Apple is limiting the number of iPhone Duo units you can pre-order to two per customer, not just in the US, but also in other regions around the world, reports Engadget.
Mariella Moon said she tried to do this in more than one country, but received a notification said: “A maximum of 2 iPhone Duo can be purchased per customer. Please adjust the total quantity of iPhone Duo in your order before checking out.” It didn’t matter what configuration she tried to purchase; the result was the same.
As MacRumors reports, it’s not clear when Apple put the limit in place. According to people on Reddit’s iPhone Duo community, some customers were able to place an order for more than two when the company started taking pre-orders on October 16. Moon adds that it’s also unclear if and how the company is preventing scalpers from buying more than two units by creating multiple accounts and using different credit cards.
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