To all those that didn't realise they were paying way over the odds to be the first kid on the block with an iPhone, you need to step back and look at digital watches, cars, video game consoles, cell phones (remember the Razor - $600 at launch, now free).
Good for AT&T for giving you the difference back.
Good for you for posting positive comments about AT&T.
But seriously, this is getting way out of hand. Suck it up. Early adopters *always* pay a premium. It's the way business is done. To all those that didn't realise they were paying way over the odds to be the first kid on the block with an iPhone, you need to step back and look at digital watches, cars, video game consoles, cell phones (remember the Razor - $600 at launch, now free).
Personally, I don't think AT&T should have given you anything. And I don't think you should have asked them for anything either.
Good for AT&T for giving you the difference back.
Good for you for posting positive comments about AT&T.
But seriously, this is getting way out of hand. Suck it up. Early adopters *always* pay a premium. It's the way business is done. To all those that didn't realise they were paying way over the odds to be the first kid on the block with an iPhone, you need to step back and look at digital watches, cars, video game consoles, cell phones (remember the Razor - $600 at launch, now free).
Personally, I don't think AT&T should have given you anything. And I don't think you should have asked them for anything either.
I want to send a public thank you to AT&T for the $200 credit they gave me to make up for the iPhone price drop. For all the bad press they get; they really came through on this one when they did not have to and EARNED my business.
Name us one specific digital watch, car, video game console, or cell phone that dropped it's retail price by 33% after only 68 days from when it was first introduced on the market, and then your point will be well taken...
Name us one specific digital watch, car, video game console, or cell phone that dropped it's retail price by 33% after only 68 days from when it was first introduced on the market, and then your point will be well taken...
PS3s on eBay before Christmas.
Seriously. If iPhones had been introduced at $399 and in short supply. How many of the early adopters would have jumped at the chance to buy 2 and put one up on eBay for profit? Would these same people (now complaining about a $200 price drop) be sending their profits back to the buyer now that the phone is readily available for $399? Apple simply priced their product well enough to keep it on the shelves had have the profits reaped by the company who made the product rather than individuals on eBay.
Ditto. AT&T also gave me a $200 credit, even though all I asked what that they do "something" to make up for Apple's actions yesterday. AT&T gets a huge kudos from me and I would recommend them to anyone who asks.I want to send a public thank you to AT&T for the $200 credit they gave me to make up for the iPhone price drop. For all the bad press they get; they really came through on this one when they did not have to and EARNED my business.
Lame. Not all early iPhone purchasers are ebay crooks.![]()
I want to send a public thank you to AT&T for the $200 credit they gave me to make up for the iPhone price drop. For all the bad press they get; they really came through on this one when they did not have to and EARNED my business.
when did you buy the phone from AT&T? I imagine you were within the $30 day service cancellation window, hence they gave you a refund........
How did you get a credit back from AT&T? Did you call their support line? Did you go to your local store? Please give us some additional details. Thanks!
I would also like to know this!