Kalud
Active Member
Reserved at 12:40pm yesterday, card charged, reservation showed up in MyTesla this morning and no email yet.
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I am not a current Tesla owner, but I can now see my number on the MyTesla page. No Email yet. Depending on how they implemented the redirects, it might be dependent on your DNS server updating.
For those of you new to Tesla, WELCOME to the forums! I see a lot of low-count posters here, so I thought it would be great to welcome you to TMC.
Some of us are old hands at this, having been through 1, 2, or even 3 different vehicle models from Tesla.
A few tips for those of you who feel a bit anxious as this point:
1. If you have a reservation number starting with "RN", you're golden. This means everything's been processed and you're now a reservation holder.
2. You should keep that RN number secret and not post it. Most moderators will attempt to redact it for you if you do post it. It's a number that identifies your particular reservation - and you don't want anyone to hijack it.
3. Your reservation is time-stamped, and as Tesla figures out how it wants to handle the geographic nature of their process, they will use this timestamp in conjunction with its geographic process. Previously, customers were invited to configure their vehicles in blocks based on reservation sequence number order, and then production scheduling would determine how geography was handled in delivery. However, Tesla did say that it would not be this way for Model 3.
4. Tesla's e-mails typically come after the fact and roll out more slowly. Not having an e-mail is not a big deal, as long as you have the RN number already.
5. You can see your vehicle reservation in My Tesla. Go to teslamotors.com and log in with your username/password, if you already have an account, and you should see your reservation.
6. If you don't know your password (because you've not had a Tesla account before), it's likely Tesla created one for you. Simply attempt a password recovery and you should be able to set that password.
Welcome, and now the anxiousness builds...
Some of us are old hands at this, having been through 1, 2, or even 3 different vehicle models from Tesla.
A few tips for those of you who feel a bit anxious as this point:
1. If you have a reservation number starting with "RN", you're golden. This means everything's been processed and you're now a reservation holder.
2. You should keep that RN number secret and not post it. Most moderators will attempt to redact it for you if you do post it. It's a number that identifies your particular reservation - and you don't want anyone to hijack it.
3. Your reservation is time-stamped, and as Tesla figures out how it wants to handle the geographic nature of their process, they will use this timestamp in conjunction with its geographic process. Previously, customers were invited to configure their vehicles in blocks based on reservation sequence number order, and then production scheduling would determine how geography was handled in delivery. However, Tesla did say that it would not be this way for Model 3.
4. Tesla's e-mails typically come after the fact and roll out more slowly. Not having an e-mail is not a big deal, as long as you have the RN number already.
5. You can see your vehicle reservation in My Tesla. Go to teslamotors.com and log in with your username/password, if you already have an account, and you should see your reservation.
6. If you don't know your password (because you've not had a Tesla account before), it's likely Tesla created one for you. Simply attempt a password recovery and you should be able to set that password.
Welcome, and now the anxiousness builds...
Seir
Member
I know I was charged the $1000 because my apple pay shows the tesla charge, but since its only a one screen reservation and no print out or anything an email confirmation would be nice
No email yet, but the reservation does show up on MyTesla.
One way to get the My Tesla page up - even when they do this special event - is to go to www.teslamotors.com/models and then click "My Tesla" at the top. The Model S URL has always bypassed any redirects they're doing.
Have a nice Mimosa and enjoy the test ride videos.
It is going to be fine.When I called Tesla yesterday morning, they asked me to give it the full 24 hours. I did and 14 hours later it showed up in MyTesla (still no email but I'm not sweating it). I'm thinking that the demand may require online orders to wait 48 hours.
Thank you. I am happy to be here as a future Tesla owner. Been a fangirl for sometime.For those of you new to Tesla, WELCOME to the forums! I see a lot of low-count posters here, so I thought it would be great to welcome you to TMC.
Some of us are old hands at this, having been through 1, 2, or even 3 different vehicle models from Tesla.
A few tips for those of you who feel a bit anxious as this point:
1. If you have a reservation number starting with "RN", you're golden. This means everything's been processed and you're now a reservation holder.
2. You should keep that RN number secret and not post it. Most moderators will attempt to redact it for you if you do post it. It's a number that identifies your particular reservation - and you don't want anyone to hijack it.
3. Your reservation is time-stamped, and as Tesla figures out how it wants to handle the geographic nature of their process, they will use this timestamp in conjunction with its geographic process. Previously, customers were invited to configure their vehicles in blocks based on reservation sequence number order, and then production scheduling would determine how geography was handled in delivery. However, Tesla did say that it would not be this way for Model 3.
4. Tesla's e-mails typically come after the fact and roll out more slowly. Not having an e-mail is not a big deal, as long as you have the RN number already.
5. You can see your vehicle reservation in My Tesla. Go to teslamotors.com and log in with your username/password, if you already have an account, and you should see your reservation.
6. If you don't know your password (because you've not had a Tesla account before), it's likely Tesla created one for you. Simply attempt a password recovery and you should be able to set that password.
Welcome, and now the anxiousness builds...
My RN#'s just showed up. The reservation will show up after clicking My Tesla. just keep hitting refresh every so often as I did
with over 150k reservations....they are probably playing catch up.My RN#'s just showed up. The reservation will show up after clicking My Tesla. just keep hitting refresh every so often as I did
Yeah, mine just showed up, this is about 15 hours after my order. It shows up just above my Model S which has a status of delivered. No other details on the Model 3 besides reservation #.
JenniferQ
Active Member
I reserved at 930PDT and email didn't come through until 0200PDT. Still nothing in MyTesla except for my S, but give them time to play catchup. I'm sure, as evidenced by Elon's wonder, that no one expected over 130k reservations in the first 24 hours.
manitou820
Member
I had to delete cookies and restart the browser to get it working again. Last night everything was redirecting to that page. Also try mytesla.com as well vs. teslamotors.com/mytesla
tinm
2020 Model S LR+ Owner
I'm in exactly same boat. Ordered as soon as online form became available. Took screen shot of the form, as well as the following page that said "Your reservation is confirmed." As of right now, no email, no My Tesla, nothin'. Nervous.
Stretch2727
Engineer and Car Nut
Just got my confirming e-mail. Reserved 2 about 5PM yesterday. E-mail finally arrived 11:30 AM this morning.
About 18 hours.
About 18 hours.