Lies about Free Supercharging, hitting your inbox

[carsly]

Imagine how excited I was to see this email subject line and to start reading the message…

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[carsly]

oh, below the fold

 

[eclipseforever]

yeah i just receieved that and I thought wait a minute....then the Smack Down lol

 

[carsly]

yeah i just receieved that and I thought wait a minute....then the Smack Down lol

they are really sticking it to us early FS buyers, this one hurt

 

[Crissa]

they are really sticking it to us early FS buyers, this one hurt

You have your truck.

How are you being stuck to?

What are they supposed to do with the remainder?

-Crissa

 

[espresso-drumbeat]

I value my money like anyone, but it’s wild how adults whine like babies when they baselessly feel ripped off—yet I’ve never once seen someone post, “Prices went up after I bought this, so I sent the seller extra cash” anyone?

How hard is it to grasp: you voluntarily took a deal presented to you at the time with no coercion or enforcement and no additional promises—YOU paid and signed that deal. DONE! Any offers after your deal are offers for a NEW DEAL in which you may also participate if you wish, but it is unreasonable and, quite frankly, stupid trying to commingle pick-and-choose parts of other offers and then bitch about not having them in the deal you’ve already closed.

So, I think the title of this post is totally wrong—there were no lies about supercharging, but simply someone naively (yeah, I’ll go with that instead of a more accurate description) thought that he is entitled to something he wasn’t.

Best of luck

 

[REM]

Another one of these threads ?

 

[carsly]

incorrect. I didn’t expect anything post purchase.

The email subject line, and content above the fold, is quite clear - and deceptive.

 

[espresso-drumbeat]

incorrect. I didn’t expect anything post purchase.

The email subject line, and content above the fold, is quite clear - and deceptive.

Clearly you do, hence this tread.

Nothing in the subject is deceptive - "Every supercharge is covered Take a delivery of a new Foundation ......" ---- what's deceptive about it?


OOhh, you THOUGHT it was YOUR every supercharge is covered, is that it? Why? Why would YOUR supercharge be covered? Was it part of your purchase? No? Then why?

Yeah, you are clearly expecting things and feeling very butthurt about it.

Best of luck

 

[carsly]

Clearly you do, hence this tread.

Nothing in the subject is deceptive - "Every supercharge is covered Take a delivery of a new Foundation ......" ---- what's deceptive about it?


OOhh, you THOUGHT it was YOUR every supercharge is covered, is that it? Why? Why would YOUR supercharge be covered? Was it part of your purchase? No? Then why?

Yeah, you are clearly expecting things and feeling very butthurt about it.

Best of luck

Read the subject line of the email before you comment please.

 

[Gavinbee]

I value my money like anyone, but it’s wild how adults whine like babies when they baselessly feel ripped off—yet I’ve never once seen someone post, “Prices went up after I bought this, so I sent the seller extra cash” anyone?

How hard is it to grasp: you voluntarily took a deal presented to you at the time with no coercion or enforcement and no additional promises—YOU paid and signed that deal. DONE! Any offers after your deal are offers for a NEW DEAL in which you may also participate if you wish, but it is unreasonable and, quite frankly, stupid trying to commingle pick-and-choose parts of other offers and then bitch about not having them in the deal you’ve already closed.

So, I think the title of this post is totally wrong—there were no lies about supercharging, but simply someone naively (yeah, I’ll go with that instead of a more accurate description) thought that he is entitled to something he wasn’t.

Best of luck

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