ttohumcu
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- Tolga
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Oh man, this is amazing. I am taking this to next step. I love it. Thanks so muchIn your contract with Tesla under "Agreement to Arbitrate" you can email your dispute, I did this. They have 60 days to respond and if you disagree with their response you can go to small claims court.
This is the email I wrote Tesla:
Tesla
1 Tesla Road
Austin, TX 7872
Resolution Team,
I recently purchased a 2024 Cybertruck AWD VIN: 7G2CEHED0RA00XXXX. Before my delivery, I received a survey about the installation of the Powershare equipment. In the survey, I explained I would be moving in a few years and would like to hold off on installation. I received a call from the certified Tesla installer and explained my situation. They told me they needed to reach out to Tesla for further instructions. I never heard back.
On March 21, 2024, I received an email from Tesla stating my Powershare Home Backup was canceled and I would receive a $700 voucher. $700 is far less than the cost of the equipment purchased as part of the Foundation Series. The Universal Wall Charger costs $620 and the Powershare Home Backup (Gateway V3 est. $1300-$1800) with a total value estimated at $1920-$2420. This is far less than the $700 voucher issued.
I have attached a photo of what was included in the $20,000 Foundation Series. As you can see, a Universal Wall Charger and Powershare Home Backup equipment are part of the purchase price.
My suggested resolution is to provide Supercharging credit equivalent to the value of purchased equipment with an expiration date of 5 years from the date issued.
Thank you for your consideration of this matter,
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