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Australian Model 3 Waiting Room
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Polarxp
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Yes. When you log in and click on ‘Manage” you’ll see it in “Account Balance”
axelfair89
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Luddo
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Can confirm that Ormaus picked up his car at lunchtime yesterday (Tuesday) and he is in love (his words not mine). Pretty sure he will share his experiences when he is ready
Why so may payment? lol
Strange how people carry on to "Test" payments... They are a major company so why do we need to test a payment lol
People just want to see the system work to feel confident about it.
I'll do it just to make sure, and then transfer my deposit. I'll be paying at least 15% of the car as a deposit which is still a huge amount of money. I want to know that the system works.
Many people here pay off the full car. I couldn't imagine sending $70-100k to someone without testing that it works.
StewBurgah
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Just received a text message with my estimate delivery date of September 24th - September 30th. Website has also been updated to reflect this and says that invoice will be updated shortly.
Order Date: 14/3/2022
Spec: Model 3 LR, Black, 19 inch sports rims, black interior, no FSD
Location: Newcastle NSW
Order Date: 14/3/2022
Spec: Model 3 LR, Black, 19 inch sports rims, black interior, no FSD
Location: Newcastle NSW
BareFeetTom
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This is one reason why we want to be sure we're paying into the right account:
Andrea wanted to drive a Tesla for the 'rest of her days'. Scammers got in the way
Two Australian Tesla customers lost thousands of dollars after invoices sent by Tesla were hacked and the payment details changed. They say something needs to change to protect consumers.
www.abc.net.au
Always remember your cyber security best practises.
Don't click on sketchy links in emails (or even any links in email - go straight to www.tesla.com in browser)
Make sure the domain is correct. Double check. Make sure there are no special characters that look similar to normal letters.
Make sure it's a HTTPS secure domain with the padlock to the left of the URL.
Then send a test payment and wait for it to reflect on the website the following day.
It's a lot of money we're talking about, and scammers are smart and know all of the tricks.
Don't click on sketchy links in emails (or even any links in email - go straight to www.tesla.com in browser)
Make sure the domain is correct. Double check. Make sure there are no special characters that look similar to normal letters.
Make sure it's a HTTPS secure domain with the padlock to the left of the URL.
Then send a test payment and wait for it to reflect on the website the following day.
It's a lot of money we're talking about, and scammers are smart and know all of the tricks.
This is one reason why we want to be sure we're paying into the right account:
Andrea wanted to drive a Tesla for the 'rest of her days'. Scammers got in the way
Two Australian Tesla customers lost thousands of dollars after invoices sent by Tesla were hacked and the payment details changed. They say something needs to change to protect consumers.
Another helpful hint - phone Tesla and confirm the bank details over the phone before paying. A scam email won't work if you call the business and confirm the bank details.
pretty sure you're the first LR with a feb OD to get the text in melb...not too long now for the rest of us
Also aside from just making sure it works, you can do a test payment ahead of time, which disarms the mandatory extended wait some banks put on first time transfers to new payees.
Polarxp
Member
I would say that he had a limit, so paid it off over time, as I probably will too.
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