Logged into my att account and my installment plan for my X is already on my line. Good sign?!?
Same. Just checked myself.
Maybe, just maybe... we have success! The problem is will Best Buy honor the 3rd.
Logged into my att account and my installment plan for my X is already on my line. Good sign?!?
Hopefully it’ll deliver on the 3rd, Best Buy don’t screw me uppppp....Delivery is different. It's the pickup that's REALLY poorly worded on Best Buy's site. It will say "Releases November 3" as you check out. That's not the same as saying YOU will get it November 3.
Nov 3rd delivered to my office supposedly. Order completed at 3:04.... I ordered from Best Buy at full retail price and my order says model MQA52LL/A, but is that model A1865 or A1901? My AT&T line is paid by my employer, but I own the device. Is this phone going to come SIM free? Do I just put in my AT&T sim before booting?
Well during the Best Buy check out, I didn't need to select a carrier when I paid retail price.Huh? There’s no SIM free iPhone X during Preorder... I believe you’ll have to use the SIM card provided...
I can speak to that a little. I worked for Best Buy not too long ago. They no longer sell "unlocked" iPhones. The iPhones they do have are called Universal iPhones. Essentially meaning they work for all the carriers in the US. I can't remember which model those ended up being, but all the phones were in one place, customers told us their carrier, and we grabbed the respective SIM card for that carrier. I do know, however, that as soon as you stick a SIM card into the phone, depending on your carrier, it will lock to your carrier. A guy bought one outright and was hoping to switch SIM cards between two carriers, but when he put in an AT&T SIM, it wouldn't work for his other carrier.Nov 3rd delivered to my office supposedly. Order completed at 3:04.... I ordered from Best Buy at full retail price and my order says model MQA52LL/A, but is that model A1865 or A1901? My AT&T line is paid by my employer, but I own the device. Is this phone going to come SIM free? Do I just put in my AT&T sim before booting?
Of course it says that with Best Buy. I would be shocked if you don’t get an email that Friday and says it got pushed back three weeks. Happens every time with target and Best Buy. I will never do that again with them.
So here's a question.... My employer pays for the service and I have no access to the AT&T account. Should I put in my wife's Verizon sim first and then the AT&T sim to give me more options down the road?I can speak to that a little. I worked for Best Buy not too long ago. They no longer sell "unlocked" iPhones. The iPhones they do have are called Universal iPhones. Essentially meaning they work for all the carriers in the US. I can't remember which model those ended up being, but all the phones were in one place, customers told us their carrier, and we grabbed the respective SIM card for that carrier. I do know, however, that as soon as you stick a SIM card into the phone, depending on your carrier, it will lock to your carrier. A guy bought one outright and was hoping to switch SIM cards between two carriers, but when he put in an AT&T SIM, it wouldn't work for his other carrier.
TLDR: The phone should work regardless of your carrier in the US, but locks to the carrier as soon as you put in a SIM card.
Does Best Buy have a history of not delivering on their promises of iPhones?View attachment 727787 I did ...
apple out of stock so i jump to bestbuy-
it say pickup nov 3rd
but who know they have stock or not/
Does Best Buy have a history of not delivering on their promises of iPhones?
I can speak to that a little. I worked for Best Buy not too long ago. They no longer sell "unlocked" iPhones. The iPhones they do have are called Universal iPhones. Essentially meaning they work for all the carriers in the US. I can't remember which model those ended up being, but all the phones were in one place, customers told us their carrier, and we grabbed the respective SIM card for that carrier. I do know, however, that as soon as you stick a SIM card into the phone, depending on your carrier, it will lock to your carrier. A guy bought one outright and was hoping to switch SIM cards between two carriers, but when he put in an AT&T SIM, it wouldn't work for his other carrier.
TLDR: The phone should work regardless of your carrier in the US, but locks to the carrier as soon as you put in a SIM card.