Self Destructing Inventory??

My Inventory seems to be in a slow self destruct mode.

Even though the objects are in the list, I get a missing from database message when I try to rez or wear them. Clearing the cache doesn't seem to work.

And it appears to be getting worse.

Welcome to SL.

Try filing a support ticket. They fixed mine in 3 days.

For COPY items:

R-Click the item to get the drop down menu.
Select COPY.
Go to a different folder in your inventory (I suggest making a new folder for this).
R-Click and PASTE the item into the new folder.
Rez copy from new location.

This should reset both instances of the item in your inventory. Delete copies as desired after ensure both copies work again.

~Jessy

Try is the operative word. I did that. Seems they don't accept them from a basic account, according to the email they sent me.

*sighs and tries really hard not to think about this* Expensive things go poof...outfits that have a prim skirt, the outfit is fine, but the prim skirt go poof....old items, cannot replace...must not ....think about it!!

Well the response and 'solution' I got when I filled out a ticket was this:

This article contains a list of steps you can take in order to retrieve lost inventory. While some of the steps presented may not appear to be relevant to your type of inventory loss, you should read through the entire article and follow all applicable steps. None of the procedures here can damage your inventory, so when in doubt, try them all!
COMMON SOLUTIONS
Clearing Second Life's cache

Second Life uses hard drive space on your computer to store data, including a list of items in your inventory. If this cache becomes corrupted, items in your inventory may erroneously appear to be missing. In many cases, your items are not lost and will reappear after you clear Second Life's cache:

1. Go to Edit > Preferences on the menu bar
2. Click the Network tab
3. Click the Clear Cache button
4. Exit Second Life
5. Log back into Second Life
6. Wait in place for 5 minutes; Second Life needs to reload much of your previously cached information.

Region issues

The Region you are in may be experiencing technical difficulties, especially in high traffic areas. This behavior can prevent you from rezzing items from your inventory. If you are unable to escape to another Region, exit Second Life and log back into a different Region:

1. Go to Edit > Preferences on the menu bar
2. Click the General tab
3. Turn on the option Show Start Location on Login Screen
4. Exit Second Life
5. Launch Second Life, but don't connect yet
6. Enter Sandbox Newcomb, or another known Region name, into Start Location
7. Click Connect

Try to find a Region with a low Traffic score and relatively few objects- such Regions generally experience less strain, and are less likely to exhibit symptoms like inventory loss.
UNSUCCESSFUL RECOVERY EFFORTS
Provide detailed information regarding your loss
If your recovery efforts are unsuccessful, you can provide us with detailed information regarding your loss. For each item you cannot recover, please provide the name of the item, approximate date and time of loss, and the Region where the loss took place. If you do not know all of this information, provide as much of it as you can remember.

The information provided will be submitted for review and help Linden Lab prevent future inventory losses. Linden Lab can not guarantee the replacement or restoration of items that can't be recovered using the steps in this article. >>>We also don’t offer reimbursement for any lost inventory.<<<

Worth nothing in my view.

GOOD LUCK everyone.

Thx. That worked for some items and not others. Better than nothing though.