We were told via email: "REASON FOR REMOVAL: Alleged trademark infringement."
I thought it was odd that we were not given the opportunity to represent ourselves prior to the app being taken down.
This happen to anyone else?
We were sad it was removed and Google was not very specific nor responsive to my inquiries. But in truth we knew why it did not last. TEXT BOMB was simply too awesome, too powerful and too annoying to last. It would send up to 1 million SMS messages to one or multiple targets at a preset time. An option called Super Annoy Mode allowed the texts to be spaced out using a random interval with a settable max delay. It was devious. It was dangerous.
Here's one of the ads I made for it: http://youtu.be/6a0QzS0PqBY
RIP TEXT BOMB.
In my experience, Google had good reason. If you feel they do not, keep fighting. Good luck.
And they haven't made themselves available to speak with us after our initial attempts.
I removed it, it was not worth for me to fight it as it was just my first android app, mostly made as a proof of concept. I sounded like they would have accepted it back if I removed skype from the name.