The amount of cars shown in the south Florida Riviera Beach service center should be an indication of how many more people are out there who are not on this forum
I was initially going to do a wire as I thought it was instant vs a transfer taking 3 to 5 business days. My DA told me the opposite and to do the transfer instead as they see it instantly.
Yes, true, major work. Even for putting the transfer switch next to an indoor panel sunk in the wall is major and costly. May need permit/approval from utility too and follow their local installation rules.
Dallas Texas
ACH is instant because it creates commitment to pay - when you do it, the recipient knows they'll get it because the bank chooses to credit their account immediately even if your own account is not immediately hit with the debit. Wires only verify when the recipient bank receives the funds which can take more time than expected.
Unlikely your location has anything to do with the delay. Hopefully you get that VIN soon.
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Do I get a prize?#winning
Wow 100% better thank you
thanks all for the info. I think I will go with Plaid then and update the tracker when I get the car.
Woot!
Was this in line with what they told you?
Lucid and Plaid will not store your credentials. They’re used only in that moment to communicate with your bank and are encrypted in transit - Plaid cannot read them. Once you’re authenticated, Plaid receives a token that they then can use for a limited amount of time based on the requested permissions. In the case of Lucid, I believe they’ll only have access temporarily in order to process the payment and after that the token expires.
> The lawsuit alleged that Plaid obtained more financial data than was needed when securing these transactions and that Plaid also obtained login credentials through its interface, known as "Plaid Link," which had the look and feel of the user's own bank account login screen, when users were actually providing their login credentials directly to Plaid.Lucid and Plaid will not store your credentials. They’re used only in that moment to communicate with your bank and are encrypted in transit - Plaid cannot read them. Once you’re authenticated, Plaid receives a token that they then can use for a limited amount of time based on the requested permissions. In the case of Lucid, I believe they’ll only have access temporarily in order to process the payment and after that the token expires.
You can read more about how it works here. If a wire works for you, then of course just go with that
Kind of. They kept moving the goal posts, from the original 2-4 months to early April to the week of April 11 (last week) to April 18-30 most recently. So they made that last goal, but only after changing it multiple times.
