But before I managed to go to the postal office a few days later I was already searching for a replacement online. While plausible, that sort of situation does

But before I managed to go to the postal office a few days later I was already searching for a replacement online. While plausible, that sort of situation doesn't sound common enough that it should underpin the entire online advertising industry. Even right after I have bought a graphics tablet I'm infinitely more likely to buy a graphics tablet tomorrow, compared to my parents who have never bought one in their lives, and never will. But you're more likely still to buy another stylus, or art software, or an accessory, or physical art materials, etc. Why don't advertisers understand that?