There are so many disconjointed monologues going on within the forum discussion it is getting rather pathetic.
At the end of the day, either give OC a large sum of money and wait (how long is a piece of string) until the cards come in stock, letting OC profit off your cash deposits (hoping they don't go into liquidation in the meantime i.e. covid, brexit, WW-fudging-III, etc) or shut the fudge up and just get a refund.
There is no doubt, considering OC are still taking pre-orders (yep - still taking peoples cash - and they know the industry!), we are all getting royal mugged off as OC have several million quid in the bank and living quite nicely of the interest. It doesn't take a degree from Oxford to work out several thousand customer, multiply the minimum of £650 (plus the postage that most will never happen!) adds up to a shed load of cash making a few people very wealthy in short term.
For people thinking OC are innocent in all this, you clearly live a sheltered life and can marry my sister any day.
If you want retribution for this fiasco, a poor Google review on OC will reduce the chance of this company's unscrupulous behaviour from happening again.
Anyway, my monlogue is now over, and in the words of Eminem - I'm outie!
They won't be making much as there payment processor takes time to pass on the funds. Business accounts don't tend to give very good interest rates (if any) and we are at all time low interest rates in the UK.
Pay by credit card and you will be protected, debit card does have protection, but not as good.
Lets just pay along with the "shed load of cash making a few people very wealthy" line.
If they have 10,000 pre-orders with an average price of £700, that's 7 million.
If they could put the money in the bank and get 1% interest they would make £5,833 interest in a month (before tax). (None of this is possible)
Yeah I don't think pre-orders are making anyone rich.
