As a business ATT is expected to service it's customers according to the contracts we have all signed. In agreeing to re-up our contracts, we have signed an agreement with ATT that they will provide us cellular service for fees we will pay monthly. We have also signed this contract with the premise from ATT that they will live up to the promises featured on their websites, in TV/radio/print ads, e-mails, and nowadays social media.
What ATT has done is violate the terms of the contracts we just agreed to. In exchange for my (personally) 2-year commitment, I was promised an iPhone 6-plus 64gb SG with the condition that ATT would fill my order when the product becomes available and upon completion of the orders before me. My e-mail clearly states that the pre-orders are first come, first serve... That means if I was order #200 and there are 200 SG 64gb Iphone 6-plus' to be had, I should get one.
What ATT has done according to some posters in this forum is violated that promise. They have shipped phones to customers out of order, and therefore have pulled a bait and switch or simply committed false advertising. They did not fulfill their end of the contract/agreement! So should I cancel? Probably, but I don't feel I should have to because ATT decided to screw up this process! We as customers deserve to be treated with the respect of Verizon, Sprint, and Apple who seem to be doing it right! People are reportedly getting their phones and in sequence to some degree.
All I'm saying is that I don't mind waiting till my pre-order was to be filled. What I don't think is right is ATT screwing people over for waking up at 3am because their systems aren't in check. They promised in that e-mail that orders will be processed according to first come first serve. How this would play out in court I have no idea... I'm just upset that ATT can get away with this, while other companies are treating their customers right! Yes, I'm of the mindset I may leave ATT... It may be the only way to hurt them, but then I get punished by having to wait longer with another carrier. So where do I win? I simply don't...