AT&T imposes one iPhone per customer limit
By David Gonzales on 14 May 08This is, according to AT&T, Urgent Breaking News:
Effective immediately, customers can only purchase one iPhone device.
And you thought you were going to get an iPhone soon?
That particular breaking news bulletin was sent out in an e-mail to all AT&T Retail employees today, reminding them that they can only sell one iPhone per customer from here on in.
Something tells me we’re getting closer to the real thing. Don’t you agree?
Via BGR
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