"Last week I asked where the Trump phone was. The answer? Nowhere. There's no update, no response, no sign of it. And since it's still not here, I am - again - asking the same question. And I'm afraid I'm going to keep being here, week in, week out, until I have a T1 Phone in my hands. This is what I do now."
"That's money that early buyers may have been without for almost five months now. The thing about money - and please take this as whatever is the opposite of financial advice - is that it tends to make more money. Even if Trump Mobile had made no effort at all to build a single smartphone (and we have absolutely no evidence that it ever has!) those deposits alone would bring in income. How much?"
The T1 Phone has no confirmed release date beyond "this year", and Trump Mobile has provided no updates, email replies, or social-media responses. The company website remains unchanged while customer communication channels are silent. A $100 deposit was required to preorder the phone, leaving early buyers without access to their funds for nearly five months. Those deposits could generate income for the company even if no device was produced, creating potential revenue from preorders alone. An external site, stoculator.com, was consulted to estimate hypothetical investment returns, but the public account of that calculation is incomplete.
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