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June 11, 2009

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I bought the first generation iPhone, replaced it with a 3G, and today ordered a 3GS, after selling my 3G on ebay. AT&T has been a liability since Day One. For example, I didn't wait in line for the 3G, I waited until everything calmed down and special ordered the 3G with an AT&T employee. The phone showed up a week late. Not a problem, I expect salesmen to lie about delivery dates.

When I fired up the 3G, all I could get was Edge. Stoopid bloke that I am, I trooped back into the AT&T store and showed the same clerk that all I could get was Edge and that either the iPhone was broken or I was too stoopid to get on 3G.

The clerk stated, "oh no, this area won't have 3G coverage until September" (2 months away). I said, "don't you think that was an important feature to tell me before I paid for the phone and the upgrade fees"? The clerk said, "you didn't ask". I told him that the only thing that prevented me from strangling him was my children, bar license, and Jesus.

We got 3G coverage in late December.

Thankfully Apple hasn't dumbed down to AT&T's level.

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