The dates are estimations, not promises.

I understand that, but it would better to not have them since we already have the alert system : /

I disagree. In my opinion an estimate is better than nothing, but it's still only an estimate. Only time will tell how accurate EF's predictions will be, but in the meantime you can just set an alert and not pay attention to the exact date. At least you know it's planned to be here this month, instead of a 2 month wait.

I believe the estimations are from the suppliers, not us. What a lot of people don't know is that all toys aren't produced every single day. There's a production rotation. Just like with cereals and stuff. Sure Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles are on the same factory line but they aren't being produced at the same time. There's a change over that has to happen and this is based on demand. Same thing goes with sex toys.

Good. Mission accomplished.

I don't agree that it'd be better not to have estimated arrival dates. Recently, I was going about selecting items for a large order. Several of the items that I wanted were out of stock, and only some had estimated arrival dates. The ones that had arrival dates were great, because I could then decide if I wanted to wait for another week for the item to (hopefully) be back in stock, or if I wanted to order something else.