AT&T - Instore and Online Ordering (Some Questions Answered)

I ordered (upgraded) 3 existing 3g iphones on a family plan on June 15 around 5:45 EDT, and printed out an order number and receipt. All three show up in "order status" at AT&T if you log in and use the main wireless number on the account and the zip code of your shipping address (home).
I just last night, about 36 hours later, received 3 separate email confirms with the 3 phone numbers and 3 separate confirm numbers. I assume all will be shipped by June 24 given the early order time, but the emails said essentially "more to come" on shipping info.
I ALSO ordered an iPhone 4 in an AT&T store around 12:15 pm EDT on June 15 because the AT&T site that morning would not allow me to add a new line to the account. My son is getting his first phone for his birthday and I would never hear the end of it if the rest of the family got new iPhones and he was left in the cold. The AT&T computers were down, but they charged my CC, I bought 4 apple cares in store, and gave me a paper receipt.
Yesterday, I emailed the instore rep (very very nice by the way) and she confirmed that they were able to process my instore purchase at 3:46 pm on the 15th, and that AT&T said "all orders processed BEFORE 4:30 EDT on June 15 would be delivered on June 24 or 25th at the latest. Everything processed after 4:30, who knows. However, I have not received an email generated automatically on this instore purchase, and it doesn't show up in "order status". She said it won't show up there because it is a 'direct fulfill" at the ATT store even though it will be shipped to my house. She gave me a receipt number (which isn't an "order number" apparently), but the CC has been charged.
Hope this helps.

Not sure why. Apple probably has more online orders than AT&T. AT&T may have committed to a large bulk order already recieved from Apple and being stored in the U.S. to fulfill their online orders. I think total demand caught Apple by surprise. When the 3GS was announced last summer, there were 60,000 pre-orders. There were over 600,000 pre-orders for the iPhone 4 along with Apple releasing the iPhone 4 in all 88 countries by the end of September.

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Welcome to the Apple Community.
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if i do need to get it send back to the US do i have to pay for it
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what problems does it have (e.g. does it charge in the uk, i know it overheats)
i have already set up an account in the uk for my ipod so would i be able to just sign into my ipad with that account
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does the warranty work in the Uk
It's a world wide warranty from all I understand
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Take it local to get it fixed
if i do need to get it send back to the US do i have to pay for it
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see above
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Set it up with your existing iTunes account. If you are in the US when you set it up you may face some issues downloadinig (I've never experienced it but there do seem to be issues with people trying to access iTunes outside of their 'home' area..

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How do you feel about the software's ease of use?
What training did you recieve or did your company offer?
How much did implementing the software approxiamately cost?
What do you feel are the advantages of the software?
What do you feel are the disadvantages of the software?
Did your company have any problems during the implementation?
Has your company experienced cost savings due to the software?
Have you or your company used any competing software in the past?
Any other insight that you would like to share?
Thank you, I greatly appreciate your help.

Im not sure on 5
I know it's unusual, but if your project budget is
good you may have more than one constructor. At least
that's what I thoughtach.. you poor fellow, you are confused now aren't you.
i bet taht in the fifth question they are talking about 'constructor methods', not procrammers who are constructing the code (or 'contractors')
if your budget allws then you may even have three or 87 contractors, but that's not the case here.
i hope that clarifies things a bit.
and PS! i don't like when people intentionally give bad solutions to others.

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