Funniest headline I've read all week. I doubt there's meat to it, though. Has the customer in question tried to, you know, call Apple (1-800-MY-APPLE)? It's ent

Funniest headline I've read all week. I doubt there's meat to it, though. Has the customer in question tried to, you know, call Apple (1-800-MY-APPLE)? It's entirely possible that there's something wrong with Apple's online ordering system, but surely a live person will be able to process the order. Apple's Shipping & Delivery page clearly states that they will ship to Puerto Rico and other US territories: http://store.apple.com/us/help/shipping_delivery http://store.apple.com/us/help/shipping_delivery There are also some service centers and AVRs in Puerto Rico that one may want to try: http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/service/us/ http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/service/us/ http://latam.apple.com/buy/lae/find.php?r_pais=Puerto+Rico http://latam.apple.com/buy/lae/find.php?r_pais=Puerto+Rico And lastly, the 'free iPhone 4 case' deal is valid wherever the iPhone 4 is sold, not just in the US, but also Canada and Europe etc. Even if Apple has some bizarro atlas that has Puerto Rico pegged as a separate country, surely they will still send cases there, because AT&T in PR offers the iPhone 4.