It is not that difficult really, to pull out statements. Plug in the account number, date ranges, and boom you got them, Now the charge is for paper and per policy so that is understandable. But not difficult to retrieve, for bankers that is, unless they are using some weird core/repository service.
All from Amazon
- Sliding tray for the front console - Amazon.com
- "Hidden" compartment for center console armrest - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08972WFZY?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details
- Cup holders - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08SK73LZ1?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details
- Screen Protector. (Make sure to turn the air in the car off!!!) - Amazon.com
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@shmonoff Screen protector can be seen on screen
I haven't received my mats yet. Not sure when I will. Ordered for both cars from Tesla shields.
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Not difficult. But not a sale. It’s a waste of time to have your bankers sit for an hour printing statements for someone who is just going to then leave once you hand them the documents. If a customer was being especially difficult I would refer them to the back office research team that 100% would charge fees for every single statement.
Oh something went wrong, multiple images, I was trying to share link to the Game Controller that worked for us. Little one has reserved the under tray space(secret storage
) for storing his belongings.
I was in retail banking for many years too, banker to assistant BM. Would never ever go back to it! And yes depending on various elements, it can be time consuming. Certainly transfer to back office for a long query.
Well, Tesla is increasing prices on a weekly basis now. We were lucky, imagine $10k increase in 8 months, before, I was convinced it could have been the ongoing supply chain issues but no, they are just milking it. I love the car, touch less/talk less buying experience and their super charger network, but is it worth almost $20k more than the competition ? I doubt it.
The market will decide. But the price of everything is increasing higher and higher.
You know their "competition" is going up in price too right? All ICE cars manufacturers, companies across the board have all had to raise prices this year. I don't really think it's "milking"... we can't expect prices to stay the same with the inflation, supply chain issues, etc we have currently.
Just means you won’t get a refund of any prepaid finance charges or interest if you paid the loan off early.Hey, I see bankers here! I have a question then
BofA adjusted my rate to 1.89%, but as I'm reading the loan agreement, there is a wording that if I pay off earlier, there is no penalty, but at the same time - the cost of loan (total sum of interest, they call it "finance charge") will stay the same and won't be reduced.
Is this unique for BofA or everyone else does the same?
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Prepayment charge: If you pay off early, you will not have to pay a penalty; and will not be entitled to a refund of a part of the finance charge.
I will have to disagree that Tesla is milking their customers....the inflation is highest in 30 years and supply chain issues with skyrocket demand is pushing the prices...If anything Ford dealership is "milking" their customers by adding a markup up to 15k...i was considering a mach e but knowing that i would have to still buy through their dealership and stories of dealerships not knowing how to service a mach e kept me away...
"Ex" Banker here lol. Also not in lending, but I deal with them quite often, I admin and support the system they use for loan onboarding.Hey, I see bankers here! I have a question then
BofA adjusted my rate to 1.89%, but as I'm reading the loan agreement, there is a wording that if I pay off earlier, there is no penalty, but at the same time - the cost of loan (total sum of interest, they call it "finance charge") will stay the same and won't be reduced.
Is this unique for BofA or everyone else does the same?
Quote:
Prepayment charge: If you pay off early, you will not have to pay a penalty; and will not be entitled to a refund of a part of the finance charge.
Did not tint the roof. In the almost 2 months we had it with some intense FL heat, we had no issues so we left it factory.
Their margin has to be, they don’t have anywhere near the volume of larger makers. Can’t make up the difference in volume sales/production you can’t make.
Model Ys are being received like Corollas and being sold like Ferraris.
