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As a few of you have commented about on here over the last few days, AT&T has dropped the ball on activations for the iPhone 3GS, big time “ with some people being made to wait for up to 48 hours with an iPhone that was not yet a phone. There are reports about this all over the web “ TechCrunch has a good one HERE for example.
Apple has been offering at least some of those affected a bit of compensation for their activation nightmare over the weekend “ in the form of a $30 iTunes store credit.
Apart from wondering how many more feet AT&T can put wrong with the 3GS and OS 3.0 launches, I also wonder just how badly some of these things “ slowness on MMS and tethering, plus the activation debacle “ must be souring relations between Apple and AT&T.
I think it ‘s a good gesture on Apple ‘s part to offer some compensation, but wonder whether affected users feel it is enough.
What do you guys think? I know at least some of you have suffered through this, and also some of you have reported receiving the compensation offer letter from Apple. Let us know your thoughts in the comments
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