If it helps, most of us in this current group got rescheduled delivery notices too. Mine went from 9/26 to 9/27 back to 9/26. So it may not mean much.Did anyone else get a rescheduled delivery on their UPS tracking for 10/1-10/4 group
That is me too near a Louisville. Do yo7 know if you have to sign ?
Did anyone else get a rescheduled delivery on their UPS tracking for 10/1-10/4 group
WTH!!
Someone will suggest legal action with an unclear degree of sincerity.
My phone has finally left ZZ. Departure scan of 9:24AM which aligns with flight CPA51 currently en route to Hong Kong.A) you're probably in the wrong group. the whole thread, as suggested by the title, is for people who's delivery range was "9/27-10/1"
B) That literally happened to everyone in this thread earlier this week
C) Literally everyone's delivery date finally coalesced to the date originally indicated.
This is a volume deployment that clears customs en masse as a cohort of like 100k to 200k units, and is subsequently transported on a flight specifically chartered for the purpose. The standard UPS tracking system isn't really, geared for this sort of thing. There are scans on this shipment with status messages that literally only appear on *this shipment*.
Take a deep breath, You'll probably have your phones monday if you're in the 10/1-10/4 group. Keep an eye on flight CPA2084. I explained all this already. Okay one more time.
HELLO 10/1-10/4 ORDERS - READ THIS:
It may behoove you to take a read through this thread and note the sequence of events that happened to the 9/27-10/1 orders. The things you're seeing now mirror things that happened in that group. I did a metric buttload of investigation, called a few people who would share information they shouldn't, I know what I know.
TL;DR:
iPhones ride on a chartered 747 from Hong Kong to Louisville as palletized bulk shipments. Until the pallets are split into individual parcels in Louisville, the tracking information is kind of irrelevant. It's like the difference between VHS and HD. VHS kind of sort of shows you the movie, you get the gist, but you're not getting even 1/10 of the picture. HD is a far clearer picture - but there's still stuff happening behind the scenes you dont know about. It's VHS until it gets to Louisville.
- There will be scans with nonsensical statuses, and mysterious exceptions, and an inexplicable trip to Hong Kong.
- The phones will seem like they're in Hong Kong for-*****-ever. You'll be convinced of an interminable delay. Someone will suggest legal action with an unclear degree of sincerity.
- People will keep suggesting flights the phones might be on.
- Seemingly out of nowhere there will be a departure scan from Hong Kong, and an Arrival Scan in Anchorage. The arrival scan, when it comes in, would indicate a time in the future! The travel time between HK and AK would seem to violate the laws of physics!
- The phones will seem to be in Anchorage for so so many hours.
- Then, like 4-5 hours after the next CPA2084 flight lands in Louisville, scans that make sense will flow like water, phones will be dispatched throughout the country in a matter of hours - pleasant surprise, you'll get your phones the next day.
If your phones shipped out yesterday you'll probably get them Monday. Maybe they'll deliver saturday, who knows.
By all means, speculate about which flight, worry about problems, think there are huge issues, work yourself up about it.
Or just compare your tracking info to mine which is identical just shifted backward by maybe 2 days:
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“Someone will suggest legal action with an unclear degree of sincerity.” 😂A) you're probably in the wrong group. the whole thread, as suggested by the title, is for people who's delivery range was "9/27-10/1"
B) That literally happened to everyone in this thread earlier this week
C) Literally everyone's delivery date finally coalesced to the date originally indicated.
This is a volume deployment that clears customs en masse as a cohort of like 100k to 200k units, and is subsequently transported on a flight specifically chartered for the purpose. The standard UPS tracking system isn't really, geared for this sort of thing. There are scans on this shipment with status messages that literally only appear on *this shipment*.
Take a deep breath, You'll probably have your phones monday if you're in the 10/1-10/4 group. Keep an eye on flight CPA2084. I explained all this already. Okay one more time.
HELLO 10/1-10/4 ORDERS - READ THIS:
It may behoove you to take a read through this thread and note the sequence of events that happened to the 9/27-10/1 orders. The things you're seeing now mirror things that happened in that group. I did a metric buttload of investigation, called a few people who would share information they shouldn't, I know what I know.
TL;DR:
iPhones ride on a chartered 747 from Hong Kong to Louisville as palletized bulk shipments. Until the pallets are split into individual parcels in Louisville, the tracking information is kind of irrelevant. It's like the difference between VHS and HD. VHS kind of sort of shows you the movie, you get the gist, but you're not getting even 1/10 of the picture. HD is a far clearer picture - but there's still stuff happening behind the scenes you dont know about. It's VHS until it gets to Louisville.
