C'est la vie: AT&T discontinues Apple iPhone 3G

Though we saw it coming by way of tips and rumors, AT&T has officially discontinued sales of the Apple iPhone 3G. In an e-mail obtained by BGR, AT&T sales representatives are to refer customers to the 3GS models:
June 4, 2010
iPhone 3G 8 GB is Out of Stock
Effective immediately, iPhone 3G 8GB is Out of Stock. Please refer all customers to iPhone 3GS 16 GB and 32 GB models.
FAQ:
Q: When will we receive inventory for iPhone 3G 8GB?
A: At this time, we do not know when more iPhone 3G 8GB will arrive.
Q: Are there any iPhone 3G 8 GB available in COR if my customer can purchase there??
A: Check with your local COR stores to see if they have any inventory available.
Is this a sign of new products to come during next week's WWDC? Will the 3GS will drop to $99/$149.99 next week? Time will tell.
Via BGR

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