Hi trekster90,
As has been said before - use your initiative! Don't you have a telephone number to call - or just answer the email you got and ask what is happening and when to expect the next step. They usually know people don't just live into the day just waiting for them to call but have some other things to do as well
Just from my own experience I know sometimes to just go out and do
something pays off (ok - I don't mean: complaining about the company even
before you start working for them
).
As for me - I once applied for a job - got a call telling me to come to the interview on monday and I'd get an email with further instructions as to where I shall go to and when it will start. Never got the email, decided to head there anyways (that was heading from middle east to central europe!). I just went extra early to the HQ of the company. They figured out where I should go to - in a different part of town! Still got there on time though. It paid off well - I got the job
So - before you keep getting upset - do something about it! Pick a time when you aren't to aggravated - give them a call, be nice and civilized. Or if you mail them be sure to proof read it (or better have someone else to do that). I usually still do that nowadays with official letters - as has been said before - nothing worse than stupid typing errors in documents which should be professional looking!
I even use (online) dictionaries when posting here as english isn't my first language! If you look for one - try:
http://www.alphadictionary.com/langdir.html !
So - good luck - and keep us posted!
Eli