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I really don't think they care about this. This is the third time I have had this kind of experience with Google. Google IO 2011 and 2012 had the same sort of

• stephencanon 14y ago
  > This is unacceptable. Obviously not, since you keep trying to buy it (I'm not being glib; I mean this as a serious observation). As long as people keep trying to make them take their money, they have little incentive to fix it (but not no incentive, since it does damage the brand). It certainly doesn't reflect well on them, though.
  • ryanhuff 14y ago
    Who cares about the phone? I will be mildly upset for a few days about their lack of care in these matters, but I will move on. It is unacceptable because its Google, and the image that they want to convey as a trusted partner in financial transactions. Do they really think that I (or anybody else) should trust a company that exhibits this kind of attitude towards transactions with handling my mobile wallet? Not me.
• timewasted 14y ago
  I went through the same issues as you, and most everyone else here. Not getting e-mailed that it'll be available for purchase, vague error messages during checkout, cart randomly getting emptied, etc. Before it was available for purchase, I was on the fence about whether or not it was actually a worthwhile purchase for me. I ultimately decided it was, but Google did everything in their power to prevent me from giving them my money. Depending on how quickly they actually get new stock in, I will probably just end up deciding that I don't actually need the phone after all. Disappointing.