We don't need to have every YouTuber attend every meeting. Maybe cycle through the media people as well but put them in a separate pool. I am heavily against playing favorites when the company is claiming to be random in their selection. I want proof that they are until they have proven themselves to actually be fair. If they just stop making the claim I will not hold them to it. In all things I want people to do what they say they will do and be honorable to whatever audience they have.Yeah, but they don't know who's an investor, exactly.
And I would prefer a system that makes sure media can attend if they want to, like Rob Maurer, 'cause then we all get good pictures back.
-Crissa
Tesla invites press/ YouTubers/ podcasters to their events sometimes. Depends on the slant they want on the event and how deep the coverage.Yeah, but they don't know who's an investor, exactly.
And I would prefer a system that makes sure media can attend if they want to, like Rob Maurer, 'cause then we all get good pictures back.
-Crissa
Yes… exactly this.When I went online to verify stock ownership, I am asked by a company called "Say Technologies", whom I've never heard of, to just give us your account number and password, "Uhm, NO!"
The alternate manual verification process, without any further guidance, gives you the option to upload a pdf. A pdf of what? I assume your brokerage account statement. I have a couple of these, but I can only upload one pdf?
It is like getting through this gauntlet is the first step in the screening process. LOL. I am now looking for "Easter eggs" on the verification page.
Sadly it isn't just a copy of your brokerage statement as it has to specifically address Tesla's requirement that it demonstrate that you owned shares on a specific date, so you have to have your brokerage issue that kind of letter. I did this with Schwab and they were happy to do it but I had to talk to a broker on the phone and then it took a few days to get the letter, which I then submitted to Tesla. Of course, it was all for naught since I was not invited to the CyberRodeo (presumably because I am as important as a minnow in a lake).When I went online to verify stock ownership, I am asked by a company called "Say Technologies", whom I've never heard of, to just give us your account number and password, "Uhm, NO!"
The alternate manual verification process, without any further guidance, gives you the option to upload a pdf. A pdf of what? I assume your brokerage account statement. I have a couple of these, but I can only upload one pdf?
It is like getting through this gauntlet is the first step in the screening process. LOL. I am now looking for "Easter eggs" on the verification page.
What is the structure of the Cybertruck Club? Could CT members vote an exec to represent retail investors or at least the Cybertruck group? Could the representative members be invited at events and participate on the board of director for issues related to the Cybertruck and be there as part of retail Tesla investors? Just saying...
I am not sure I understand what you mean. Some representation is better then none. Even if I do not get to go in the end.
