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Counterfeit supercharger?
- Thread starter XxCyberHackerxX
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kingjamez
Member
What makes you think it's counterfeit? It's just new.
Supercharger-Altamonte Springs, FL, Confirmed
-Jim
Supercharger-Altamonte Springs, FL, Confirmed
-Jim
Curses! I would have gotten away with it too, if it hadn't been for you meddling kids!
They are different flavors, and they, um, they, oh, never mind......How can I determine real electrons from counterfeit electrons?
Seriously, though, not sure how a 'fake SuC' would get on the Tesla Nav. Maybe on Plugshare or other app. (I even doubt that...)
Derek Kessler
Active Member
@XxCyberHackerxX's first instinct on seeing incomplete data is that a "counterfeit" Supercharger got entered into the system? I'm calling shenanigans on your username.
BIG ACH
Member
That Altamonte Springs Supercharger is going to be quite close to me - looking forward to it - although I typically just charge overnight!
Evil Twin
Member
Chuq
Active Member
The location you've found isn't on the Tesla nav. It's on Google Maps. People can add whatever they want to it. In this case, some moron has entered a Tesla supercharger that isn't open yet with absolutely NO indication that it's not open.
You can click "Suggest an edit" (blue text on the left) and choose the "Doesn't exist" option.
I highly expect (not 100%) that Google automatically imports these from Tesla directly (Plugshare also imports them direct) so there is no need to manually add them.
You can click "Suggest an edit" (blue text on the left) and choose the "Doesn't exist" option.
I highly expect (not 100%) that Google automatically imports these from Tesla directly (Plugshare also imports them direct) so there is no need to manually add them.
BluestarE3
Active Member
And I thought it was like those fake ATMs that steal your PIN. In the case of a counterfeit Supercharger, does it steal electrons from your battery and you end up with less charge than when you started?
Half Dollar Bill
Traveller, teacher, poet, accountant, innkeeper
There's been one fake supercharger documented at the Newark DE rest stop. Starts at post 969.
Supercharger - Newark, DE
Supercharger - Newark, DE
That's exactly what I was going to post!And I thought it was like those fake ATMs that steal your PIN. In the case of a counterfeit Supercharger, does it steal electrons from your battery and you end up with less charge than when you started?
