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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Argento, post: 712562, member: 17165&quot;]The Mint&#039;s web server processes requests serially, one after the other.&nbsp; When you refresh, your initial request (the one closer to being served) is *dropped and a new request is initiated, effectively putting you at the back of the line.</p><p><br /></p><p>Refreshes with sites like the Mint&#039;s are bad news.&nbsp; Sometimes its necessary (say if 30 minutes has gone by with no response) but generally, you should get a response even if it takes 10-15 mintues.</p><p><br /></p><p>*Technically, the Mint&#039;s website doesn&#039;t drop the request, it processes it as it was supposed to do.&nbsp; It&#039;s your browser that drops the Mint&#039;s response because you told it that it should be looking for a response from the new refresh request and not the initial request.&nbsp; It&#039;s entirely feasible that if you are mashing refresh, your browser is dropping every chance you&#039;ve gotten to get an order in early.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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