" is the most committed term that ebay is putting back on that tab so far and in my experience it has only shown up again for the past few weeks. Better than nothing though. In short, a buyer still has no real idea when the object will be delivered as the originally furnished eta from Ebay on the order details screen is a 3 to 5 day window and Ebay DOES change that both directions, earlier and later based on daily changes in carrier status while in transit.
Years ago (only about 6 years) I have purchased from Tucson, Az and used the item the following afternoon in Tulsa, Ok. , less than 36 hours from payment after having run it through my dishwasher!
