I see your point. I knew the risks ahead of time, and raise you the fact that I received an email about logging in to their site to give them my address and pay

I see your point. I knew the risks ahead of time, and raise you the fact that I received an email about logging in to their site to give them my address and pay for shipping. This was over a month ago. I sent Jason @ Stand Desk and email, explaining to him that I paid via Amazon, and I have no account on their site. And they don't allow you to "sign up." The account must pre-exist. I never received a response from him, so I could pay for shipping. At this point, it felt like they wanted my money so they could get their ball rolling, but when it came to shipping, they chose not to solidify the sale and allow me to receive anything. I wanted to pay for shipping and give them my address so I can get my desk. To me, this doesn't sound like good business practice. I understand they're busy, but not returning an email from a paying customer who's wanting to pay even more, albeit just delivery, leaves me to question their goal. It seems like they're trying to buy more time before they send out another round of emails saying "we're delayed again." It's bad enough I've received a couple emails and read several posts about this, and on top of that one about how they miscalculated shipping entirely and upset everybody. Shipping went from $80 to $160 for people across the country. I was perfectly fine with that too, and emailed them saying it was ok, but I wanted an update. That was September, and they promised me a desk in late October, early November. Here we are now, no update for me, and I can't even pay to get the desk delivered if I wanted to. Somehow this is my fault?