Apple has just launched the new iPhone 15 series, including the iPhone 15, 15 Plus, and the Pro models, the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. Today (September 15), the pre-orders have started. Are you ready to get your iPhone 15?
There are a few factors that users in the United States need to bear in mind when placing a pre-order for the new Apple iPhone 15 series. For instance, it is essential that you be aware that you will not get the official “Shipped” email until at least after Wednesday (September 20). This is due to the fact that the import scan, which verifies that the shipment has arrived at the distribution facility, often takes place around this time. As a result, it is possible that it will be several days after placing a pre-order before the delivery status is displayed in the email alerts sent by Apple. It’s possible that other countries’ policies and procedures are different.
So, that’s how the waiting starts making us really nervous!
Here are a few key terms to remember:
- The act of submitting an order for an item before it has been formally introduced to the market or made available for purchase is known as a pre-order.
- The process of making shipping labels for parcels is referred to as label creation.
- A scan that is carried out at a center for distribution to verify the delivery of cargo is referred to as an import scan.
The process of creating your labels will start as soon as your pre-order has been placed successfully. Both your order number and the phone number that you provided to UPS will allow you to monitor the delivery status of your shipment.
When placing a pre-order for an Apple iPhone in the United States, after the shipping label has been generated, you will be able to begin tracking your delivery through the delivery company. On the other hand, Apple will not send out the “Shipped” email until after the import scan takes place. Always be sure to check with official sources for up-to-date information and pre-order rules that are relevant to your nation.
Earl Berg is a seasoned technology writer at Digital Overload, bringing over 10 years of experience in the tech industry to his role. Earl’s passion for technology and his knack for translating complex tech concepts into understandable language make his articles a favorite among readers. His coverage spans a wide range of tech topics, from gadget reviews and software updates to innovative breakthroughs in the tech industry. Earl is dedicated to providing his readers with honest, unique, and insightful content, always with an objective and open-minded approach. When he’s not immersed in the tech world, Earl enjoys hiking and photography.
