@Trumpery45@Tesla@elonmusk Checked again yesterday and now my delivery date is September. Still haven’t received a call from the manager and still haven’t heard a peep from the “sales advisor” who was supposed to be assigned after I was approved. Thankfully I’m in for $100. So ridiculous!
@Trumpery45@Tesla@elonmusk Tony was unbothered. Asked to speak to a manager was put on hold for an hour then told a manager would call me back. Never happened. A month went by with no delivery date. Finally got a delivery date but this time it was July. I was frustrated but didn’t see a point in calling.
@ConsultCannaRob@Tesla@elonmusk Omg. So true! So many parallels! Although so far, I’m happier with my crappy health insurance that doesn’t actually cover anything than my Tesla experience. I mean, at least I got my insurance card out of the deal. Lol.
@ShalonMB@Tesla That’s been my experience too. Although I did get ahold of a sales rep at the dealership (not “my” sales rep) who told me my other option was not to buy a Tesla. WTF??? @elonmusk@Tesla#tesla
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