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Which iPhone are you getting

  • iPhone 17

    Votes: 74 5.6%
  • iPhone 17 Air

    Votes: 237 17.9%
  • iPhone 17 Pro

    Votes: 287 21.7%
  • iPhone 17 Pro Max

    Votes: 727 54.9%

  • Total voters
    1,325
If anyone else is having an issue with MyChoice not showing your package, despite you having a tracking number, try changing your address to match the one used for the package, right down to the capital letters. MyChoice wouldn't let me authorize a release because my "address doesn't match." It was the same address, but Apple used all caps for some reason. After changing my address to all caps in the MyChoice settings, the package shows and I was able to authorize release.
 
The return address has no connection to where it will ship from. All Apple orders will ship from WorldPort in KY.

apparently only true for the iphone; my watch is shipping from southern california. the phone is indeed coming from ky. i may only have had a tracking number for the watch when i posted, can’t remember.

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EDIT: i got mixed up while looking at this on my phone at 3am. the phone is shipping out of ontario and has a rialto return address; the watch is shipping out of kentucky and has an indiana return address. so it looks like apple/UPS has spread them all over the country rather than everything going thru kentucky.
 
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Looks like holding at UPS location is not an option right now… will it always be like this?
 
Have tracking info now. Has anyone successfully requested a hold at a UPS customer care center? Looks like I can't do it yet but I've done that for 8am pickup for several launch day phones over the last 10 years or so.
This change is part of why I'm doing ISPU tomorrow. I loved my ritual of going to CCC to get my phone. Nice quiet drive and no line at CCC. Friendly service by the staff, some knew it was an iPhone, some did not. lol

I'd open the shipping box but not the phone box while in the CCC parking lot. I'd photograph the box and send messages to my friends who had yet to have UPS come to their homes. Then off to the Apple Store for a quick visit on my way home just to see what was going on there. Then to home to set up the new devices.

It was a lovely stressless pace. And 6 hours later my phone would be set up and I'd be taking photos as the UPS truck would drive by delivering iPhones to other folks on the street.

Tomorrow I'll be at the Apple Store well before the UPS truck will drive through my neighborhood.

Good luck and have fun, everyone!
 
This change is part of why I'm doing ISPU tomorrow. I loved my ritual of going to CCC to get my phone. Nice quiet drive and no line at CCC. Friendly service by the staff, some knew it was an iPhone, some did not. lol

I'd open the shipping box but not the phone box while in the CCC parking lot. I'd photograph the box and send messages to my friends who had yet to have UPS come to their homes. Then off to the Apple Store for a quick visit on my way home just to see what was going on there. Then to home to set up the new devices.

It was a lovely stressless pace. And 6 hours later my phone would be set up and I'd be taking photos as the UPS truck would drive by delivering iPhones to other folks on the street.

Tomorrow I'll be at the Apple Store well before the UPS truck will drive through my neighborhood.

Good luck and have fun, everyone!
My UPS CC was small and on launch days, the line would be out the door with people milling about lol. I had a good rapport with the UPS CC workers, as I do all my outbound shipping and was there multiple times during the week. Now for my outbound packages, I have to drive a small distance to the UPS store and roll the dice that my outbound do not get rummaged thru or stolen (see the YouTube videos about the UPS Store and the 10k Leica or the rare guitar). Now I have to stand by until 6:59pm on launch day lol.
 
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