Hey mine too! Our iPhones must be on the same shipper! Whoo! If it's in Anchorage I suspect we'd have them by Wed. for sure!
awesome! I am in Delaware...so it still has quite aways to get to me.
Hey mine too! Our iPhones must be on the same shipper! Whoo! If it's in Anchorage I suspect we'd have them by Wed. for sure!
Every single time, Apple "sells out" and every single time, like magic, they seem to then have plenty of supply a short time later.
But the funny thing is, people believe Apple every time with their specious claims of "sold out" - to the point that certain folks even wait outside their stores!
The media never learns. They always announce the sellout like it was unexpected, and few report that there is no "shortage" when sipping times magically decrease.
I ordered mine at 6:10 PM on the 14th from AT&T too.
Has anyone else ordered from AT&T directly that wasn't in the first shipping batch seen their order change status yet?
awesome! I am in Delaware...so it still has quite aways to get to me.![]()
Every single time, Apple "sells out" and every single time, like magic, they seem to then have plenty of supply a short time later.
But the funny thing is, people believe Apple every time with their specious claims of "sold out" - to the point that certain folks even wait outside their stores!
The media never learns. They always announce the sellout like it was unexpected, and few report that there is no "shortage" when sipping times magically decrease.
Don't you just love being ****ed over by Apple?I ordered my iPhone at 5am EST and it still hasn't shipped yet I see people saying they ordered past 7:30 EST and in THE SAME STATE, and they are getting theirs on Sept 27th. I hate Apple's nonsensical shipping logic. You would think the earlier order would be shipped first, not the ones made hours later.
I just want my iPhone...
hmmm...maybe it got caught in a spam filter?
Don't you just love being ****ed over by Apple?
Oh, stop it. Supply and demand is too complicated a process for you to be spreading this crap around like you have the one-size-fits-all solution.
Can we agree that they had more phones ready for preorder this year than last year? Good. Apple is doing what they need to be doing.
I also received this good news this info from Apple yesterday in the early AM.
In my case the tracking shows this shipment is handled via UPS Worldwide Express. That being said the delivery commitment is actually "one or two business day delivery from*Europe, Asia, and Latin America". I'll be lOOking for my iPhone 5 delivery Tuesday or Wednesday. At the time of this post its now in Anchorage, AK.
UPS Worldwide Express - Delivery Commitment
Export:
Delivery by 10:30 a.m. or 12:00 noon
Delivery by the next business day to Canada and for documents to Mexico
Second business day delivery to Europe and Latin America
Delivery within two or three business days to Asia
Import:
Delivery by 10:30 a.m. or 12:00 noon
Next business day delivery from Canada and Mexico
One or two business day delivery from*Europe, Asia, and Latin America
PS: My apologizes if this had been covered, but a search of the thread for "UPS Worldwide Express" was negative.
I ordered my iPhone at 5am EST and it still hasn't shipped yet I see people saying they ordered past 7:30 EST and in THE SAME STATE, and they are getting theirs on Sept 27th. I hate Apple's nonsensical shipping logic. You would think the earlier order would be shipped first, not the ones made hours later.
I just want my iPhone...
in canada, the apple store aren't selling unlocked phones. Only locked for the first week. So retarded.
I was going to pick one up yesterday in Vancouver (no line ups, tons of stock), but they told me it was carrier locked. Only way to get one is waiting a week.
I have no "one size fits all solution", and never claimed otherwise.
I have no idea of whether or not Apple had more phones ready for preorder or not.
What I do know is that with pretty much every single product launch, Apple announces through the media that supplies are constrained, and pretty much every single time, the supply constraints seem to magically disappear shortly after the media reports.
Whether Apple does this on purpose, or whether Apple screws up demand estimates pretty much every single time, I have no way of knowing for sure.
I have no "one size fits all solution", and never claimed otherwise.
I have no idea of whether or not Apple had more phones ready for preorder or not.
What I do know is that with pretty much every single product launch, Apple announces through the media that supplies are constrained, and pretty much every single time, the supply constraints seem to magically disappear shortly after the media reports.
Whether Apple does this on purpose, or whether Apple screws up demand estimates pretty much every single time, I have no way of knowing for sure.
I completed my order through the Apple Store App for the 64 gig black AT&T model at 12:58am PDT, and was given the October 5 delivery date (yes, 58 minutes into ordering!).I ordered directly from Apple around 4:45AM EST on Friday, so only an hour or so after the initial batch had sold out. I have received no notification of shipment so far.Could this be a difference between the Verizon and AT&T phones? Mine is an AT&T model.
Try the apple store in Fort Worth. AT&T store in the Highlands are all out.
They may be moving up the cables as well. I ordered 2 Lightning cables with my phone. At the time I ordered the scheduled shipping was 2-3 weeks with delivery 5 days after shipment. According to FedEx, they will be delivered on Wednesday (my phone arrives on Friday).
Did they use iProtection?
...or else a lot of preorders were cancelled, due to people either being able to get a phone in store on the first day,
The increased supply probably consists of scuffed returns.
Anyone else noticing any difference between the black and white phones?
Except that I ordered within the first hour of preorder availability on the 14th from Apple, and have yet to get a shipment notification while in the meantime people who ordered 12+ hours later have been getting theirs. So Apple is most definitely not shipping the oldest orders first.
That's not a tech company issue. That is all AT&T. They can't return what doesnt sell so they under judge to avoid getting stuck with phones they can't sell. Or at least that is their illogic. When they run out they try to get folks to switch to a phone that gets them a better cut/commission. Not to mention that most tores just don't have the stockroom space for large amounts of phones.
All ATT storess got a shipment of 15 units only per store.
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