@TakiUdon_ I ran into the same address probs. The only thing that works is creating a new address at time of order, not using an existing one on the account. +You cannot auto-fill. If you do, you need to delete the last char of each field and retype it, but that doesn’t work for zip code!
@benzumwalt@TakiUdon_ I’m in the same boat. I rushed through the checkout so fast that I overlooked the shipping option. Should be a simple click to change it in the Shopify admin panel though.
@TakiUdon_ Hey Taki… is it possible to change shipping method? I flew through the order process so quickly (FOMO) that I didn’t realize it defaulted to 4PX. Emailed you… thank you.
@TakiUdon_ Bro, just take preorders and fulfill them in a first-come first-served queue. We’re all ready to fork cash over now 😂. REALLY hoping tomorrow doesn’t have the same address problem though!
@ykl@TakiUdon_@t0m_fr What I mean is: once you get to checkout the items should be reserved for you for like 90 secs. Then if you have address or CC decline problems you have time to resolve them without “sorry sold out” popping up at the very end.
@ykl@TakiUdon_@t0m_fr No it doesn’t allocate stock once you pass the queue into the checkout process. The text onscreen said as much. I lost my cart contents due to about 20-30 secs of address problems (zip code).
@TakiUdon_@t0m_fr I think the queue solves a lot of potential issues. But only if stock is pinned to a customer for a short period of time to allow for unexpected checkout issues. Without that, the queue only sheds load on the web server but does nothing to actually move people through a funnel
@TakiUdon_ It probably makes sense to have that waiting queue drop you into checkout but tie the stock in the cart to the user for say 60-90 seconds. That would be enough time to resolve any address and CC declines and not lose the cart. It makes the holding queue more meaningful.