After Apple Inc. has announced the surprising price cut for its 8 GB model of iPhone, the people that had been crazy enough to buy the smart phone for $600 have obviously become more than angry! Apple Inc.’s image has lost a lot in these people’s eyes, as through this move it has seemed that for the popular company the true fans’ loyalty for this ultimate product has not in fact counted.

So, Apple Inc.’s CEO Steve Jobs has started to receive tons of angry emails from the diddled first customers of the iPhone. And he had to find a solution for them too; after only about 24 hours since Apple Inc. has announced the surprising drop of price Steve Jobs has quickly decided to offer $100 of store credit for the people whose purchase has been made outside of the 14-day sale period. It has not mattered whether they have bought the ultimate mobile phone from an Apple or an AT&T store, these customers have been offered a $100 store credit, which they could now also activate.

As Jobs has promised to reveal the details of how to activate the $100 credit in the following week since the announcement, he has stuck to his word and the customers will be able to activate it through some simple moves. They will have to first go to Apple’s web site and to enter in their iPhone serial number, as well as phone number. Then they will have to wait for an SMS text message that will bring the access code for redeeming the $100 credit. Then, the first customers of the iPhone will be able to use the access code in combination with their phone number for generating an electronic store credit of $100, which will be used for buying any Apple Store product.

It is important to know that the first customers of the iPhone must request this credit before the 30^th of November 2007.