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Re:Tesla could sue Cybertruck buyers for $50K if they flip i... by TrapLord_Rhodo on Monday November 13, 2023 @03:26PM (#38254925)
same reason nike/gucci/every high end brand does the same. It creates anticipation/ exclusivity. Every brand has their own resale laws.
Re:Tesla could sue Cybertruck buyers for $50K if they flip i... by ctvo on Monday November 13, 2023 @03:55PM (#38255263)
> Every brand has their own resale laws.

Nike / Gucci / every high-end brand has resale laws?

Re:Tesla could sue Cybertruck buyers for $50K if they flip i... by JohnFen on Monday November 13, 2023 @04:37PM (#38255727)
I've never heard of anybody threatening to sue their own customers for selling the product too early. Threatening to void warranties, yes. Threatening to refuse future sales, sure. But suing? No.

This just screams "don't do business with us".

Re:Tesla could sue Cybertruck buyers for $50K if they flip i... by michaelmrose on Monday November 13, 2023 @04:49PM (#38255849)
High end brands enforce restrictions on those whom they do business with on the basis of maintaining an ongoing relationship. They don't try to contractually bind individual buyers. You are trying to "brand" this is normal and customary when it is unique and defective.