No, no.... (or as the fat, self-deprecating, but hysterical, food-loving comic John Pinette always says, "Nay Nay.") I just enjoy sharing and helping. Thank you, though! ☺️ Plus, I was waiting to contribute until everyone got their worrying out of their systems and the post wouldn't get lost among the myriad redundant questions.
Oh, and one thing you should know about me — I'll often go back and edit my posts multiple times (sometimes 10 or 15 times, like this post) to add things I either forgot the first time around or decide to add, so it's not a bad idea to check them more than once, if you are interested and want to.
Still no tracking movement. That should start happening between 6-8 a.m. PST if the past years are anything to use as a baseline. Sprint has a special price deal with UPS and their shipments all say 2-day Air (even though they all arrive on release date, but some are shipped Ground, some 2-day, some Next Day) so we are fortunate to see that T-Mobile pays for Next Day Air Saver.
Then again, T-Mobile charges us more than anyone else. My phone, if bought through Apple is $949.00 even. With T-Mobile it's $949.99, so they are making an extra dollar off of everyone who chooses the 64GB and 128GB models. That adds up!!! And Verizon's monthly payment for my phone (the top model) is $31.24 a month; T-Mobile is $31.25. Of course the extra 99¢ isn't a big deal to us individually, but if T-Mobile corporate sells 4 million 64GB models and 2 million 128GB models, that's an extra $5,940,000 for them!
Another thing that bothers me is this: I paid the full CA sales tax at 9.0% on $949.99 last year ($85.50). But I'm giving them back the phone with only $343.75 still owed. That means I only paid $606.24. So how come this time if I'm ordering the same priced model I don't pay tax on just the $606.24?? It's really not fair if you think about it.