@sweetsavings,
Digital goods are a very difficult business model on eBay, because there is so much fraud, and intellectual property abuse. The policy is confusing, and basically written to cover eBay's liability, and put all the risk onto sellers. So you can't play semantics with the policy, or debate about what it means. The policy protects eBay, not sellers (and it doesn't protect the sellers from eBay, either).
You don't appear to be pre-approved to sell digital goods, because I don't see the expected digital item specifics on your listings, which means that your items are technically not as described. They are listed in categories for real, physical items (video games), and the item specifics don't specify digital goods. You also don't have any of the required disclaimers or verbiage that pre-approved sellers are required to include when selling digital goods.
https://www.ebay.com/help/policies/prohibited-restricted-items/electronically-delivered-items-policy...
Digital items for online games are an exception to the pre-approved seller requirement, but you still have to provide information that you are permitted to sell the items, and despite the disclaimer you put in your listing, Roblox does not permit third-party sales of their items.
Sorry, but the lack of tracking may be the least of your worries ... although it might be the requirement that eBay uses against you.
