IPhone Activation - wrong address?!

Question

Just wanted to share my story.
My wife and I stood in line for our iPhones for almost 2 hours tonight. After getting them we rushed home to activate both of them. Needless to say we were pretty excited as we've been saving up for this day since Christmas.
We start trying to activate her phone and when we get to the part where it asks for our billing address it starts complaining that it can't verify our address. The zipcode it was suggesting was nothing like our correct zipcode. We called AT&T for support and, 2 hours and much troubleshooting later, we were told we'd be called in the morning by an AT&T rep who can help us.
Are you kidding me?! We just spent over a grand on this stuff and we have to wait till you call us back?! Apple, I expected more from you. AT&T...well I guess you met my expectations so good show.

Answer 1

To answer the last few posting:
1. The $630 INCLUDED tax.
2. The purchase was at an Apple Store.
3. As I mentioned in my last post. The issue is that the iTunes/AT&T activation process would not allow me to put in the old zip code. The new zip code was already linked to the street address and when this zip code was entered, it reported that the new zip code did not have cellular service. Obviously AT&T has the new zip codes in their system but does not have them yet linked to their coverage maps.
4. And yes, as I've mentioned previously postings the workaround I finally hit upon was to enter an entirely different address which would allow me to activate the phone.
The issue here is since the only known way to activate the phone is via iTunes, this is a major glitch in the system. Since there are multiple users here that have encountered this problem. Apple and AT&T need to come up with another activation solution for folks that are not as savvy to figure this out for themselves instead of passing the buck between the two companies.