Apple order status Fail

It's not the phone thats the problem, (I will review my Unit for death grip to see if apple have fixed it on the sly)...
My **** Order status (which is linked from my E-mails from apple) Will no longer take me to the "Track this shipment" page... I was doing it obsessively all day and now it fails.
Also, they've shipped my order (with Apple care activated) and I have no carrier information... (shipped 14 july), with a message saying its on time with a 19th of july date and an estimate of 27th of july.

sod16 wrote:
My **** Order status (which is linked from my E-mails from apple) Will no longer take me to the "Track this shipment" page... I was doing it obsessively all day and now it fails.
Go to the Apple store site and log on to get status (home page, upper right corner)
Or use the carrier tracking number they should have sent you.
Phil
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