A three car garage. He could service at least 3 vehicles at a time depending on how much grief his HOA gives him.
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Vendor Tesla Model S Battery Extended Service Plans from 057 Technology
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1572 Championship Blvd, Franklin, TN 37064 | Zillow
1572 Championship Blvd, Franklin TN, is a Single Family home that contains 3701 sq ft and was built in 2007.It contains 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms.This home last sold for $755,000 in February 2018. The Zestimate for this Single Family is $1,431,300, which has decreased by $23,590 in the last...
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Hmm... I'm not seeing any lifts. I do see a lot of towels that can be used as shop rags possibly.
That's it. Another sign Big Oil is getting in the way of EV adoption.
Purchase an existing EV repair business. Ignore it's previous customers, keep website live but radio silence, etc - thereby staining future EV adoption. Genius.
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ucmndd
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To be clear the LLC was posted by @MP3Mike, not me. Jason just vaguely confirmed it this morning by referencing his post and gaslighting me as the one spreading FUD and false information (how anyone could know these two entities are in fact entangled without his confirmation and/or blind luck by stabbing around at domain registrations is beyond me, and posting a bunch of detailed info about someone without some level of corroboration didn’t seem useful).
I would prefer a parade of middle fingers to total silence.
zoomer0056
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Good. Let the man be. He sold it, it’s been shown, new owner doxxed, Blahblahblah…
Someone should go after their missing money / promised services in a legal manner.
ucmndd
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You referenced Recell, but then part of this information is inaccurate. You stated that the 240 mile range pack costs $10K just for the physical part, but then said that labor costs extra. That's not true. Here is their page:
The 240 pack deal is $9,995 and says:
"Shipping and installation included"
That is including the labor to install it, and the cost of shipping the car to their shop. There is a note there that says it does not include return shipping, so people can either pick it up to drive home, or add payment for return shipping.
You referenced Recell, but then part of this information is inaccurate. You stated that the 240 mile range pack costs $10K just for the physical part, but then said that labor costs extra. That's not true. Here is their page:
The 240 pack deal is $9,995 and says:
"Shipping and installation included"
That is including the labor to install it, and the cost of shipping the car to their shop. There is a note there that says it does not include return shipping, so people can either pick it up to drive home, or add payment for return shipping.
Yeah, other than the warranty aspect, recell seems like it is priced very well. The lower range packs for the 3 seem like a great way to keep an older vehicle going for a reasonable price.You referenced Recell, but then part of this information is inaccurate. You stated that the 240 mile range pack costs $10K just for the physical part, but then said that labor costs extra. That's not true. Here is their page:
The 240 pack deal is $9,995 and says:
"Shipping and installation included"
That is including the labor to install it, and the cost of shipping the car to their shop. There is a note there that says it does not include return shipping, so people can either pick it up to drive home, or add payment for return shipping.
My apologies if I wasn't clear. My post's reference to Recell was regarding $2500 for optional 2 year/25k miles warranty. The rest of my post was Tesla and 3rd party in general with no mention of Recell. In the future I will change my wording to "any applicable labor, taxes..."You referenced Recell, but then part of this information is inaccurate. You stated that the 240 mile range pack costs $10K just for the physical part, but then said that labor costs extra. That's not true. Here is their page:
The 240 pack deal is $9,995 and says:
"Shipping and installation included"
That is including the labor to install it, and the cost of shipping the car to their shop. There is a note there that says it does not include return shipping, so people can either pick it up to drive home, or add payment for return shipping.
To me, Recell has the best current business model for pack replacement for those wanting to get their car back on the road for less than, say at least 3 years, perhaps longer - lowest base price, free shipping one way, no sales tax for out of state owners, quick (2 day max in shop) turnaround, etc.
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Thanks everyone for the advice. I have a great friend that works for Tesla and I'm doing the battery replacement through Tesla. The warranty, extra range (90kWh), and faster Supercharging speed will be a value add, for sure. I'm already transferring the lifetime Supercharging to my new Model X which I take delivery in a week or two.
I've started the process of filing a fraud claim against 057 Technologies with my CC company, which has been very helpful. For those that want to go through this process, it's best to get your invoice that shows "PAID" across in green, the Quickbooks receipt, and the TN business entity printout (attached).
A simple explanation of when you purchased the warranty and when you claimed the warranty with no contact back, should suffice.
I've started the process of filing a fraud claim against 057 Technologies with my CC company, which has been very helpful. For those that want to go through this process, it's best to get your invoice that shows "PAID" across in green, the Quickbooks receipt, and the TN business entity printout (attached).
A simple explanation of when you purchased the warranty and when you claimed the warranty with no contact back, should suffice.
Only if the assigned VIN was ready before the end of the year. Lots signed up for the deal right near the end of December and are now only just getting their vehicles.
Note: Tesla will make an exception and honor your free Supercharging transfer request after the December 31, 2023 deadline if all of the following conditions are met:
- You are eligible for the free Supercharging transfer program and agreed to the program’s terms and conditions in writing by December 31, 2023.
- You were provided with a delivery window in 2023 at the time you placed your order.
- Your order is for an in-production vehicle available in North America.
- Tesla did not have a vehicle with your exact configuration available for you to take delivery by December 31, 2023.
So exactly what I just said.
Tesla did make exceptions for those that ordered in October/November, but were not going to get their delivery until 2024. The Supercharging transfer is still active on my order which had the VIN assigned just a few days ago.
When did you purchase the service contract and asked for refund? I thought most CC companies cover fraudulent charges up to 120 days only. Does your CC company helping you to file charges against the owner or are they considering credit your account back after their investigations ?
Model 3/Y batteries can now be used for solar storage with HV inverters, thanks to this awesome open source project:
GitHub - dalathegreat/Battery-Emulator: This software enables EV battery packs to be used for stationary storage in combination with solar inverters.
This software enables EV battery packs to be used for stationary storage in combination with solar inverters. - dalathegreat/Battery-Emulator
github.com
I build and sell controller kits that are pre-wired for Tesla batteries.
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