Search results

The OC has been crushing it on VINs lately!

No clue. I made an early reservation at the beginning of the unveiling (11274), but I know no one, don’t already have a Tesla, and was still able to order on 12/15.

Phew! At least I’m not crazy. Or obsessive. Much.

As I refreshed the app to see if my VIN had been assigned, as I do 7 or 8 (hundred) times a day, the app briefly showed me a different screen with vertical tiles under the Cybertruck picture, the top one called Owners Manual. The change made me freak out, thinking that I had gotten my VIN, and I...

It’s up to 16 now….. that’s almost a 25% increase! ? And I know of a few more people on the board who’ve gotten them, but have not yet added their name to the list.

Although the list has not been updated, I think the first couple of 12/15 orders took delivery, which is what I was waiting for because that’s the day I ordered. Unfortunately, that also means a ton of 12/8 to 12/14 orders were skipped over. ?

Seems like you‘re missing a digit in your reservation number.

Did I miss where someone else already addressed that you ordered a tri-motor? That can’t help but add to the chances of getting skipped over and/or a delay.

Audi beat them to it. ?

Yeah, I never got an estimate either. I ordered on 12/15 during the second wave, but I never got an invite either.....just followed the advice of a poster here who said to try clicking on the picture of the Cybertruck in the app. It worked and I was able to order. But no estimate for delivery.

https://www.heishatech.com/dcap-ct-automatic-drone-dock-for-tesla-cybertruck/

Should be useful in traffic to scout ahead. :LOL: https://apple.news/AoAEryf0FS26YtFIMWYHhmg

You seem to be forgetting that the idea I floated was because another poster was looking for a way to use a credit card to pay for a Cybertruck. I don’t have to do any math because I’m paying cash for my Cybertruck. But points vary significantly by individual credit card and company, and I’m...

Yeah, that’s why this MIGHT be a way around it, because you pay the transaction fee, not the business. Whether that transaction fee is so high that it makes it not worthwhile depends on the terms. It’s literally a cash advance transaction off your credit card, but these things look just like...

Here’s my current offer from B of A……0% interest until Feb 2025. I’ve seen the offers go as long as two years. The interest starts accruing from the day the business cashes the convenience check, and gets tacked on if the balance is not paid in full by Feb 2025. But notice there’s also a 4%...

Let us know what you find out, and if the option works for you.

My bad, forgot to answer…..my B of A CC doesn’t offer points, which is why I rarely use it. I use AMEX Platinum for everything, which generates a ton of points at differing rates, depending on what I’m buying. But there are two separate issues here…… first, that people with sufficient means...

You misunderstand the situation. People who put big ticket items on credit cards are doing it for the points, and pay off the balance immediately. It’s not used instead of a traditional auto loan.

My Bank of America CC still has “convenience checks”……. you write one of their checks for whatever amount your credit line covers, it acts like a check to the business and goes on your credit card balance. You pay the extra convenience check fee, which probably takes care of the money they lose...

As a 12/15 AWD order in SoCal, this is the burning question for me. It seems like they are still doing the first round of 12/8 orders, but I am hoping that the first person who gets a VIN from a 12/15 order will let us all know. :)