D_Skywalk: I only asked for at least a human response. I didnt I want my problem was resolved immediately. But again thanks for resolved now too.
Sorry, but no. You did not "only ask for a human response". You shouted on a public forum (and apparently on Twitter as well), you made it quite clear that you regarded the "two days" waiting time as too long, and you were talking about "shame GOG support".
Look, the thing is, GOG is one of the shops that really values good customer support. You don't _need_ to put on such an aggressive stance, and it's pretty rude toward the people addressing your issue as well as toward other customers who may have to wait longer while you are getting your special treatment. Even if the matter is pressing, asking nicely ("Hey guys, I bought that package and I haven't received it yet; I'd really like to play these game that weekend, is there any way to solve this issue quickly?") would have worked equally well.
And I especially didn't like your "hire more people, it's not my business" remark, because it's so short-sighted. As a shop that values customer service highly, GOG would probably _love_ to hire more support personnel. The problem is that someone has to pay them. Of course, GOG doesn't _have to_ offer excellent prices like the huge discount for the bundle you just bought - they could ask for a bit more money and would then be able to support more staff. But is that really what you want? It seems to me that some people are asking for very low prices _and_ immediate support, and that just doesn't work.
D_Skywalk: Firek, my email was sent yesterday afternoon (21/Jun), I waited till this afternoon (22/Jun). As I understand the space-time has been two days :?
You're waiting "for 24 hours", or "since yesterday", but there is no way how you could claim that you're waiting for two days. But let me put it this way ... for people who are shouting and demanding special attention, it's not unlikely to be a bit liberal when reporting their waiting time, it makes the issue seem more urgent.
Anyway, there's no need to discuss this endlessly. I just would like to ask you to consider that asking nicely might work as well next time you have a problem with GOG.