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Name: Matthew Simmons on Sep 5, 2007Comments: Apple - this price drop is a slap in the face of those who made your new product a success. Do the right thing and throw your first million iPhone customers a bone.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Sep 5, 2007Comments: Yes, I did know that I was paying a premium to have my new toy at launch. But unless Apple does something fast, they'll never be able to get away with this stunt again.Flag
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Name: Radu Sigmerean on Sep 5, 2007Comments: I cant belive this!! This is the price we pay to be your experimental clowns! I demand a 200 refund and I better get it!!! Shame on you!!!Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Sep 5, 2007Comments: unbelieveable, they didn't even wait until the holidays. they took the true believers for all they were worth, and now they're giving the naysayers exactly what they want. way to screw your loyalest customers!Flag
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Name: Ron Alistair on Sep 5, 2007Comments: this is ridiculous. I want $200 back from apple right now. If apple does not make this right they have lost me as a customer forever!Flag
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Name: Scott on Sep 5, 2007Comments: I love Apple and their products..so much so that I was willing to spend $600 on a product while everyone around me called me an idiot. Thanks for proving them right, Apple.Flag
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Name: Derek on Sep 5, 2007Comments: I am extremely disappointed in Apple for this move. I have never owned an Apple product until purchasing the iPhone on June 29th. I am extremely satisfied with the product, but only purchased it while believing that there would NOT be a price drop or discount for the better part of 1 year!!! I will not be purchasing ANY other Apple product or any 3rd party accessory for my iPhone until there is a remedy put into place.Flag
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Name: Joe Blow on Sep 5, 2007Comments: set your phone on vibrate and shove it up your ass. maybe that will please you whining fags.Flag
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Name: Eric Johnston on Sep 5, 2007Comments: Please don't turn your back on your most loyal supporters, those who waited in the rain and heat to be the first proud owners of iPhones. A $50 or $100 iTunes credit would go a long way in restoring our faith in you. I know it's normal for prices to drop, but not 33% in 60 days. The PR alone from this is ugly enough for you to want to make some kind of concession to your loyal customers. Remember people laughing at those waiting on line for iPhones, calling them kooks Do you want those mocking laughs to turn out to be true That people who buy Apple products are kooks who pay too much money and are screwed by a company they revere Please, do the right thing Apple.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Sep 5, 2007Comments: They are punishing their loyal customers. It is a sad dayFlag
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Name: Anonymous on Sep 5, 2007Comments: I bought the phone 17 days ago, and they wont give me a price match.....3 days off!Flag
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Name: Keshia Pajardo on Sep 5, 2007Comments: I am pissed I just brought this iphone less then a month ago ! Went through hell to activate for them to drop the price.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Sep 5, 2007Comments: I stood in line for hous to buy this thing and 66 days later I wish I hadn't. I can understand a $50 price drop. But, $200.00 is re-damn-diculous!! Thanks Steve Jobs for making us all look like retards for standing in line for your revolutionary product. I'm hacking the hell outta my phone now.Flag
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Name: Ralph Newman on Sep 5, 2007Comments: Bought the 8gb iPhone early not for "cool" factor but to use on European business trip starting 6/30. Feeling very abused, plus silly for encouraging others to buy over these past several weeks. Apple should do the right thing to regain -- if even possible -- future trust.Flag
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Name: Leonardo Ferreira on Sep 5, 2007Comments: Huge frustration. My family own 3 iPods, 2 Macbook Pros and 1 iPhone. We subscribe to .Mac and we are Apple evangelists... I am very disappointed at Apple for lowering the price to this extent... I didn't like the way they handled things this time.Flag
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Name: Edward Choi on Sep 5, 2007Comments: Apple, way to reward your most loyal customers. The suggestion of recompensating us early adopters with credits toward future macintosh purchases or itunes purchases is quite reasonable. I thought Apple was the standard bearer for customer experience. Deepy disappointed in you, Apple.Flag
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Name: Eric Ritchie on Sep 5, 2007Comments: I am very annoyed at the fact Apple is hurting the loyal customers who waited in line for their amazing new product and helping those that were skeptical in the first place. Great job Apple!Flag
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Name: Rick Fedor on Sep 5, 2007Comments: Way to completely take advantage of the people who put faith in your new untested products and adopt them early.Flag
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Name: Blanca Gonzalez on Sep 5, 2007Comments: bought my phone 17 days before the price drop. I deserve a refund.Flag
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Name: Joe Buhler on Sep 5, 2007Comments: This step by Apple is indeed unacceptable to loyal customers many like me are their biggest supporters and evangelists.Flag
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Name: Oliver Newton on Sep 5, 2007Comments: Feel totally let down by apple, ripped off early adopters for two months and then slashed the price once they had sucked us dry.Flag
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Name: Charles Meeks on Sep 5, 2007Comments: Had I not been any early adopter, I could have an 8 gig Iphone for $100.00 less than I paid for my 4 gig and not be stuck with an obsolete product.Flag
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Name: Jose Negrete on Sep 5, 2007Comments: I agree. I demand compensation in some form. I will hold from purchasing any product, including Leopard OS upgrade. I was just going to upgrade to Ilife 08 and adopt Iworks 08. Not until I hear from Apple.Flag
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