- There will be scans with nonsensical statuses, and mysterious exceptions, and an inexplicable trip to Hong Kong.
- The phones will seem like they're in Hong Kong for-*****-ever. You'll be convinced of an interminable delay. Someone will suggest legal action with an unclear degree of sincerity.
- People will keep suggesting flights the phones might be on.
- Seemingly out of nowhere there will be a departure scan from Hong Kong, and an Arrival Scan in Anchorage. The arrival scan, when it comes in, would indicate a time in the future! The travel time between HK and AK would seem to violate the laws of physics!
- The phones will seem to be in Anchorage for so so many hours.
- Then, like 4-5 hours after the next CPA2084 flight lands in Louisville, scans that make sense will flow like water, phones will be dispatched throughout the country in a matter of hours - pleasant surprise, you'll get your phones the next day.
If your phones shipped out yesterday you'll probably get them Monday. Maybe they'll deliver saturday, who knows.
By all means, speculate about which flight, worry about problems, think there are huge issues, work yourself up about it.
Or just compare your tracking info to mine which is identical just shifted backward by maybe 2 days:
View attachment 863732
I was on the Sept 30 - Oct 2 group and got bumped to tomorrow. I got the local scan a couple hours ago.Did anyone else get a rescheduled delivery on their UPS tracking for 10/1-10/4 group
4.5) Someone who couldn’t manage to wait a few extra days will go buy their phone at the Apple store. Then they will come back repeatedly to remind you they already have their phone, because you care.A) you're probably in the wrong group. the whole thread, as suggested by the title, is for people who's delivery range was "9/27-10/1"
B) That literally happened to everyone in this thread earlier this week
C) Literally everyone's delivery date finally coalesced to the date originally indicated.
This is a volume deployment that clears customs en masse as a cohort of like 100k to 200k units, and is subsequently transported on a flight specifically chartered for the purpose. The standard UPS tracking system isn't really, geared for this sort of thing. There are scans on this shipment with status messages that literally only appear on *this shipment*.
Take a deep breath, You'll probably have your phones monday if you're in the 10/1-10/4 group. Keep an eye on flight CPA2084. I explained all this already. Okay one more time.
HELLO 10/1-10/4 ORDERS - READ THIS:
It may behoove you to take a read through this thread and note the sequence of events that happened to the 9/27-10/1 orders. The things you're seeing now mirror things that happened in that group. I did a metric buttload of investigation, called a few people who would share information they shouldn't, I know what I know.
TL;DR:
iPhones ride on a chartered 747 from Hong Kong to Louisville as palletized bulk shipments. Until the pallets are split into individual parcels in Louisville, the tracking information is kind of irrelevant. It's like the difference between VHS and HD. VHS kind of sort of shows you the movie, you get the gist, but you're not getting even 1/10 of the picture. HD is a far clearer picture - but there's still stuff happening behind the scenes you dont know about. It's VHS until it gets to Louisville.
- There will be scans with nonsensical statuses, and mysterious exceptions, and an inexplicable trip to Hong Kong.
- The phones will seem like they're in Hong Kong for-*****-ever. You'll be convinced of an interminable delay. Someone will suggest legal action with an unclear degree of sincerity.
- People will keep suggesting flights the phones might be on.
- Seemingly out of nowhere there will be a departure scan from Hong Kong, and an Arrival Scan in Anchorage. The arrival scan, when it comes in, would indicate a time in the future! The travel time between HK and AK would seem to violate the laws of physics!
- The phones will seem to be in Anchorage for so so many hours.
- Then, like 4-5 hours after the next CPA2084 flight lands in Louisville, scans that make sense will flow like water, phones will be dispatched throughout the country in a matter of hours - pleasant surprise, you'll get your phones the next day.
If your phones shipped out yesterday you'll probably get them Monday. Maybe they'll deliver saturday, who knows.
By all means, speculate about which flight, worry about problems, think there are huge issues, work yourself up about it.
Or just compare your tracking info to mine which is identical just shifted backward by maybe 2 days:
View attachment 863732
Well, looks like my phone has hit the local hub for delivery tomorrow.
Ladies and gentlemen, it was a pleasure and an honor
Still, kinda pisses me off that Apple's initial shipments appear to have been overnight, for last Friday's delivery, and since then they switch to molasses and take their own sweet time. Mine sat in China for four days.