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I use all my mail through G Suite on a domain I own through a third party registrar. I logged into the link provided in the article and got a message “You don'

I use all my mail through G Suite on a domain I own through a third party registrar. I logged into the link provided in the article and got a message “You don't have any purchases”. Maybe this feature isn’t available to me since I’m a G Suite user rather than a gmail user? I actually wouldn’t mind having this feature available, although I do keep google’s location history disabled.

kevingadd 7y ago
I can confirm it's not enabled (at least by default) for G Suite. I have email pass through a g suite account into a personal email account (so both accounts will see it) and the g suite account has no purchases history while the personal account has full history accurate up until yesterday.
fjp 7y ago
It looks like it's just not very good at scraping my mail for purchases (which would be surprising) or it's just not showing me all of them. I have a junk Gmail account that I sign up for everything with - retail store loyalty programs, accounts on various retail websites, etc etc. I have had the address for 6+ years and it thinks I've only bought 7 things - some concert tickets, a pair of gloves, and a pair of shoes.
soulnothing 7y ago
I have both a G Suite email and regular @gmail.com address. I noted the same behavior you did. My custom domain no purchase history. Under gmail.com purchase history. Not sure if it can be enabled.
jzl 7y ago
I think this is because Google just doesn't do a lot of the data scraping in G Suite accounts that it does in gmail accounts. So I think it just doesn't have any stored "purchases" to show, rather the fact that the purchase interface doesn't work. I say this based on information I've read in the past about how G Suite / Google Apps accounts are treated. I hope this is the case, but am certainly not sure about it.

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I use all my mail through G Suite on a domain I own through a third party registrar. I logged into the link provided in the article and got a message “You don'

by javagram 7y ago

kevingadd 7y ago
I can confirm it's not enabled (at least by default) for G Suite. I have email pass through a g suite account into a personal email account (so both accounts will see it) and the g suite account has no purchases history while the personal account has full history accurate up until yesterday.
fjp 7y ago
It looks like it's just not very good at scraping my mail for purchases (which would be surprising) or it's just not showing me all of them. I have a junk Gmail account that I sign up for everything with - retail store loyalty programs, accounts on various retail websites, etc etc. I have had the address for 6+ years and it thinks I've only bought 7 things - some concert tickets, a pair of gloves, and a pair of shoes.
soulnothing 7y ago
I have both a G Suite email and regular @gmail.com address. I noted the same behavior you did. My custom domain no purchase history. Under gmail.com purchase history. Not sure if it can be enabled.
jzl 7y ago
I think this is because Google just doesn't do a lot of the data scraping in G Suite accounts that it does in gmail accounts. So I think it just doesn't have any stored "purchases" to show, rather the fact that the purchase interface doesn't work. I say this based on information I've read in the past about how G Suite / Google Apps accounts are treated. I hope this is the case, but am certainly not sure about it.