I have a service called paymentStrategy that get injected in my controller.

```
$scope.buy = function() {
  paymentStrategy.buy()
    .then(function(response) {

  }
}

```

This buy method from paymentStrategy triggers several methods that needs to be called sequentially. When all the methods within buy() are done, then() needs to be called.

It is probably trivial but I am quite new to angular.

At the moment, buy().then() gets triggered straight after the init() methods.
I have the feeling we need to put all theses methods in a array of promises and apply $q.all(). 

Any help or suggestion would be greatly appreciated

```
angular.module('deps-app.payment.services', []).
  factory('paymentStrategy', function($q) {

 var deferred = $q.defer();
 var ITEM_TO_PURCHASE = "test.beer.managed";
 var promises = [];

 var handlerSuccess = function(result) {
      deferred.resolve(result);
  };

 var handlerError = function(result) {
      deferred.reject(result);
  };

 _init = function() {

     inappbilling.init(handlerSuccess, handlerError, { showLog:true }); 
     return deferred.promise;
    }

  _purchase = function() {
        inappbilling.buy(handlerSuccess, handlerError, ITEM_TO_PURCHASE);
        return deferred.promise;
  }

  _consume = function() {
        inappbilling.consumePurchase(handlerSuccess, handlerError, ITEM_TO_PURCHASE);
        return deferred.promise;
  }

return  {

     buy: function() {

      _init();
        .then(_purchase());
        .then(_consume());  

      return deferred.promise;                    
    }

 }
});

```