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TheRaxar

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So a super close friend of mine happens to deliver Fedex literally in my neighborhood and I also ordered via Verizon so got a Fedex tracking # and its scheduled to arrive in my city tomorrow or (Thursday) for sure. He might be able to get me past the hold, will update you guys if I get it early! :D
 
So a super close friend of mine happens to deliver Fedex literally in my neighborhood and I also ordered via Verizon so got a Fedex tracking # and its scheduled to arrive in my city tomorrow or (Thursday) for sure. He might be able to get me past the hold, will update you guys if I get it early! :D
And lose his job or get FedEx fined. That would be super worth it.
 
So a loss of job can occur over a shipping hold slip? Seems a little too tight. I'll post pics of it if I do get it early.
 
So a loss of job can occur over a shipping hold slip? Seems a little too tight. I'll post pics of it if I do get it early.
doing something for personal gain would get him fired most likely. Hardly worth the risk. Shocked he would even think about it
 
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Wonder if they will let it activate anytime before 12:01 am Friday 11/3
Would be funny if it threw an exception and couldn’t get resolved until Monday.
But hey it’s Verizon so at least they won’t make you get a new sim.
 
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I work for FedEx (though no where near packages or deliveries) and I can verify, this could get him fired. It could get him fired with any package, but there is extra special protection on Apple shipments.
You're not his boss are you? lol how ironic would that be..talk about busted ha
 
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I'd think Apple could definitely find out who the delivery guy was if they wanted to.
 
I worked at VZW when the iPhone 4 launched for the carrier. Since it was already out for ATT, there wasn't nearly as much security/restrictions regarding the launch and some users got them early. The iPhone MEIDS weren't loaded into the system, so they couldn't activate them until launch. If that's still the case, the best they can do is use WiFi. I wonder if Apple will block activation as well, though.
 
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