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Sigh. I went ahead and had my roof replaced because it was damaged and I couldn't wait for this whole thing to play out. Now I get an email stating that Tesla will honor the original agreement. I cannot express how much frustration I have with this company.

If it's not a contract, does that mean the arbitration clause isn't binding? "Tesla! We've developed electric cars, solar roofs, and Elon Musk's latest innovation: Schrodinger's Contract! It's only a contract if Tesla tries to enforce it!"

That's fascinating. The complaint cites to a Pennsylvania consumer protection act that supposedly restricts the use of arbitration clauses. (See paragraph 76.) I have no idea if that's meaningful, but I hope someone is scouring state consumer protection laws to see if they have similar terms.

And when you mention some that are relevant, you'll be more than an annoyance. Being an engineer doesn't make your opinion on whether it's worth it to contest an issue more valid. You don't like the product. We get it. People who did like the product at a price under contract object to being...

Did you read the bit that said I'm an attorney? If arguments perturbed me, I'd be in the wrong line of business. Believe it or not, the whole world doesn't share your preferences.

And in a further update: a) They may have promised to add a powerwall on the phone, but they haven't given me anything in writing; b) The "new" design for my roof drops it from an 11kW system to 8.83kW; but c) If you click through to the "view system details," it's got the plans for the old...

I am on a loan. Not really pleased about that. Also, afraid I'm going to cop out here. I don't comment on legal matters on fora like this simply to avoid anyone arguing that I'm illegally practicing law in some jurisdiction where I don't have a license. Sorry! But if I'm successful, I'll...

Finally had a call with someone on the phone. They offered the "free" powerwall, although they wouldn't put it in writing. The customer service person was amusing, telling me that this was like, "If I walked into a shoe shop and then the price of shoes went up before I purchased." That is a...

For what it's worth, my price went from ~$39.5K to ~$55K. I'm waiting to see what they offer. My guess is that they're trying to get as many people to cancel voluntarily so that they can sell the same material at higher prices.