Good Order Status Page?...

[ShawnTXDFW]

I'm not sure if this has anything to do with orders or not, but seems to be the way Google pulled it up. I went to Google and typed in Apple Order Status, and somehow, someway, it pulled up my order and told me when it was expected to be delivered. I took a small screenshot of it so I can show you what I'm talking about. I'm not sure if it's going off of basic results, meaning I was shown my watch would be here between 5/13 - 5/27 and maybe it just happened to choose the last delivery day? I'd like to see if anyone else got this to work for them, and if so maybe it reflects when your watch might actually get delivered. Any help would be appreciated.

-Shawn

 

[oennich]

Google probably was able to guess from scanning through your emails. So when you searched for it, Google probably pulled up your order data from the confirmation email Apple sent you.

 

[ShawnTXDFW]

Makes sense. Just kind of made me think of how they would've had more info then Apple. Apple says one thing, but then Google seems to have pulled the exact day. Didn't make much sense to me either. Seeing the e-mail Apple sent me, it makes sense. Don't want to give anyone's hopes up.

-Shawn

 

[poematik13]

that would imply that you received an email confirming this; google scanned it from your gmail and had it turn up in your search results.

 

[madsci954]

I have the Deliveries app, and when I have a delvery day range, it counts the days to the latest. So in your case, it would count the days to May 27.

 

[ShawnTXDFW]

That's what I kind of figured. Seeing that's what Apple sent me, I guess it just happened to choose the last delivery day from the e-mail.

-Shawn

 

[NovemberWhiskey]

It's just pulling up your gmail account. If you open a private browser window, or log out of your google account, it will not do that.

I am sure there is a setting somewhere too.

 

[sahilpatel12]

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