No one did and I didn't, re-read the post I said to some of us it is unacceptable to pay in full up front for an item to be shipped 6 + months later, pretty simple, comprehend?
To be fair, no one mentioned "6 months later" until way later into this conversation. Initially you all just complained about "Payment up front" and only wanted to pay in full when it ships. No one here ever implied that a 6 month lead time is a good way to do business. We only said that payment up front is standard for every ecommerce site on the planet.
To be fair I didn't quote you or imply that you did, and 6 months, 5, 4,3 even 2 months speaking strictly for myself is not something that I am paying for in full upfront and then waiting those time frames for it to ship, and just so you know as I mentioned earlier in this thread that there are still companies that take a small down payment for an item that is not ready to ship and then you pay the balance due when shipped or picked up in person, Kaufman trailers and Rut manufacturing are just two company's that I have personally done this with in the past 2 years.
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Your two examples aren't ecommerce companies. Rut manufacturing doesn't have a website and Kaufman trailers doesn't take online orders. I know because I have one of their trailers and paid when I went in picked it up in person.
