Product review (3 stars): The product was listed as in stock when ordered but never arrived
I wrote and corresponded twice with the seller to make sure the item indeed was in stock and would be shipped on time prior to Thanksgiving (since it is a probe that I wanted to use with my oven for a turkey especially.)  I was met with responses that said that the probe would even arrive early.  Then after sending an e-mail thanking them in advance for sending it and stating that it was just ordered (this all was the same day), I received an e-mail the following day stating it was not in stock and a refund would be issued. I was charged for it when I ordered it (as is protocol so I was told by Amazon too.)
Then I received an e-mail stating it was shipped hours later...so I corresponded once more with the seller and was told, "I accidentally hit the "ship" button instead of the refund, but the item has been refunded and should show up soon on my account. I did call Amazon too, but this was the vendor. Oddly Amazon sends me e-mail, constantly asking me to review the item I never did receive, so I am writing this. I did get the refund as promised, but I really was disappointed that it was listed on stock for a week and still was just after I received the e-mail that said it was not in stock...until I wrote again.  They then updated the Amazon ad.  I guess it has to do with the vendor, not the product. I did locate one after a couple of months and it is a remake of a GE part, not the original. The probe is shorter but not much, and it's otherwise identical. I believe the company makes GE parts that GE no longer makes...so most likely they all get them from the same GE supplier...even GE does, where I eventually got the part...after being told it was no longer manufactured but would be in the future...They kept my phone number and called me when they located one...in time for Christmas.