Hopefully good for my Apple stock. I got my 128 GB iPhone 6 pre-ordered from AT&T (premier customer, renewed a 2 year contract) at around 8am ET with no hassle. I hear some other people had problems.![]()
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I live in Los Angeles and I ordered my 6+ at 903 pm LA Time....
Here is how I did it
Called a friend who lived in Ohio at 1150 pm HIS time and did a Remote Connection via Log Me In ..... I stayed connected to his PC until midnight and then logged into ATT website.....
ATT website sees his local time and ISP....I login with my account info and buy the phone...... Done in 3-5 mins !
Wrong. It wasn't slow. It wasn't glitching. It wasn't giving error messages.
It was just not up. Nobody was getting in. The Apple store app was working but not the website.
I'm really surprised how much pent up demand there was for the Plus model. I thought most people would find it too cumbersome to use on a daily basis.
The biggest mistake I see each phone cycle is ordering from the carrier. Its not necessary.
I received the "We have an iPhone for you" message around 4:08 am EST. I was able to go to the Apple Store webpage and order a phone (6+ 64 GB AT&T) to pick up in store on 9/19 as the delivery dates had been pushed to 7-10 business days.
I received your message in question at 9:47 AM EST. I went through the process and the message said that I have already placed an order for an iPhone.
What I'm guessing is that when you first tried, Apple was unable to reach your carrier and made a reservation. As you kept trying, Apple was eventually able to connect. No notification had been sent to your carrier that an iPhone had been reserved for you. Therefore you were able to purchase an iPhone. Today when you went to access the reservation, the system checked your account with current orders and saw an iPhone had been purchased.
I think (and hope as I am in the same boat) this means is you have an iPhone purchased and you will just lose your reservation.
Does anyone know where i can preorder/buy an off contract 4.7"??? I only saw one for T-Mobile, and i want a CDMA one... Do they usually make that an option at some point?![]()
Go check the forum...definitely not 5%...at least not in the US where people can return it within a 14-day window.
Amazing that people can wait 1-2 years for a new iPhone. But make them wait 1-3 weeks for delivery and they become unhinged. XD
I went through the agony, then found myself told that I'd have to pay $549 for the phone if I wanted to continued by grandfathered "Unlimited" or buy one of the crappy data plans of AT&T Next. Searched in vain for why I couldn't just renew. The Apple site told me: I'm eligible for a "Normal" upgrade on October 8. So I have to twiddle my thumbs.
900$ more for Next? You must not be on one of the Mobile Share Plans then and trying to add next to a traditional/grandfathered plan I am guessing? From my calculations, if you use Next and one of the Mobile Share plans, it is cheaper for sure, but of course you must give up "unlimited data" if you have that. To, be honest, I may be looking to give up my unlimited data anyways. I am sick of getting throttled speeds almost every month as soon as I get around that 5 GB cap they enforce.
I did get my iPhone 6 plus ordered through ATT at about 1:30 am MST this morning and am stunned to see that the delivery is 10/31-11;11/14! I would have been better off waiting a month after today and walking in a store and buying like I did my 5c. I understand supply and demand but over a month is beyond ridiculous!
I'm really surprised how much pent up demand there was for the Plus model. I thought most people would find it too cumbersome to use on a daily basis.
Theoretically, Apple can source the 5c, 5s, and 6 screens from the same production line, since the pixel density is the same (they just cut a bigger screen for the 6).
I live in Los Angeles and I ordered my 6+ at 903 pm LA Time....
Here is how I did it
Called a friend who lived in Ohio at 1150 pm HIS time and did a Remote Connection via Log Me In ..... I stayed connected to his PC until midnight and then logged into ATT website.....
ATT website sees his local time and ISP....I login with my account info and buy the phone...... Done in 3-5 mins !
I'm really surprised how much pent up demand there was for the Plus model. I thought most people would find it too cumbersome to use on a daily basis.
Why order through AT&T when Apple is the one who makes it?
Interesting, but I don't get it. It wasn't a time of day thing (all start at midnight), it was 'nothing was supposed to be running before 12:01 PDT/1:01 MDT/2:01 CDT/3:01 EDT'. That's all the same second. Doesn't matter where you were virtually in the country. Perhaps one site (ATT) just was up early.