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That means it won't be available again for ordering until all those orders are shipped (> 3wks). I guess they still have enough to sell for $500 through T-mobi
by YZF 14y ago
That means it won't be available again for ordering until all those orders are shipped (> 3wks).
I guess they still have enough to sell for $500 through T-mobile... And enough to supply the scalpers on eBay. I'm still upset from the errors during the order window but maybe it's all for the best.
Google is still not making any visible effort to communicate what's happening to the customers. Very disappointing. Do no evil?
- ok_craig 14y agoHow is the email not a visible effort to communicate what's happening to the customers?
- YZF 14y agoI signed up to be notified. I tried to buy many times and failed. I lost time and sleep because Google decided to play all these tricks on us. I never got an e-mail or any sort of communication. I guess it depends on your definition of customer but in the physical world when someone goes in a store to purchase something and talks with the staff I would consider them to meet the definition of a customer. EDIT: Let's say you drive to a store knowing a product is going on sale. You go to a shelf, they have pieces of paper saying take this paper and claim the product at the register. You take the paper. You queue up, you get to the register and they tell you tough luck, we have no inventory. Wouldn't you be annoyed? Then you leave the store to find stalls of people selling the product for double the price. This sort of stuff can happen but it would be nice if Google said something about it. The only thing they told the community is "sold out" and "check again soon". I was hoping to use this phone while traveling next month but I'll have to make some other arrangements for a reasonable unlocked phone.
- jvanenk 14y agoIt's a full two days after the original order went through. Couldn't they know this information earlier?
- conradfr 14y agoThree weeks before new inventory, that's the real info.