Talking about dead horses, I think we've beat 10. Whoever reads this can draw their own conclusions. It was fun.
lol AT LEAST 10.
Fun indeed.
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lol AT LEAST 10.
Fun indeed.
Cheers.....
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just because it may be legal for him to keep the extra phone it doesn't necessarily justify doing so.....
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I think you have the wrong thead. You're supposed to post your photo in the MacRumors Pic! (Part 4) thread.
just keep feeding to the fire eh? havent read any of the posts since?
anyways i say keep the phone. my two cents. short and sweet
No offense to anyone, but there's a lot of stupidity in this thread. I'm just going to make 3 points:
1. OP seriously needs check his account to see if 2 lines are set up. Since he was charged for both phones, this is extremely likely, whether due to AT&T error or the OP screwing up his order (see it all the time). If that's the case, he's definitely going to be caught, because if the second line is never activated and the device isn't returned, he'll be charged for the equipment. He doesn't need to call AT&T do do this, just go to att.com/mywireless
2. If he somehow managed to be shipped two phones with only a single line (very unlikely), he'll still probably be caught, because all shipment info is recorded on the account.
3. Even if (big if) the phone was shipped accidentally and even if (bigger if) OP is actually legally entitled to keep it, when AT&T catches the error they'll still charge him full price, and the charge will appear on his monthly bill. At that point OP has 4 options - return the phone (if he still has it), pay the charge, don't pay and let the account be canceled (with credit rating hits and so on), or sue AT&T to have the charge removed. Is OP willing to go through one of the latter two options to get a "free" phone?
1. OP seriously needs check his account to see if 2 lines are set up. Since he was charged for both phones, this is extremely likely, whether due to AT&T error or the OP screwing up his order (see it all the time). If that's the case, he's definitely going to be caught, because if the second line is never activated and the device isn't returned, he'll be charged for the equipment. He doesn't need to call AT&T do do this, just go to att.com/mywireless
2. If he somehow managed to be shipped two phones with only a single line (very unlikely), he'll still probably be caught, because all shipment info is recorded on the account.
3. Even if (big if) the phone was shipped accidentally and even if (bigger if) OP is actually legally entitled to keep it, when AT&T catches the error they'll still charge him full price, and the charge will appear on his monthly bill. At that point OP has 4 options - return the phone (if he still has it), pay the charge, don't pay and let the account be canceled (with credit rating hits and so on), or sue AT&T to have the charge removed. Is OP willing to go through one of the latter two options to get a "free" phone?
If the receipt shows 2 phones, then ATT may catch up.
I would hang onto the 2nd phone for a couple of months, not use it for calls, and then sell it.