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I'm sorry, but I simply don't believe you. We were told there was no information the first time there was a delay; that was not true. There was information and that information was - evidently- that some part of the mavic was not integrating correctly. This problem was allegedly fixed within a week.
If this one piece of information was withheld at the beginning, what reason does anyone have to believe that information is not being withheld now?
For your response to be true, It must also be true that DJI has no information regarding the rate at which Mavics are being built, and that DJI has no record of the order in which mavics were purchased. otherwise, the company could reasonably break down their 7-8 week window and explain when, say, those of us that ordered in the first two days can expect our mavic by extrapolating manufacturing data. This is only one example. It simply can not be true that nobody at DJI has this information. The only reasonable explanation is thatthis information is being withheld from customers. Whether you, individually, have the information or not is not the question: the information simply must exist if we are to believe that DJI is a legitimate and functional company. The only alternative option is that DJI is completely and utterly incompetent, and incapable ofkeepingeven the most simplerecords with regards to their product launch.
It is staggering to me that you believe the responses "there is no information" and "you can cancel your order" constitute acceptable support. How can one even pretend that they are helping their customers when these are the answers given? It really is like some sort of terrible joke, that is not support. that is not customer service. That is either obfuscation of relevant facts that customers deserve, or it is the hallmark of an incompetent company. |
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