a couple of scenarios.
1) If they had a Freya in stock in April they would have sold it to you. Done. In May they released the Freya Mk2 . That would have pissed me off but they have no obligation to tell anyone that although it would be a nice thing to do.
So now in a matter of 30 days, my original Freya would have depreciated a good 40% with the release of the Mk2
2) Schitt wasn't quite sure in April that the MK2 would be released in May so yes, they strung you along as they probably would need to order parts for yours and other orders in case the release of the Mk2 was delayed
Could it be that Schitt felt that they were not only working in their own best interest but also the consumers?
1) If they had a Freya in stock in April they would have sold it to you. Done. In May they released the Freya Mk2 . That would have pissed me off but they have no obligation to tell anyone that although it would be a nice thing to do.
So now in a matter of 30 days, my original Freya would have depreciated a good 40% with the release of the Mk2
2) Schitt wasn't quite sure in April that the MK2 would be released in May so yes, they strung you along as they probably would need to order parts for yours and other orders in case the release of the Mk2 was delayed
Could it be that Schitt felt that they were not only working in their own best interest but also the consumers?