There were hundreds of people ahead of me and I have no idea whether they all got invites. If they’re basing invites on the the number of vehicles they can deliver in San Diego, that would be a lot.
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Non-owner config invites have begun!
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I got the call from my ISA within 24 hours of configuring. As someone mentioned in another thread, take the (725) xxx-xxxxx call!!! I stepped away from my desk for 5 mins to get coffee and came back to a 725 missed call. I was so sad. Luckily she emailed me and I called her back.
What is the call usually about? I would guess scheduling delivery but that is a quick turnaround within 24 hours of delivery.
It was within 24 hours of when I submitted my configuration (which is when I submitted the second deposit payment of $2,500). For me, it was just a quick introductory call. I had already uploaded and/or filled in most of the information (copy of drivers license, insurance info, etc) online. The only thing I have left is the financing part. She said if I choose to go through Tesla financing we would start that process later since the rates are only good for 30 days.
Shygar
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Probably around 40 or 50. Once the doors opened they had like 10 terminals setup and were getting people in quickly.
Foxhound199
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How do you upload your insurance for the car if you don't even know when you are getting the car?
They just need a copy of your current insurance of your current car, so they can let you drive the M3 off their shop.
Are you financing through Tesla and/or trading in your car through Tesla?
The absolute worst part of this period right now, is I have to answer every strange number on my cell phone thinking it could be Tesla.
N8Howell33
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Yep, I think they were clearing out the last batch of owners who had not been invited yet.
Shygar
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I can configure today 
. Non-owner (cept for powerwall), line waiter in Palo Alto, CA. I doubt it made a difference, but instead of just refreshing the screen I logged out for most of the morning. Checked back in the afternoon and it was ready to configure. Probably a coincidence.
Edit: I just realized it's 4 years to the day that I took a tour of the Fremont factory. Also probably a coincidence
. Non-owner (cept for powerwall), line waiter in Palo Alto, CA. I doubt it made a difference, but instead of just refreshing the screen I logged out for most of the morning. Checked back in the afternoon and it was ready to configure. Probably a coincidence.Edit: I just realized it's 4 years to the day that I took a tour of the Fremont factory. Also probably a coincidence
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Interesting, when is the last time you checked to see if you could configure? I wonder if they are slowly inviting more based on deferrals from the last batch. Here's an odd one... this guy is a non-owner who ordered on the website before the webcast.
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Edit: I just realized it's 4 years to the day that I took a tour of the Fremont factory. Also probably a coincidence
When was the last time you logged out? Chance your session has been open since last week's invites went out?
Shygar
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Possibly yea. I checked this morning from my phone, probably around 8am PST. I looked again from my computer around maybe 10am, still nothing. Just checked now around 2:30pm PST and it was available. I had logged out at 10am after checking.
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