All of the things you mention scream “SCAM!”, @thlucky1.
At least you realised it quickly, within a day, and your quick action may - just may - mean that your money can be retrieved.
(No guarantees, though.)
Never buy an eBay item outside the eBay process. Not only is it a risk, but it’s against eBay policy, and if you strike a seller who’s offering such a rule-flouting deal, you already know he’s dishonest.
There’s really no incentive for designer-high end items being available at significantly lower price than RRP. Therefore, if you find such an offering, your first thought should be “scam” or “fake”.
Be aware that the “seller” now knows your name, address, bank account details, possibly phone number and email and whatever other details you provided. You should be concerned about identity theft and also about scam emails and scam phone calls. The scammer also knows you have ignored signs of a dodgy deal and red flags about a fraud/scam; that means you’re on a list as a “scammable”.
I would really urge you to do that scam quiz (I’ve linked to it in Community Spirit on these boards), and make yourself very aware of your vulnerabilities and the other types of scam that can occur.
