Success, roadblocks for many pre-ordering iPhone 6

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Maybe the most highly anticipated Apple release ever, the iPhone 6 went on sale at midnight on Friday, Sept. 12. As expected, a large number of people logged on to order or upgrade their phones. Some find it surprisingly simple, and others had predictable difficulties.

Read below for a sampling of posts from social media about shoppers' experiences trying get their orders in for the new phones.

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