Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, @**scents-of-glamour** . I was having internet issues. It looks as though the questions you asked of me were answered anyway.
As for your current query, there are some small differences between the other seller's listing and what you're doing, even though it's correct, that may be having some sort of strange effect on the listing. The other seller doesn't have much in the way of item specifics compared to you, and they don't use the term "eau de parfum" in the listing title or item specifics the way you do. Perhaps terms or item specifics such as "eau de parfum" or "eau de toilette" are tripping up eBay's AI that's been programmed with US sellers in mind, and it's treating your listings as US listings with foreign buyers. Since perfume shipped internationally by air mail is considered hazmat, the red flags may be going up at checkout once it's been determined that the perfume is being shipped "to Canada."
(Shorter version of above paragraph: I agree with @flipistics' hypothesis that this glitch may be something to do with the nature of the items.)
I think your next step in diagnosing this issue should be to experiment with changing the title or item specifics to get rid of those terms and see if it makes a difference when we "purchase" from the listing.
By the way, why does your listing description say "Welcome to this auction" when you're using BIN? 😁
