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OK, the problem is with the quotes. Since %3 may contain spaces, you should use "%3" in the command line. However inside the BAT file %1 must have no quotes. Here's an improved version of the BAT file:
set list=%1
set list=%list:"=%
for /F "delims=" %%i in (%list%) do del "%%i"
del %1
The first line will assign the filename to list, the second line will remove the quotes from list, and then it can be used in the for command.
Assuming your DeleteOK.vbs is more powerful than the del DOS command (maybe it takes care of read-only files, or UAC protection), you may use this line:
for /F "delims=" %%i in (%list%) do G:\...\DeleteOK.vbs "%%i"