Unfortunately what you experienced is really common. One company deliver "led lights" does everything, except deliver the goods. Web site is up, customer suppo

Unfortunately what you experienced is really common. One company deliver "led lights" does everything, except deliver the goods. Web site is up, customer support answers to messages (as long as you're going to order something) and they'll accept payments. But that's where it ends. My dad got a new cellphone and it got the number which is still being shown on that web page. It's nice to receive more and less angry calls all day long from people getting scammed all the time. Unfortunately this seems to be quite common problem. Isn't it the business focus? Do the things which make money, don't mind about the rest. Web site, credit card handling, and customer support, all generate revenue. Delivering goods is bad business, it generates substantial expences. One famous entrepreneur in finland said that invoicing is the thing that runs the business, rest is irrelevant.