Just saw samsung ad that says june 21st verizon
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Well I know sprint att T-Mobile and us cellular is getting them on 21st
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So if the phones being released on the 21st for all carriers... Verizon had their delay (what else is new) and their website says will ship BY July 10th.. not ON July 10th. Hopefully we will see pre-orders being shipped starting from the 21st depending on who ordered first.
???? just a thought
???? just a thought
did anybody notice in the article it states big red was pushed back a day and is the second release date as it was originally set for June 21st. This means it was the 21st but is now the 10th
I've been saying the same thing. Hopefully I'm mistaken but everyone seems to be missing the "BY" part of the date and somehow reconfigured the word "BY" to mean "ON". It seems to me that people's reading comprehension has gone downhill. As far as July 10th is concerned my understanding is that is just for orders placed after the initial rush. It's logical that Verizon can't ship everything the first day. UPS doesn't have enough trucks for that I don't think...
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Actually it was originally "ship by July 9th", now it is "ship by July 10th". With that verbiage, it could ship any time between now and July 9/10.
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You never know when it comes to Verizon but I suspect that they will ship as early as possible. I've suspected all along that Verizon was just giving themselves some fudging room and they sure won't want to be last with ATT, Sprint and TMO all delivering right away (if they do).
We'll all know soon enough and no matter what we say, think or do, that isn't going to change so no point in getting all heated up about something we can't change and have no control over. Next week, the week after, or three weeks from now we'll all know what the deal is and at that point it won't matter anymore.
We'll all know soon enough and no matter what we say, think or do, that isn't going to change so no point in getting all heated up about something we can't change and have no control over. Next week, the week after, or three weeks from now we'll all know what the deal is and at that point it won't matter anymore.
.......so a safe bet would be after June 21st and before July 9th
Can't argue with that.
Ur all BEing trolled! U wont be getting ur S3 before July 9th. IF ur pre-order is set for 7/10 like mine thats thats date they SHIP so expect it in on the 11th or 12th....... all need to stop wishing for something that wont happen.
We'll get it when we get it. But I do remember when Droid X came out, people were getting them before the stated ship dates so it's not outside the realm of possibility that we may get it sooner.
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When Verizon released the iPhone for the first time, pre orders came before the store had them I'm stock and before the "expected" ship date when first ordering. My only hope is the 7/9 date is just a worst case scenario for those that ordered first in the event something would have pushed an earlier release. But even if it is 7/9 I won't be mad. I just wonder why Verizon just didn't give a firm release date like the other carriers. Has to be a reason right? Could it be possible they want to get the device of sooner but not sure of the can?
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"By" does not equal "on". Like it or not, Ship by July 9th, definitely leaves the possibility it could ship sooner. Not saying it will, just saying it could. Not sure who is being "trolled".
I just checked Verizon Wireless website, still says "ship by: 7/10/2012"
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Actually not necessarily true. Many preorders have shipped before then( iphone 4, rezound, etc) It says Ship BY Not ship on. I know that is hard for some to understand.
Well lets hope it ships before 7/10 but I won't be getting one until it is in stock in the stores..... I'm gonna use my sister's upgrade and give her my Rezound or Gnex. But I do wanna see some hands on reviews on it and see what everyone here thinks about it soon. I can wait that extra few weeks for mine.
Reading thru this thread, a thought occurred to me... Verizon had to know that lots of people would buy new phones before the 28th to avoid losing unlimited data. Once they allowed preorders, people saw the 7/9 ship date and it spread like wildfire. If, like so many of us, you like the latest and greatest device, order this one. Then we preorder and lots of our confirmations (when you check online) say No Information Available for shipping dates.
Even if they launch before 7/9, now they have a kickass phone with (presumably) great preorder numbers to brag about. We all know they like those.
Am I saying this is the only reason (or even *A* reason?) No.
Could it be? Seems plausible.
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Even if they launch before 7/9, now they have a kickass phone with (presumably) great preorder numbers to brag about. We all know they like those.
Am I saying this is the only reason (or even *A* reason?) No.
Could it be? Seems plausible.
