Hoosier-Daddy
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I love how the MO of new members of Tesla forums is to attack anyone who offers constructive criticism to help them understand the errors of their way.
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Buyer Beware! Tesla Ups Price on order by $1790.00 and And Does not Refund Order fee of $250.00!!
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I have been a member since 2015. So my MO must be the MO of long time members. You seem to gloss over that criticism itself is an attack.I love how the MO of new members of Tesla forums is to attack anyone who offers constructive criticism to help them understand the errors of their way.
ucmndd
Well-Known Member
They can absolutely unmatch you from an inventory VIN due to non-responsiveness. If the price changes in the meantime, oh well…
OP refuses to disclose the actual timeline of events, including the steps he took as required to take delivery, how many times he was messaged asking him to do so, etc etc - despite being asked multiple times. It’s pretty clear to me he did not engage in good faith and Tesla exercised their available terms to unmatch him from a VIN. I’m sure he can still use his $250 non-refundable order fee on another vehicle at the current price on offer.
He has no interest or intention of being honest about what actually happened, so it’s hard to take any bit of the story as credible.
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Alot of BS assertions above. Its hard to take any bit of the story as credible? I posted the orders, can you read? I think Ucmndd works for Tesla. Or has been hitting the kool aid again. How can you read my mind or intentions? Are you psychic?
ucmndd
Well-Known Member
Nope, just been around enough humans to know when they're full of ish and trying to find someone else to blame for their own screw ups.
As i stare at the lake in my waterfront home in Redmond, WA I am trying to think of a high EQ response to your stupid post........nope nothing yet....it will come to me or maybe I'll just forget about you....
ucmndd
Well-Known Member
Wow, a financially successful troll to boot! Gosh, now I'm really envious. Best of luck chasing down that $250 to save face.
Even the original price was not that great since this is a demo vehicle with a lot of miles and shortened warranty. A lot of new 7 seaters all over the country during that time frame got $8000 discount.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here and assume we won't be getting the full story about this either. If the past is any indicator, that is.
That leads me to a thought........and I don't think I am going out on a limb here..... i bet you have fallen out of a lot of trees......
Yes there is endless baseless speculation about the poster's approach when Tesla is blamed for something, but very little clear minded evaluation of Tesla.
I started the thread, so you are the troll. Tesla needs to save face by improving their quality and customer experience. Being a transactional boiler room will not help them make up for all the bad press their low EQ leadership generates. I am a customer in the market for 2 cars, I have the money to pay cash or credit score to finance. Its Tesla's job to get my sales, not my job to figure out how to interact with a transactional boiler room. Anyone not understanding this, is divorced from reality.Wow, a financially successful troll to boot! Gosh, now I'm really envious. Best of luck chasing down that $250 to save face.
Trying to insult me, will not make Tesla better.....
ucmndd
Well-Known Member
Let’s ask again for posterity.
How many pre-delivery tasks did you complete in the 3 days before Tesla un-matched you from the VIN?
How many messages did they send you asking you to complete pre-delivery tasks before un-matching you from the VIN as they say they will in the order agreement?
How many pre-delivery tasks did you complete in the 3 days before Tesla un-matched you from the VIN?
How many messages did they send you asking you to complete pre-delivery tasks before un-matching you from the VIN as they say they will in the order agreement?
This is what the agreement says:
Delivery; Transfer of Title. If you are picking up your Vehicle in a state where we are licensed to sell the Vehicle, we will
notify you of when we expect your Vehicle to be ready for delivery at your local Tesla Delivery Center, or other location as
we may agree to. You agree to schedule and take delivery of your Vehicle within three (3) days of this date. If you do not
respond to our notification or are unable to take delivery within the specified period, your Vehicle may be made available
for sale to other customers. For new vehicles, if you do not take delivery within fourteen (14) days of our first attempt to
notify you, Tesla may cancel your order and keep your Order Fee.
They notified me it would be ready on the 22nd and I responded by scheduling. There is nothing in a above about how quickly any other task is completed. The premise of your Q is wrong as is Tesla......wrong.
***Not directed at UCMNDD***, but i will not respond to anymore rabid fanbois.
ucmndd
Well-Known Member
Yup, sure does. So when you failed to complete any delivery tasks for three days or respond to their requests to do so (which is apparent now given your repeated refusal to answer the question and provide salient details), they made the vehicle you reserved for sale to other customers, as they have the contractual right to do. There’s no way for you to take delivery on 1/22 if you’ve failed to complete any delivery tasks on 1/21.
The language is poorly written. Agreements should communicate expectations clearly to the parties. This does not do that.
Tesla should provide customers with a warning that they have 24 hours to respond or Tesla will remove this VIN and sell to another customer.
Tesla should provide customers with a warning that they have 24 hours to respond or Tesla will remove this VIN and sell to another customer.
