stopcrazypp
Well-Known Member
I 100% guarantee that people will ignore this part and then blame Tesla for it when their order way early in the list gets delivered (or called to configure) way later than some else late in the list. We have seen the same thing with the S/X handwringing.No one is asking for "certainty", after all these are all people who put up money for a produce they know they will not see for year or two.
What people are asking for is some honesty and transparency on where there order is in a list not when their car is being delivered.
Putting money up for an undefined product TWO YEARS OUT is a bit of a leap of faith. Tesla should certainly return that customer confidence with honesty and transparency. Tesla brags about that customer confidence and loyalty, even sells it to investors but does not return it.
All anyone is asking is for a simple fact. "Based upon the timing of your order, your order is number 193,233. Actual delivery date is subject to the terms of conditions noted in your deposit".
Again, Tesla already said your order on the list does not determine your delivery time (or call to configure since you take issue with that in your comment) because there are other factors at play. By leaving that number out, it eliminates the possibility of false expectations and allows Tesla flexibility in changing plans in how they want do things (currently they definitely don't have to resources yet to tell things will play out).
Currently your sequence number is your date, time, and region that you put your order in. This is actually closer to how Tesla does their roll out (they do it in batches all at once, not one by one according to sequence number).