rr6013
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- Rex
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That’s baked-in to Tesla software. Its completely automatron process controlled. We don’t have operators standing by, writing VIN to Owner accounts, anymore. Tesla don’t even have humans to handle the odd exception i.e. “dupe VIN” that’s a bug.No.
A Tesla is a computer on wheels. It dials home with every new buyer. New account, new registration. Flippers cause load.
Even my Zero does that.
-Crissa
Apple certainly isnt barking at flippers who buy a secondhand iDevice. Its just not the scale of brand erosion that the arbitrage behind flipping suggests.
This is capitalism. WallSt build wealth on flipping IPO stock, leverages off arbitrage to make money. What’s going-on here is that people bought-in to the product, literally. Early adopters do this. Chinese are notorious buying product to INSTGRAM then flip it! People are so different. Media has driven purchasing. So every flipping isn’t eroding. It’s further affording the Cybertruck dream.
Sure there’s the odd duck whose circumstances change and the need that triggered the Cybertruck may not but the time CT has taken, beyond control, changed. That’s not the odd duck’s problem. But ducks like water and Cybertruck is what that duck likes, if for just flipping after buying. No harm.
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