I'm sorry but the attitude in your post really bothers me. Scvngr is a business, if you give them money, you expect to receive the services you promise - case c

I'm sorry but the attitude in your post really bothers me. Scvngr is a business, if you give them money, you expect to receive the services you promise - case closed. Customers don't care if you're short on cash, stressed out, overworked, or yo-yoing between missions statements and projects. As a customer, I shouldn't care one single bit how the Scnvgr team feels (as a programmer, yes I have empathy, but not as a customer).