Comments on: Breaking: Apple Announces HUGE iPhone Price-cut, Now Just $399

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By: Ratnesh Jha

Ratnesh Jha — Mon, 17 Sep 2007 05:23:05 +0000

This is really frustating to know that something I bought 1 month ago for 599 now is selling for 399. Have APPLE forgotten about the big line and long waiting time and the risk involved in getting the iphone for the first time. I believe that this is a fraud act from APPLE to all the consumers who are the early adopters of iPhone. APPLE should not only refund the $200 but also apologize to all the early adopters of iPhone. If they don’t do that we the all unsatisfied iphone people out there can file a case against APPLE.

By: Andrew Akers

Andrew Akers — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 14:36:55 +0000

Jeez Louise I bought the 4 gig and hey I am a 54 year old father of two who is relatively hip. I mean like I have about 300 tunes on my I Phone but hey…….. If I get my 100 Jobs Bucks and there is a 4 gig phone for say 299.00 and Apple will let me redeem my Jobs Bucks on the phone then hey you clowns .. I get a 4 gig phone for 199.00 Wow that is a better deal than Mens Wearhouse ” I gurantee it “

By: JOHN H.

JOHN H. — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 02:32:50 +0000

All these years as a loyal Apple supporter. Friends asked me why I didn’t wait for the price to drop when I bought the Iphone. I told them that Apple doesn’t drop their prices. I feel like an idiot and I don’t want a store credit. I’m not buying any more overpriced Apple products.

By: Kent Pribbernow

Kent Pribbernow — Sat, 08 Sep 2007 22:53:25 +0000

No crybaby here. As I said in my first comment, my long years as an early adopter of technology has tempered me to these sudden price changes. It comes with the territory. You play…you pay, literally.

My reason for chronicling early adopter outrage is because I support my readers. I don't want to come off sounding all unicorns and rainbows here, but I give a shit (excuse my bluntness) for the people who visit my blog, particularly loyal readers. Needless to say when my inbox begins flooding with angry email (directed at Apple) and I see familiar names in the comment threads voicing frustration, you better believe I'll take up their cause even if it isn't my own.

Now, in no way do I claim to be the catalyst that compelled his majesty, Steve Jobs, to make amends with first generation users - that was primarily a fiscal decision to appease Wall Street and analysts. However, based on site traffic, a good many hits originate from Apple.com, so more than one person at Apple frequents this site.

Bottom line: I rarely moderate comments, and you guys are absolutely free to speak your mind, even if it is against one another. But I take this matter very seriously, for or against Apple’s policies.

Either way, thanks for commenting. I appreciate you guys.

By: Dale

Dale — Sat, 08 Sep 2007 21:26:54 +0000

As Paul says, it is indeed rich to watch all these show-offs who waited in lines like geeks to buy the iPhone, turning into crybabies. Call the waaaaaambulance. How about rearranging your lives a bit and becoming a little more skeptical of the consumer electronic business instead of brainlessly participating like Pavlov dogs. You people got what you all deserve for being so unquestioningly materialistic. Aw, boo hoo hoo.

By: Paul

Paul — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 16:38:25 +0000

I cannot believe all the cry-babies blabbing their sob stories over Apple lowering the price of the I-Phone. Did I buy one at $599? No way. Will I buy one now? Probably. And when I do, I’m going to laugh and jump for joy and rub it in the faces of all you idiots who ran out, bought the phone on the day it was available, and bragged about how you were the first to have the latest and greatest. Its the price you pay to have the newest stuff before anyone else. Apple should have never even considered apologizing for lowering the price of the phone. I can’t even believe they are giving refunds. You people are lucky to be given anything at all and yet its still not enough. Grow up and get over it.

By: brian beaver

brian beaver — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 07:42:53 +0000

Im so mad I cant even type I ment to say this is very bad sales solution to lower sales. and yes this is a slap in the face.please lets get a class action going.

By: brian beaver

brian beaver — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 07:36:52 +0000

I agree with the rest we should get a $200.00 rebate. I think ill take mine back and not purchace another. this is very is a slap in the face.