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The Samsung Galaxy Note will be available next Tuesday – you can check out all the pricing here from all the carriers. Rogers opened up the option to customers to pre-register for this Android phone/tablet a couple weeks back via their Online Reservation System. Now it seems those who opted to go this route have received an update that stated “Shipping process has begun”. So perhaps some might just get the Note before the actual launch date.
(Thanks tipster!)
I was number six. I am showing in progress =)
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AND SO NOW THIS TO BE FIRST TOMBSTONE FOR APPLE!!!
THE NOTE WILL DISTROY GARBAGE APPLE!!!
YES SAMMIE!!!!!
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Slow news day eh?
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I was in progress when I ordered my EVO 3D way back when, took 3 weeks to get it after that…..what a joke…
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At that price, the can keep it.
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This is such bull**** since the phone is coming out Tuesday anyway and you can bargain it as well, how can you barging something you already pre-order…? Worst option ever…!
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Wait, somebody reserved this on rogers?
Hahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahaha.
Why don’t you just throw your money in the garbage.
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I was first on the reservation page it says in progress as well for me!!
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Anyone have any good experiences with the reservation system?
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I work at Rogers, so I have a lot of experience with the reservation system. It was kind of a disaster with the 4S launch, since people who reserved the phone early ended up getting it a week late. I myself reserved a Motorola RAZR, was 17th in line, but it didn’t get shipped until 3 days after my store got regular stock of the RAZR. I was pleasantly surprised with my Galaxy Nexus reservation, was 30th in line and it managed to ship about 4 days before the launch date. It’s definitely hit or miss.
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The reservation system is quite good from my experience.
What people seem to misunderstand or forget is that it doesn’t guarantee that you’ll get the product on launch, what it does is guarantee you’ll get a device without having to run around stores finding one. It’s a convenience based service and for me, it worked great on both my S2 LTE and Nexus reservations.
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