If you were lucky enough to get your order in before the systems went haywire, Apple has begun shipping the device, with some users expected to even get it a day early, on the 23rd.
Today, other users who thought they had successfully pre-ordered the smartphone have instead had those orders canceled.
AT&T says that out of the 600,000 pre-orders accepted, a "fraction" have been sent emails saying their order is canceled, with CNN saying those emails should only be to users that accidentally/purposely submitted multiple orders, or to those that paid full price when they could have used the cheaper upgrade price.
Says AT&T: "We're reaching out to many of these customers to answer questions, and are also happy for customers to call us with individual account questions."
Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 22 Jun 2010 13:15
