I ordered eight fixture-change kits for our FR5. Eight screw bags arrived with four locating blocks. The seller counts each bag as a kit, although their final contents message includes a block in each. Our changeover stock is incomplete.
Send the final contents message beside a simple expected-and-received count. Otherwise you may spend the next exchange arguing about the word kit while the four missing blocks vanish from the conversation.
We had a small parts order where the seller kept pointing to unopened bags in our first picture. A second photo showing everything spread out finally helped. Have they acknowledged your unpacked photo, Zara?
Rosa's unpacked view seems the useful one here. I'd number the bags in that photo so the reply has to explain four specific empty places, not the appearance of a full box.
Also keep those four received blocks identified. If they offer loose replacements, you'll want the matching references, not just four objects they call blocks. We have similar-looking fixture bits in teaching stores and the wrong one creates a very convincing false start.
Worth keeping the stock shortage open until that choice is real. An offered credit is tidy on an email and rather less useful to the person trying to build the remaining fixtures.