Everyone is on the same:
The apple website has not updated or send any mail about the location of the iphones you need to go to ups and do this.
http://www.ups.com/WebTracking/track...&WT.svl=PriNav
Go to Track by Reference
Shipment Reference: Order Number minus last two digits.
Country: USA
Destination ZIP: where you will get your iphone
This works and thanks for some one that has posted this info before.
QUOTE=lke;19749423]Everyone is on the same:
The apple website has not updated or send any mail about the location of the iphones you need to go to ups and do this.
http://www.ups.com/WebTracking/track...&WT.svl=PriNav
Go to Track by Reference
Shipment Reference: Order Number minus last two digits.
Country: USA
Destination ZIP: where you will get your iphone
This works and thanks for some one that has posted this info before.[/QUOTE]
That worked perfectly. Thank you so much Ike!
I've been checking dally for the fun of it with no change since Saturday from Preparing for Shipment status. But I think most here people are really worried the comedy of errors, that Apple so skillfully perpetrated upon its' loyal fan base with the pre-order process, will filter through to their processing and delivery. I know it always seems so illogical a procedure every single time I've ordered through Apple on new releases. Not only phones but computers too.
Never without an uproar of displeasure on how its' been handled.
I could not imagine a more complex logistical endeavor to set up, let alone manage and track. Imagine coordinating a few million items that must deliver, virtually worldwide, on the same day. Of course, one would think there's a method to this madness, but just once, I'd like to get the low down, from Apple, as to how this whole process is planned and how it's suppose to work. How my order, at 12:30 PDT gets shipped days later than someone seemingly much later in, what I would imagine to be, a queue. If it's supposed to happen this way, then I must be plenty ignorant of something.
