Der Unterschied ist ganz einfach, dass du eine völlig andere Grafikkarte bestellt hast als der Kunde, den du zitiert hast. Mit deiner Zahlungsmethode hat das also rein gar nichts zu tun.
I just posted an update here in German:
https://www.computerbase.de/forum/threads/caseking-update-zu-den-geforce-rtx-3000-3.1976190/
Any automatic translation should do. Apart from that I can only reiterate that every customer who ordered a product that is currently not in stock receives a notification about that fact via e-mail. Said products are all clearly indicated as "not in stock" on our website and don't have any delivery dates. If you click on the stock indicator, the following text also appears: "We have ordered the item, but did not receive a confirmed delivery date for it from the manufacturer or supplier. A delivery time estimation cannot be given for this item."
You are probably well aware of the shortages of the new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3000 series yourself. We regret this situation, but we cannot do anything about it as we do not manufacture these products. Of course, we have ordered very large quantities of the GPUs, but unfortunately NVIDIA and their board partners are unable to deliver them in the foreseeable future. We receive tiny amounts of some cards every week but we don't know any quantities in advance and we simply do not have any prospective delivery dates which is why we cannot divine how long you'll have to wait. Order changes or cancellations are of course possible at any time, should you not be willing to wait any longer.
There is a huge amount of orders that came in within those first few minutes after the official launch, but we're only receiving minute deliveries.
Liebe Grüße / Kind Regards
Mike