Explaining things to you is less effective than a brick wall.
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So move on
Since I started this thread, my original post got 27 likes. That means people are understanding what I’m saying. If you’re not, move. on.
Also, I think you’re confusing “order” (noun) with “order” (verb)
One last thing - the title said I ASKED for T5. I didn’t “ORDER” T5. Maybe once you understand that the core of the problem was that the crafter ignored or didn’t see the note, you’ll understand the issue better.
It’s a non-issue. You ordered an item, you got the item. Somehow, you came to the conclusion you got shafted and abused in that, which is your issue. No such thing happened.
No, I didn’t. But somehow you came to the conclusion that people can shaft others. How much gold have you made doing this to people?
You did. If you can’t accept that fact, nobody can help you.
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To use an actual real world analogy here:
You ordered a ride on Uber. You put in the notes “pick me up in a Lamborghini”. The Uber driver picked you up in a Corolla, and you are complaining.
You could have hired a livery service, or asked a friend or family member instead. You would have been able to specify more details. In the case of hiring a service, you would have protections if those details were not to your specifications.
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Then move on
Bad analogy because there shouldn’t be a reasonable expectation that anyone has a Lambo.
Try harder.
Ok, “pick me up in a black sedan”, and they pick you up in bright red minivan.
The core principle is the same, and you are being intentionally obtuse.
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Ok, and I have the right to not get in the car, right?
You don’t have that luxury when someone takes your gold and gives you something else.
Bad analogy. Try harder.
You got what you ordered. No matter how many times you pretend otherwise, your order was filled.
I didn’t. Move on.
I mean you already paid Uber, when you booked the ride, so you can choose not to get in the car, but you’re not getting a full refund. Because there’s a cancellation fee.
You did. Not my problem you refuse to accept that fact.
You actually can. Says so on Uber’s web site.
Bad analogy. Try harder.
Ok, then. Move on.
I highly doubt the guy who couldn’t be bothered to mouse over a tooltip has actually looked up Ubers cancellation policy.
Mostly because you’re wrong.
Am I charged for cancelling a trip?
You can cancel a trip at any time through the Uber app, but may be charged a cancellation fee if you cancel after you’re matched with your driver.
Cancellation fees pay drivers for the time and effort they spend getting to your location.
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Wait, this thread is still going? OP knows it’s their own dang fault by now…don’t they?
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Sorry, wrong again:
“If you’re looking for information on how to request a refund from Uber after a driver didn’t follow instructions, here’s some information that might help:”
Bad analogy. Try harder.
I guess not 
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Go ahead and find the text you typed.
It’s not there.
Idk how other people do, but if I see a low amount of tip, I just craft it. If the amount is hefty I use my focus. maybe this does not apply to you but people are cheapskates, tipping 50 gold for a R5? forget about it.