Apple Cleans Up AT&T Screw Up With iTunes Credit
Apple stepped up to the plate with a $30 iTunes credit for customers that were having activation issues after buying a new 3GS iPhone. Wired's description of the situation is priceless:
Apple stepped up to the plate with a $30 iTunes credit for customers that were having activation issues after buying a new 3GS iPhone. Wired's description of the situation is priceless:
Apple must be sick of constantly apologizing for the bad behaviour of its iPhone business partner AT&T. Time after time it messes up — no tethering or MMS on the 3GS launch day, a botched 3G launch a year ago — and Apple has to mop up after it. If this were a family, AT&T would be the drunken uncle who always throws up at wedding receptions, and Apple would be the long suffering brother who always has to drive him home.
