How many times over my 60+ years have I heard this statement? I have no idea, but often enough that I now use it. Example: It would be nice if: A. E-companies would correct errors in their ads. For example I purchased a disk which showed men's trousers patterns as being on it. No patterns, so returned. Thinking it was a one-off dud, I bought another. No patterns for trousers, but shirts which I can use, so it stayed. Both times I notified the seller but, as of today, there is NO MENTION that not all of the items shown are on the disk. HMPF!
E-companies that change the regs for use of the site, but NEVER send that information to their registered users. How hard is it to send a no-reply message? For example, a site which stores .pdfs of purchased patterns, now removes some with no notice as to why. I groused and they are back, but for how long? I still do not know when or why this happened.
There are many of these occurrences every day, but no remedy unless abandoning what you have paid for, is any sort of reasonable remedy.
Here endeth the sermon, Nehmah62
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