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Ok, so let's say he's lying and has buyer's remorse on the day of the bank charge. Is there any reason to not refund him?
by lancesells 4y ago
Ok, so let's say he's lying and has buyer's remorse on the day of the bank charge. Is there any reason to not refund him?
- uni_rule 4y agoMaybe if it does a chargeback the Tesla will repo itself by driving back to the dealer due to the stolen bits and bytes lol
- edude03 4y agoThat's my question as well. I don't think the owner is lying but as far as I know tesla had a 30 day refund policy on Autopilot. And even if that's not true - still seems like it would be straight forward to give him a refund on unused software
- MrOwnPut 4y ago> Instead, he processed a stop payment request through his credit card company However, the article doesn't say when he did the stop payment request or if it went through. If it did go through the article is wrong that he is "waiting on a refund" because the payment would have been reversed so there's nothing to refund.
- brianwawok 4y agoWell, Tesla will eat the 2.9% credit card fee on that. So roughly $124? Is your business going to eat $124 every time someone pushes the wrong button twice?