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My guess is they'll start shipping on the 29th. It goes without saying that these new data plans will be highly unpopular, and drive alot of customers away. However, they'll be able to draw alot of new customers in, because of the confusing nature of wireless and how easy it is to make people think something is good for them. Still, Verizon will want their balance sheets to reflect a boost in overall revenue, and contract renewal. If the phones ship out before the 28th, all those sales and contract renewals go in the Q2 balance sheet, before the switch. But if they ship after the 28th, despite us being able to keep our unlimited data, the sales and renewals still go on the Q3 balance sheet.
This way, despite the change being unpopular and ultimately bad business, their annual report will reflect a sudden uptick in sales and contract renewals immediately after the switch at the beginning of Q3, followed up by a rise in new contracts due to the SGS3 and the Razr HD, which I expect they will announce and launch a month or so after this drops. Then of course along will come the iPhone 5, and as much as many of us may hate it, will spike sales as well. So at the end of the year, despite the customer backlash, Verizon can point to their numbers and make it look like the new plans and forcing the end of unlimited data for contract extensions were a very good move for business.
Of course they'll never admit to that, but think about and it makes sense. For all I know, a VZW executive will read this and wonder how I knew that, haha. Just a hunch.
This way, despite the change being unpopular and ultimately bad business, their annual report will reflect a sudden uptick in sales and contract renewals immediately after the switch at the beginning of Q3, followed up by a rise in new contracts due to the SGS3 and the Razr HD, which I expect they will announce and launch a month or so after this drops. Then of course along will come the iPhone 5, and as much as many of us may hate it, will spike sales as well. So at the end of the year, despite the customer backlash, Verizon can point to their numbers and make it look like the new plans and forcing the end of unlimited data for contract extensions were a very good move for business.
Of course they'll never admit to that, but think about and it makes sense. For all I know, a VZW executive will read this and wonder how I knew that, haha. Just a hunch.
My guess is they'll start shipping on the 29th. It goes without saying that these new data plans will be highly unpopular, and drive alot of customers away. However, they'll be able to draw alot of new customers in, because of the confusing nature of wireless and how easy it is to make people think something is good for them. Still, Verizon will want their balance sheets to reflect a boost in overall revenue, and contract renewal. If the phones ship out before the 28th, all those sales and contract renewals go in the Q2 balance sheet, before the switch. But if they ship after the 28th, despite us being able to keep our unlimited data, the sales and renewals still go on the Q3 balance sheet.
This way, despite the change being unpopular and ultimately bad business, their annual report will reflect a sudden uptick in sales and contract renewals immediately after the switch at the beginning of Q3, followed up by a rise in new contracts due to the SGS3 and the Razr HD, which I expect they will announce and launch a month or so after this drops. Then of course along will come the iPhone 5, and as much as many of us may hate it, will spike sales as well. So at the end of the year, despite the customer backlash, Verizon can point to their numbers and make it look like the new plans and forcing the end of unlimited data for contract extensions were a very good move for business.
Of course they'll never admit to that, but think about and it makes sense. For all I know, a VZW executive will read this and wonder how I knew that, haha. Just a hunch.
Makes sense to me. I'll buy that.
My guess is they'll start shipping on the 29th. It goes without saying that these new data plans will be highly unpopular, and drive alot of customers away. However, they'll be able to draw alot of new customers in, because of the confusing nature of wireless and how easy it is to make people think something is good for them. Still, Verizon will want their balance sheets to reflect a boost in overall revenue, and contract renewal. If the phones ship out before the 28th, all those sales and contract renewals go in the Q2 balance sheet, before the switch. But if they ship after the 28th, despite us being able to keep our unlimited data, the sales and renewals still go on the Q3 balance sheet.
This way, despite the change being unpopular and ultimately bad business, their annual report will reflect a sudden uptick in sales and contract renewals immediately after the switch at the beginning of Q3, followed up by a rise in new contracts due to the SGS3 and the Razr HD, which I expect they will announce and launch a month or so after this drops. Then of course along will come the iPhone 5, and as much as many of us may hate it, will spike sales as well. So at the end of the year, despite the customer backlash, Verizon can point to their numbers and make it look like the new plans and forcing the end of unlimited data for contract extensions were a very good move for business.
Of course they'll never admit to that, but think about and it makes sense. For all I know, a VZW executive will read this and wonder how I knew that, haha. Just a hunch.
This is the most logically sound scenario I've heard yet. Great point!
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