EV-CPO.com CPO Consolidator support thread

[HankLloydRight]

Problem fixed, PM sent.

 

[mongo]

@HankLloydRight
There is a Canadian X75 showing up in the U.S. list
VIN: 078583

 

[HankLloydRight]

@HankLloydRight
There is a Canadian X75 showing up in the U.S. list
VIN: 078583

Thanks. That's because the car is listed as still being at a logistics center in the US. I'll try to fix this tonight or tomorrow. I'm in the middle of moving my entire office, which is literally on a moving truck right now.

 

[mongo]

Thanks. That's because the car is listed as still being at a logistics center in the US. I'll try to fix this tonight or tomorrow. I'm in the middle of moving my entire office, which is literally on a moving truck right now.

Yowzers, that sounds painful!

 

[Olds442]

@HankLloydRight good luck with the move! so much fun.

 

[HankLloydRight]

Thanks. Got most of it done yesterday. Went pretty well. Just now cleaning up all the loose ends. Good thing it's raining today and not yesterday.

 

[HankLloydRight]

Also wanted to add that we've recently partnered with Doering Leasing Company to offer "TesLease" -- flexible Tesla leasing for new or used Teslas. Open-ended, closed-ended, flexible terms and mileage. Personal and Business leases in all 50 states.

You can find all the info here: EV-CPO.com - Tesla New, Used, and CPO Inventory Listings

 

[HankLloydRight]

I occasionally check the http "referer" that hit my site (the previous site people were on before going to EV-CPO.com), and there have been some strange ones over the years... but this one today ranks up in the top 5 for sure:

https://nypost.com/2017/12/11/this-is-exactly-how-long-women-want-sex-to-last/

 

[Olds442]

i don't think i want to click on that @HankLloydRight not because i'm worried about a virus, i just don't want to find out how wrong i've been for let's just say a long time.

 

[kwjayhawk]

I get those on my site but they are for bit mining. Weird.

 

[HankLloydRight]

I get those on my site but they are for bit mining. Weird.

Yeah, I get those very frequently! But they're all mega-pron sites.

This is the New York Post! So I think it's a genuine referer and not a bot stuffing the referer field.

 

[kwjayhawk]

Yeah, I get those very frequently! But they're all mega-pron sites.

This is the New York Post! So I think it's a genuine referer and not a bot stuffing the referer field.

So I'm not sure how that works. Is your website linked in somehow to that or are people on that website and then going next to yours?

I wish I was smarter at understanding Google analytics

 

[HankLloydRight]

So I'm not sure how that works. Is your website linked in somehow to that or are people on that website and then going next to yours?

I wish I was smarter at understanding Google analytics

It's not Google Analytics at all.. it's really part of the core HTTP protocol going back 20+ years.

Whenever you're on Website "A" and if you click a link on the site to go to Website "B", website "B" gets a notification that you were "refered" from website "A" (the 'referer' field).

Website "B" can also get the 'referer' field info if you are on website "A" and just type in website "B", or select website "B" from your favorites/bookmark list. So that's what I suspect happened in the case I posted above. For some reason, User A was on the New York Post website and typed in "EV-CPO.com" or clicked on a bookmark... and the browser sent me the 'referer' info that he/she came from the NYP website.

Now there are ways to defeat this. First, if you always open a new browser window before going to a new website, the referer field is blank. There are also browser plugins and security tools which mask the referer field for you automatically (I use one of these religiously). Be warned though, some sites reguire the referer field to be sent and match their domain name, so if you block the 'referer' on all websites, some might stop working. But there are ways around that too.

 

[KaJu74]

Hello

Is there an easy way to sort out the right-hand drive vehicles?

Greetings from Germany

KaJu

 

[HankLloydRight]

Hello

Is there an easy way to sort out the right-hand drive vehicles?

Greetings from Germany

KaJu

First select the "Europe" region selector at the top. Then on the "Advanced Options" tab under "Countries" select "Great Britain."

Or if you're looking in the far east, select the "Asia/Pacific/Middle East" region, and then choose Australia, New Zealand, and/or Hong Kong for the countries.

Those are the only countries that have any Right-hand drive cars available (Option code DRRH)

 

[KaJu74]

Sorry for my bad english.

I don't want to see the right hand drive vehicles.

 

[HankLloydRight]

Sorry for my bad english.

I don't want to see the right hand drive vehicles.

Oh, ok, sorry.

If you're only looking in Europe, you can select only the countries you are interested in, just don't include "Great Britain". Like below -- this will only list cars with Left hand drive.

Of course, you can uncheck any countries you do not want to search in.

Or, if you have a subscription, you can search for cars with the option code: DRLH (left hand drive cars) on the advanced tab.

I hope this answers your question.

 

[HankLloydRight]

Sorry for my bad english.

I don't want to see the right hand drive vehicles.

I see your post over on tff-forum.de -- and you already are filtering by country (GB).

All cars in G.B. are always Right Hand Drive (RHD), there are no LHD cars there.

Are you asking how to find LHD cars in G.B.? If so, the answer is always 'none'.

Does this clear things up a little?

 

[KaJu74]

I only showed in the tff-forum.de, how much vehicles in GB are vor sale.
But these vehicles disturb my search.
Incidentally, they are also displayed as left-hand drive vehicles in the image preview.

Now a stupid question.
I am logged in, but how do I subscribe?

 

[Ketchups]

Is it me or does the used inventory 'archive' exclude Performance vehicles for some reason?