I saw this one a few days ago. I’m highly skeptical. The founder is a real estate agent (who’s current gig is running an Asian food company), REO’s trademark is currently owned by Volvo (and...
I saw this one a few days ago. I’m highly skeptical. The founder is a real estate agent (who’s current gig is running an Asian food company), REO’s trademark is currently owned by Volvo (and there’s no indication they’ve sold it), there’s no mention of leads for engineering, design, manufacturing, or any other positions. I gotta be honest it smells like a way to make a few bucks off of the hype around Slate.
At this point it's $25 for what amounts to a rough sketch and made up numbers. Models aren't even revealed for at least 3 months, which imo is when they should start accepting reservations at the...
At this point it's $25 for what amounts to a rough sketch and made up numbers. Models aren't even revealed for at least 3 months, which imo is when they should start accepting reservations at the very earliest, and then we're not even going to see test results until up to a year after that.
Just based on this, I see no reason to even spend $25 on it. Take into account the actual business side dirt that @nukeman has dug up, and I'm pretty sure that that there would be nobody to refund the $25 when this goes down.
I saw this one a few days ago. I’m highly skeptical. The founder is a real estate agent (who’s current gig is running an Asian food company), REO’s trademark is currently owned by Volvo (and there’s no indication they’ve sold it), there’s no mention of leads for engineering, design, manufacturing, or any other positions. I gotta be honest it smells like a way to make a few bucks off of the hype around Slate.
Oops, this should be under ~transport, not ~travel. Although I suppose it could be used for Travel.
At this point it's $25 for what amounts to a rough sketch and made up numbers. Models aren't even revealed for at least 3 months, which imo is when they should start accepting reservations at the very earliest, and then we're not even going to see test results until up to a year after that.
Just based on this, I see no reason to even spend $25 on it. Take into account the actual business side dirt that @nukeman has dug up, and I'm pretty sure that that there would be nobody to refund the $25 when this goes down.