Buy 4G iPhone

Everyone who plans on pre ordering the Newest Apple iPhone 4 should be prepared to change plans fast. Over the last week we have heard that Radio Shack, Best Buy and Walmart all planned on offering iPhone 4 Pre order. After several attempts to get a answer about this from the 3 retailers if this will happen. We personally have concluded that these stores don't have a clue about what will happen.
The Best Buy stores we called all said that they will not be offering pre orders except for one close to Boston. This indicates to us that confusion has set in among the management of Best Buy. Or they could simply trying to avoid mobs of people camping out at the stores.
Radio Shack had mentioned that they may have a pre order planned, but as far as we are concerned these where rumors.
As for Walmart and iPhone 4 Pre Order why go to them for tech? They are not a cell phone or electronics store and the folks who work there rarely have a clue about tech subjects. That's not the employees fault as they are not trained or hired at a pay rated that would instill them to learn about tech subjects.
Inevitably all the rumors and confusion as had users heading over to Apple to get answers. This has pushed the Apple website to it's limit a couple times. We where able to get into the site, but then locked out 10 minutes later.

As with all Cell Phone, Mobile Phone and Smartphone launches eBay is ahead of everyone. When we last checked there where 189 auctions offering iPhone 4G Phones.
Why people would spend over a $1000.00 for a Cell Phone is beyond the imagination of most people. Well users have good reasons. Some are bloggers who need the phone for reviews and others are just enthusiasts who want to be the first on the block with the 4th generation of the most popular smartphone ever.
In 2007 the Apple iPhone revolutionized the Cell Phone Industry and every June Steve Jobs does it again.
Some hints when buying on eBay. Make your purchase for a top rated seller and check the feedback on all sellers you plan on dealing with. (Credit Image from CNET)