TwilightHan
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- First Name
- Han
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- Jan 31, 2024
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- 2022 Model S, CT Beast Now Ordered
None of what you just said is correct.None of this is correct.
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None of what you just said is correct.None of this is correct.
There is still an opportunity to work in arbitration to explain and let them give the final word if Tesla is not willing to based on their current knowledge. I decided not to opt out of arbitration because going down the 'legal' route is pure insanity.I understand your issue but legally they supplied you with an estimated delivery date that is subject to change.
The battery is not part of your purchase of the CB. It was never promised at any specific date what youâre doing is a pre-order for the battery and youâll get it if they ever produce it whenever that is.None of what you just said is correct.
Incorrect. The $1000 was a nonrefundable earnest money deposit signifying the users intent to purchase a car when Tesla tendered it.The $1,000 is an early access fee, I don think that by now anyone is getting âearly accessâ I can by a CyberBeast from a dealer 3 miles away for less than $120k plus the majority of the âextrasâ arenât available yet so I would gladly sign the petition although I wouldnât want a refund, happy to have the $1k transferred to a non FS or other model.
You said the it was breach of contract. Itâs wasnât.There is still an opportunity to work in arbitration to explain and let them give the final word if Tesla is not willing to based on their current knowledge. I decided not to opt out of arbitration because going down the 'legal' route is pure insanity.
There is a lot of play here, and with arbitration it doesn't exactly come down to what's legal or not. It's the arbitrator's position to listen to the story and decide themselves based on the circumstances. It doesn't matter what the keyboard warrior's interpretations of what's "legal"
Again incorrect. You can literally Google what arbitration is so Iâm not gonna bother to do that for you. You will be bound by the applicable laws youâre just not going to be clogging up the district with your nonsense. You may settle and the parties are able to work out any settlement arrangement that they want whether theyâre in district court or in arbitration.There is still an opportunity to work in arbitration to explain and let them give the final word if Tesla is not willing to based on their current knowledge. I decided not to opt out of arbitration because going down the 'legal' route is pure insanity.
There is a lot of play here, and with arbitration it doesn't exactly come down to what's legal or not. It's the arbitrator's position to listen to the story and decide themselves based on the circumstances. It doesn't matter what the keyboard warrior's interpretations of what's "legal"
Incorrect. Nonrefundable deposit. Literally in the agreement that you Sign before you send them the money. Even here itâs a free country you can be as wrong as long as you want to. Your quarrel is with reality, not me.Incorrect itâs an early access fee. Thanks for the permission to go for it, thatâs what Tesla refers to it as, maybe you should check your paperwork.
Who said I was asking for a refund? Did I ask for a refund? You apparently didn't read my situation.Incorrect. Nonrefundable deposit. Literally in the agreement that you Sign before you send them the money. Even here itâs a free country you can be as wrong as long as you want to. Your quarrel is with reality, not me.
You truly don't understand anything about law and arbitration. Just because you google it and get a definition, doesn't make you an expert. I have been part of many arbitrations, mediations, and court cases. Would you like to get out the measuring stick keyboard warrior?Again incorrect. You can literally Google what arbitration is so Iâm not gonna bother to do that for you. You will be bound by the applicable laws youâre just not going to be clogging up the district with your nonsense. You may settle and the parties are able to work out any settlement arrangement that they want whether theyâre in district court or in arbitration.
Youâre living in a nation of laws. It would behoove you to educate yourself so you can do better.
Sorry pal youâre wrong itâs an early access fee, just accept you didnât read your paperwork.Incorrect. Nonrefundable deposit. Literally in the agreement that you Sign before you send them the money. Even here itâs a free country you can be as wrong as long as you want to. Your quarrel is with reality, not me.
Well then I suppose that you shouldnât have any problem convincing a lawyer that he should go and demand your money back. Because even if this at best semantic quibble had any salience, that thousand dollar earnest money deposit ainât coming back if Tesla doesnât voluntarily choose to ignore their contractual protections.Sorry pal youâre wrong itâs an early access fee, just accept you didnât read your paperwork.
Well then I suppose that you shouldnât have any problem convincing a lawyer that he should go and demand your money back. Because even if this at best semantic quibble had any salience, that thousand dollar earnest money deposit ainât coming back if Tesla doesnât voluntarily choose to ignore their contractual protections.Sorry pal youâre wrong itâs an early access fee, just accept you didnât read your paperwork.
Lawyer. Law professor. But you go right ahead.You truly don't understand anything about law and arbitration. Just because you google it and get a definition, doesn't make you an expert. I have been part of many arbitrations, mediations, and court cases. Would you like to get out the measuring stick keyboard warrior?