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AT&T's Samsung Galaxy S III pre-orders to arrive no later than June 25th

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By Alan Friedman

Updated: Jun 21, 2012, 7:56 PM

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AT&T's Samsung Galaxy S III pre-orders to arrive no later than June 25th

AT&amp;T's pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S III will arrive on or before June 25th - AT&T's Samsung Galaxy S III pre-orders to arrive no later than June 25th

AT&T's pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S III will arrive on or before June 25th

Thanks to heavy demand and limited supplies of the sizzling hot Samsung Galaxy S III, AT&T is coming forward to announce that those customers who pre-ordered the device should receive the unit no later than June 25th. Originally, the pre-orders were scheduled to arrive on Thursday and on Wednesday, AT&T's website showed a June 28th arrival date for orders.

AT&T says it will contact customers about the delay via SMS or email or the new date when they can expect to receive their Samsung Galaxy S III. Until supply catches up with demand, AT&T expects order fulfillment within 10 business days because of "Manufacturer Supply Constraints". AT&T is offering only the 16GB model of the phone for $199.99 after a signed 2-year contract. While the carrier won't be receiving a 32GB variant to sell, it is promoting the sale of a 16GB microSD card and will be the only carrier to receive a red model of the handset.

source: AT&T via Phandroid

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