I accidentally ordered two iPhones

call em and tell em to cancel the 2nd order.

 

IF they don't cancel one of the orders, and you receive both, once she activates the second phone, YOU will be charged the difference between the subsidized price and full price. So you'd better make sure she wants a $600 iPhone.

 

Get both of them and have elaborate conversations with yourself using FaceTime.

 

FTW!!!

 

Hahahaha. If they don't cancel I would explain it to them, Apple is very understanding and I'm sure they would take care of it.

 

You should try to cancel the second order. I've heard They'll charge you full retail price for the second one, once shipped. That's cause you only qualify for one upgrade.

 

Even if charged $600, you could still eBay it and make a profit I would suspect.

 

If you did keep it I would say sell it. Your sisters not worth $600.

 

The same thing happened to me. It's very simple.

Go to Apple.com, store, and account (right side top of screen). Then check your order status. You'll see the two difference orders. Make sure both have delivery dates of June 24 and delete one of them.

This way you don't run any risk of having both cancelled. Or being overcharged.

 

HAHA!! Nice!!

 

They are either scammers or in countries that aren't getting them.

 

I would definitely try to cancel it so someone else out there who got screwed on pre-order day will maybe get their iPhone 4 on launch day. If so many people hadn't spent their entire day trying to pre-order and never getting through I wouldn't be saying this, however many many people spent their whole day trying to order and never even got through.

If there wasn't a shortage of iPhone 4's I would say to definitely post it on eBay and make a profit, however there is a shortage and many people did get screwed out of a pre-order. Make it fair to them and cancel the second phone.

 

Yea, I was considering selling an extra on eBay but too much risk especially on foreign soil. Domestically, relatively safe but even then, the buyer can do a charge back with Item Not As Described with their credit card company and that's a lose lose situation.

 

Have fun making a nice profit on the one you don't want.

Just sell it, as is. (If you can.)