The Apple company has very big problems with the deliveries of the terminals iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus to customers, and this is because of the partners chosen for order deliveries. According to a large number of users in the US, their terminals appear as being moved between the US and Asia by UPS, without being finally delivered.
The hours in the delivery tracking systems for the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus parcels unusually show terminals being transferred between Asia and the US in just a few hours, a physically impossible thing. Those from UPS claim that problems with registration of transport documentation, physical or meteorological problems make it difficult to deliver parcels with iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus terminals.
Whether it was ordinary people, or journalists who collaborate with Apple, almost everyone encountered these problems with the UPS system. Practically, the courier company makes it clear that the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus terminals would be wandered around between continents instead of arriving at the customers' homes.
"My iPhone got stuck in China, was sent to Alaska, sent back to China, and is now in Japan. I called Apple and they noted I am one of several who have called about this issue. I placed my order on September 11th. Original shipping estimate said the 27th to the 29th. This was soon changed to September 19th, and then 20th. Once it was delayed, it said shipping date unknown. Apple said they would look into it and call me back."
Regardless of the nature of these problems, it is as clear as possible that for the lack of iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus terminals in stores, we must also blame the courier companies. Those from Apple have to transport by plane very large quantities of terminals between Asia and the USA or Europe, but various problems prevent their delivery.
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According to UPS, the iPhone I ordered keeps flying back and forth between Zhengzhou, China, and Icheon, South Korea. Seems inefficient. pic.twitter.com/r7PaDlZwga
— Harry McCracken (@harrymccracken) September 21, 2016
My iPhone 7 travel adventure courtesy of @UPS: China > South Korea > Kentucky > Hong Kong > Alaska > …. ?
— Call Me Sailor (@callmesailor) September 21, 2016
