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Originally posted by ensigmatic:
Now, for those of you that ordered the physical card: How did Apple ship your card?

FedEx, but not next or second day. It took a few days.

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Originally posted by henryaz:

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Originally posted by ensigmatic:
Now, for those of you that ordered the physical card: How did Apple ship your card?

FedEx, but not next or second day. It took a few days.

UPS express! MG

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Originally posted by henryaz:

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Originally posted by ensigmatic:
Now, for those of you that ordered the physical card: How did Apple ship your card?

FedEx, but not next or second day. It took a few days.

I wondered because FedEx had notified me I had a package coming, and that was all I could think it could be. It came from a weird name and address in CA.

That's what it turned out to be. The whole thing is just a bit >< overkill

Mine, btw, did ship 2nd Day.

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Originally posted by ensigmatic:
Mine, btw, did ship 2nd Day.

Mine might have been second day. There was a weekend in there during the shipping.

 
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I found out more about the billing cycle for the Apple Card today. I picked the 21st for my payment date, as that's when I pay my other bills. But I had no clue when they actually would close out the statement. Today I found out, receiving my first statement. It closes out at the end of the month, minus any pending charges. That should let me plan better my spending on different cards.

It's so easy to keep an eye on it from my mobile devices I figure anytime I see the balance getting up over a couple hundred bucks I'll just manually trigger a payment. Did that the other night from my easy chair