st pauli
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If DJI got slammed with more interest than anticipated, why didn't they just come out the next day and say something along the lines of:
"Whoa, we knew this was going to be a very popular product, but not THAT popular right out of the gate! We received xx,xxx pre-orders and had planned to ship xx,xxx units on Oct 15th. Please understand that we are very thankful for the overwhelming interesting in this product. We will fulfill orders first come, first serve. After the initial planned fulfillment of xx,xxx orders are shipped on Oct 15th, we tentatively plan to manufacture and ship xx,xxx units per day/week until the backlog is fulfilled and we will keep in close communication if there are changes."
Rather than not fulfill orders for a few weeks after the expected ship date, provide very little detail to customers that were going crazy for information, and more or less gloss over units arriving with missing parts, extra parts, damaged, or malfunctioning from the first batches. And now units appear to just be trickling out to consumers.
It doesn't feel to me like DJI was or is still being upfront with consumers, which is their right as a private company I understand. But if they had been initially, I believe most everyone would have been behind them regardless of the reason and 90% of this commotion would have been avoided. |
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