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That's possible... or... it's companies making promises they can't fulfill.
If they didn't make the the promises, no one would expect instant gratification.
But if you are promised instant gratification, and you pay for instant gratification, other than an Act of God, you should expect to receive instant gratification.
It's really no different than expecting your car to start when you turn the key. That's the reliability you pay for. A dead battery can't be blamed when you live in minus 20 country. You KNOW you need to use either an oil-pan warmer or a battery heater if you're going to start you car in the morning. Not buying it to save money is no excuse.
P.P.P.P.P.P. (Proper planing prevents piss-poor performance.)
Stitchawl
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