Resolution of my purchase problem

[ABILISK]

Neither one I was telling it as it happened, and the extra money was to buy other options that were not on my contract (A charger). Even with that extra if they would had said to me that they could not return the extra I would have let them have it or returned the next day with the proper amount.

The GM of the Deliver Center did not even want to look at my check or the "Motor Vehicle Purchase Agreement" from Tesla that they wrote, and I printed out for my records or the check.

A contract is a contract, and I followed it to the letter.

Did You get your CT, and did you pay cash for it through a Cashers Check between Dec. 2024 to Dec. 20, 2024, and the final payment was more than $50K? If NOT, you do not know nothing about this problem.

So, grow up it is not about you or your fears that that Tesla or any company can make a mistake.
NOW IS IT!

Are there any ambush attorneys out there maybe they would like this case of breach of contract.

Obviously, this person does not know about contract law.

Have Fun!

Dude. Everyone else on here figured out how to make it happen. You’re fighting a losing battle here with your juvenile arguments. No one does cashiers checks anymore. You’re attempting to buy the most technologically advanced vehicle we’ll probably ever see in our lifetimes. Get with the times or farewell, sir.

Edit: Also, when you order extras like chargers or accessories, those are a separate order that you pay for online at the time of the order, not on delivery day. So your misinformation about how Tesla does business is your problem, not theirs. You’ve ranted multiple times about Tesla’s “breach of contract,” yet haven’t shown your order agreement or check you brought. Isn’t that peculiar?

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[sys700]

Well Confused, I went to the Deliver Location with contract in hand, with a Bank Check or Certified Check for the amount owed. Ready to make a purchase as per the contract.

They refused to take the Certified Check since they changed their rules on Certified Checks (they did not even look at the check when I told them I had a Certified Check or my contract, they seemed to know the Problem). The First of Dec. 2024 was when they changed their rules but failed to make that new rule apart of their contract or anything on their web site or their App. This new rule is for any amount over $50,000.00 on the final payment, so you that have bought something under $50K fine payment this does not affect you. But you that have bought with a final payment, paid by Certified Check before Dec. 2024 this would not affect you. (different Rules at that time). As to now in 2025 I do not know their Rules for this type of payment.

I paid a reservation fee back in 2019, 2 weeks after the introduction of this truck and then again, I paid them for the upgrades that I made on the App for my Truck.

Tesla agreed to return all the money that they got from me in these two occasions in late Dec 2024, but I did not get the funds until June 2025.

I hope that this explains everything to you. This is not FUD I have information to back it all up.

So why are you on here crying about it nearly a year later? You can now buy a Cyber Tracker for much less money, while qualifying for an EV credit, lower payments, free supercharging, etc. Anyone else would have seen this as a gift horse. Why haven't you done so?

 

[hemiarch]

Unsubscribe.
A year or so is long enough.
Seriously though, anyone know how to stop receiving notifications about a particular thread?

 

[mongo]

Unsubscribe.
A year or so is long enough.
Seriously though, anyone know how to stop receiving notifications about a particular thread?

 

[hemiarch]

Thank you

 

[REM]

Neither one I was telling it as it happened, and the extra money was to buy other options that were not on my contract (A charger). Even with that extra if they would had said to me that they could not return the extra I would have let them have it or returned the next day with the proper amount.

The GM of the Deliver Center did not even want to look at my check or the "Motor Vehicle Purchase Agreement" from Tesla that they wrote, and I printed out for my records or the check.

A contract is a contract, and I followed it to the letter.

Did You get your CT, and did you pay cash for it through a Cashers Check between Dec. 2024 to Dec. 20, 2024, and the final payment was more than $50K? If NOT, you do not know nothing about this problem.

So, grow up it is not about you or your fears that that Tesla or any company can make a mistake.
NOW IS IT!

Are there any ambush attorneys out there maybe they would like this case of breach of contract.

Obviously, this person does not know about contract law.

Have Fun!

I'm being completely serious when I ask this:

Do you have dementia or something similar?

 

[Gary 54]

Wel

Not really. It’s stupidly easy to buy a Tesla. Some people, not naming names, choose to make life difficult for themselves.

It may be STUPIDLY EASY if you are just one of those people that will just follow Tesla like a lemming, but I followed the contract they wrote and they did not follow it!

 

[hemiarch]

Yay. More of this. Good times.

 

[Gary 54]

I'm being completely serious when I ask this:

Do you have dementia or something similar?

Why do you even ask that I followed the Contract and not what they told me Verbally. Maybe you need to look at your own issues. If Tesla decides at some time to change, there warranty are you just going to lie down and take it if you cannot get what was under warranty fixed.

Will I hope for you, that you never get to that issue but if they turn down a sale that gives them money just what do you think will happen if they have to put out a major amount of money on Warranty Service.

I am being very serious are you stupid or insane or just unbalanced. You need help.

 

[SlegMD]

 

[hemiarch]

I’ve know @REM for long enough now to know that none of the above are true. Those comments are rude and unwelcome here.
Please don’t repeat them. From where I stand, it appears nobody here has tried to do anything but help you and you are just trying to stir shit again for reasons I don’t clearly understand.
Wish you well. Hopefully elsewhere.

 

[Gary 54]

Correct. Tesla like every other company Tesla is trying to stay ahead of scammers and fraudsters during purchase transactions.

That is correct ever company that sell very expense products is consigned with fraud.
With Tesla's FSD system that is in every one of their products (the hardware) all they have to do is throw a switch in their office to activate it and drive the fraudster to the closes police station while locking in the perpetrator of this crime.

Just how much security does Tesla need with this in all their autos.
Anyone that is stupid enough to try to defraud them would be up against this safety system built in their produce.

So, everyone be careful if you do not pay your supercharger bill Tesla could incarcerate you in your/their auto and drive you to the police station. LOL

That is what technology can do to YOU.

 

[hemiarch]

That is correct ever company that sell very expense products is consigned with fraud.
With Tesla's FSD system that is in every one of their products (the hardware) all they have to do is throw a switch in their office to activate it and drive the fraudster to the closes police station while locking in the perpetrator of this crime.

Just how much security does Tesla need with this in all their autos.
Anyone that is stupid enough to try to defraud them would be up against this safety system built in their produce.

So, everyone be careful if you do not pay your supercharger bill Tesla could incarcerate you in your/their auto and drive you to the police station. LOL

That is what technology can do to YOU.

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