IMac 24" 2.4GHz ship estimates

I ordered the iMac 24" 2.4GHz and it says Ships 5 to 7 Business days. Does anyone know if theirs actually shipped at 5 days? Just curious, today is the 5th day!

I, too, ordered the 24" 2.8 Core2 Extreme iMac back on August 13th, along with a White Macbook. Both were ordered on the same day. On my original invoice receipt, it has it down that the Macbook mentioned the "Ships within 24 hours" and the iMac said "Ships 3-5 Days".
The Macbook arrived on the 15th, and I noticed that the online order status for the iMac changed from the original "Ships in 3-5 days" to a message saying "Custom Configuration" and "Expected to Ship 5-7 days". The only thing I changed during the time of purchase in the cart from the defaults was adding the extended apple care.
I Received a message from apple on the last day of the 5-7 day period saying that due to reasons beyond their control, the new shipping date was Aug. 28-30. I spoke with the Apple Business Agent that I bought the computers through, and he mentioned that they got a memo from Apple saying how MANY business agents were calling to complain about the shipping delays, and in Apple's memo it stated, and I quote, "...The delay in shipment of iMacs is due to a delay in shipping..."
Not sure what that means, but thought I might add my two cents to this thread.

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Unfortunately, I also previously tried booting with the Shift key. Nothing. It acted like I wasn't even pressing the Shift key. I tried it multiple times. Sorry, I forgot to say that in my initial post.
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From your guys' experience, if you've ever chosen next day shipping on a COMPUTER (or maybe a phone, or whatever), how long did your order status say "Processing Items" for?
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Hi Ian, it easily could be that, but let's try this...
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