Hi @videoandesign,
I took a look, and from what I can see, we take a look at the folder containing each of these files and Amazon gives us back a listing that does not include the file. This is considered a remote delete (the file no longer exists on the remote), and we tell Windows to move the file to the recycle bin.
I have seen a couple of cases like this before, although it is very rare. Amazon basically gives us an incomplete listing of the folder. Unfortunately I do not know why this happens. What is odd is that, if it was just a temporary exclusion from the list, the next scan of that remote folder would show the file and a placeholder would be created in its place. Are you ever seeing a placeholder file show up after the file is moved to the Windows Recycle Bin?
On a separate issue, I notice that you have several files in “Waiting” that cannot be uploaded because their filenames are too long. Amazon has a limit of 280 “characters”. When used with encryption, a single file name can become really long and exceed the 280 character limit. For example, you have a file named: