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RE: My First Experience with Tesla Mobile Service

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... why in the world doesn’t everyone do it this way?


The answer to this question is simple, but hard: Elon Musk and Martin Eberhard (co-founders of the brand) had a similar experience with a well-known fossil fuel vehicle brand. Their vehicles were stranded in the garage and the well-known company did not respond to their needs. If you pay for a service, a guarantee, you must have everything in your favour; it was from a bad experience that the Tesla venture arose, its fundamental principle is “total customer satisfaction”. I know a friend in Spain who bought one of these vehicles, and it arrived with some damage, and in less than three days, they had already exchanged the unit for a fully functional one… Other companies, their motto is to get rich, but Tesla is already rich from the cradle…

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Very interesting! I've never heard that story before (thanks for sharing it) but it explains a lot. The company seems to be constantly striving to improve the customer service experience. Even ordering the car was futuristic, all done from the computer.

The same happened with Starlink, the satellite internet venture that Elon Musk is running and has deployed worldwide. The interesting thing about this venture is that the user literally does not have to do anything to enjoy the service at home, just put the antenna with a view towards the horizon and the antenna itself SELF-POSITIONING. The user has found in this service a low latency internet, with acceptable speeds “average 300 Mbps” and without intermediary, which makes it very economical (self-installable), it is a marvel.

The purchase and replacement for warranty or improvement of the equipment is done directly with them via internet…

I have a friend who has Starlink and absolutely loves it. He lives out in the middle of nowhere in South Dakota and has significantly better internet speeds that we do in the Twin Cities.