New-Relic T-shirt real or gimmick?

I installed and used one of the New Relic products in beginning of 2013. I was promised that a T-Shirt would be shipped to me for trying their product. They asked my size and I  provided them  the same. I waited it for 3 months but the shirt never reached me.

I pinged them again to mention that the shirt has not reached me. They promised a delivery again, but it never reached me even after an year.

Now I a m really wondering if it is a real gimmick from their side.

Note: I live outside U.S.

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