iPhone will not be pre-sold

For those of you wanting to buy and iPhone next month it will pay to order as soon as they become available. Recent leaked documents indicate that the iPhone will not be available for pre-order.

Other information indicates that the price will be fixed, with no chance of a discount.

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  • iPhone will be available sometime in June. The exact date has not been announced, specific dates should not be provided to customers.
  • Sales for the iPhone will be on a first come, first served basis. No wait list of names will be taken and NO pre-selling is allowed.
  • Two models of the iPhone will be available, a 4GB will retail at $499 and have an 8GB will retail at $599. If asked what the price will be, answer that the prices have been announced as $499 for the 4G, and $599 for the 8G, respectively. There should NOT be any additional speculation/discussion about pricing.

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Reports from Europe say that Vodafone and Apple are currently engaged in tense negotiations over the European distribution of the iPhone, the world's most anticipated mobile phone ever.

In the US, the phone is being distributed exclusively by AT&T, where the 4GB model will cost US$499 and the 8GB model will cost $599. The iPhone will be available from AT&T and Apple retail stores, as well as from Apple's online store, from June 29.

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Although there has been much speculation that Vodafone would become the European iPhone distributor in the past, new rumors have emerged suggesting that Apple and Vodafone are currently negotiating the terms of a distribution agreement.

Dutch magazine Bright reported that Apple wants control over pricing and is demanding that Vodafone guarantees sales volumes. Vodafone, on the other hand, is said to want more latitude over pricing so it can offer subsidized phone packages.

This new rumor has been enough to boost Vodafone's share price by 2.14% on the London stock exchange.

Analyst Robert Grindle told Reuters that because there were only three or four contenders in Europe, Vodafone had a "strong chance".

"If Vodafone don't get it, it is because they don't think it's economically rational," he said.

An official announcement about which telco gets to distribute the iPhone in Europe is expected in July, and it generally expected that the iPhone will make its European debut later this year.