Just out of curiosity.. iPhones are purely a sellers' market (even with the crappy service plans) and I don't get why they have this stipulation.
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Why does the ATT e-mail say that the order can't be cancelled?
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This is not uncommon for mail order items. Once you order you can not stop it.
You do have the option of returning it after it arrives or refusing delivery.
If you do not like AT&T why do you stay?
Have you made a mistake
I'm just curious.
It just seems to me that if someone cancelled they'd go "whatever" and move the phone down the queue.
It just seems to me that if someone cancelled they'd go "whatever" and move the phone down the queue.
I think that AT&T is on the edge of being overwhelmed and canceling or changing anything is an extra burden their system can't handle while under such extreme load.