The Trump family promised a gold “Made in USA” T1 smartphone, took $100 deposits from nearly 600,000 supporters, missed every delivery deadline they announced, and now the launch date has mysteriously vanished from the website entirely.
First it was “late summer 2025.” Then November. Then December. Then “Q1 2026.” Now? Nothing.
And buried in updated terms of service from April 2026 is the real punchline: the $100 deposit “does not constitute a completed purchase” and creates no binding obligation to actually deliver a phone. Translation? They took the money, changed the rules afterward, and locked supporters into a non-refundable “conditional opportunity.”
That’s nearly $60 million collected while customers are left with no phone, no refund, and no answers.
Think about how insane this is. A sitting president’s family has spent years selling products directly to their political supporters — NFTs, crypto schemes, sneakers, Bibles, trading cards, and now phones that may not even exist outside a marketing render.
Meanwhile millions of Americans are struggling to pay rent, buy groceries, or keep the lights on — and this family keeps finding new ways to monetize political loyalty.
Even many MAGA supporters are now furious, calling the entire thing a scam on their own forums. At some point this stops being “left vs. right” and becomes something much simpler: wealthy political elites cashing in on the people who trusted them most.
Trump University. Trump condos. Trump NFTs. Trump crypto. Trump sneakers. Trump Bibles.
And now a Trump phone with no release date and no accountability.
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