The above is the world you wish for.
Waiting is the world you paid for.
I don't know how you figure how it is suppose to be in a carriers hands in 48? Some times it happens and some times it don't. Sorry, but FT is not usually instant gratification. Just a few short years ago it use to take weeks/months. Like the Sargent use to say to me,. " YOU volunteered for this." It usually didn't help much when he said that though.
I'm sorry, let me inject some fact into this "discussion"
"9. What does each stock status mean?
Timely shipping is the number one priority for us. Here is what stock status means:
Ships today: orders leave our doors within 12 hours
Ships next day: orders leave our doors before the next business day ends
In stock: orders leave our doors within 2 business days
Back ordered: specific shipping time estimated and displayed on product pages"
And if you feel a need to make excuses for that, go ask FastTech to remove it from their policy first, because that's a direct copy/paste from it and that is the product they sold to me. Would you also make excuses for them if you bought and paid for an 18560 battery and got a generic AAA alkaline in the mail 2 weeks later? I think not.
I didn't ask for instant gratification, go back and actually read my post again. And I don't much care how things USED to be in your experience. I've been ordering this stuff for quite a few years from Chinese vendors, I'm not new to this game like some of the experts around here.
Why do people such as yourself have this burning desire to defend incompetence?
So get off of your "suck it up, you asked for trouble" soap box. There is no excuse for this sort of behavior from a vendor except for an occasional fumble. With Fasttech, it appears to be becoming SOP.
I suppose we could ALL stand around and attack the people who are buying stuff from them when they complain, and then maybe if we are lucky, Fasttech will start taking 30 days to pick and ship an order and then you could defend that behavior as well... sound good?
I didn't "pay for" taking a week to pick and ship an item. I paid for 48 hour order-to-ship service. I paid for accepting to be at the mercy of the postal system, not FasttTech packaging my stuff whenever they feel like it.