The strange saga of many Tesla buyers who used to pay for their cars using a direct bank transfer, later to find out they were charged twice, is over. “Everyday Chris” posted on the Tesla forum that eventually came in contact with someone at Tesla, and received a refund for a $ 56,579 charge for about five business days after the problem began.
Cnbc Has been in contact with several other new Tesla owners who had similar issues, and reports that they have also received refunds. Tesla has not publicly commented on the issue, but has impressed those who sent an email apologizing for the issue and a coupon for $ 200 at their online shop for merchandise or accessories Have given. This is not a huge amount in exchange for a $ 50k – $ 70k loan over the course of a week, plus related hassles that buyers have reported Cnbc This includes not being able to buy a new home, or withdrawing money from a brokerage account to cover expenses.
It is still unclear what went wrong with the allegations, but every day Chris explains about the issue in his most recent video, people are filling up the front for their new Tesla, cashier’s check (ACH transfer or bitcoin Instead of) might be better to avoid the chance.
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