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She's gone man. Try again.Been 30 minutes now.
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I’m not sure how much people car or how much this impacts anyone, but I wanted to make sure everyone is aware of what the ordertrack website is and what it means.
the ordertrack website is NOT ford owned or operated. It was built by some random web/software developer that is a user on bronco6g. So be weary about using it as the owner, although highly unlikely, could use the information for mal intent.
I’d like to make 2 more important points:
1) the website was written in node.js and the developer has no business or managerial requirement to worry about the security and vulnerabilities that run the site. I know not everyone is super tech savvy in these forums, but I’d just like to reiterate words of caution. The app also uses its own api hosted in node.js as well and so for point number 2 I MAY be wrong, since. I can’t really see what his/her api is doing in the background.
2) AFAIK, the website does NOT tie into any rail organizations or extract details from any company or site that has rail information available through scrapping or api calls. So what that means for you is that there is no rail details that will become available through that site. The awaiting shipment is actually always going to be information about your convoy shipping once dropped at the rail yard, if you are going by rail first of course. This information is publicly accessible by making a simple api call to the palsapp website, which is a convoy only company. Hopefully that helps reset expectations about what to expect with shipping information from the ordertrack website.
the ordertrack website is NOT ford owned or operated. It was built by some random web/software developer that is a user on bronco6g. So be weary about using it as the owner, although highly unlikely, could use the information for mal intent.
I’d like to make 2 more important points:
1) the website was written in node.js and the developer has no business or managerial requirement to worry about the security and vulnerabilities that run the site. I know not everyone is super tech savvy in these forums, but I’d just like to reiterate words of caution. The app also uses its own api hosted in node.js as well and so for point number 2 I MAY be wrong, since. I can’t really see what his/her api is doing in the background.
2) AFAIK, the website does NOT tie into any rail organizations or extract details from any company or site that has rail information available through scrapping or api calls. So what that means for you is that there is no rail details that will become available through that site. The awaiting shipment is actually always going to be information about your convoy shipping once dropped at the rail yard, if you are going by rail first of course. This information is publicly accessible by making a simple api call to the palsapp website, which is a convoy only company. Hopefully that helps reset expectations about what to expect with shipping information from the ordertrack website.
I spent 40 minutes waiting, and 30 minutes with Arjinee. When I told them that it has continued to show "in production", and the dealer shows a 4/2 delivery date? They responded with "It shows that it's in production.". ...Been 30 minutes now.
Are the backgrounds in all the pictures on your dealer’s site identical? My dealer’s site has pictures once they ship and they all have identical backgrounds with the same trees and rail cars. Obviously photo shopped somehow. My dealer’s site actually lists my Bronco and it’s not even built yet, 3/19 blend date, but there’s obviously no picture showing up yet.
Here’s an example of one the Broncos listed on my dealers website. Let me know if yours has the same background.
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Good catch. I only saw one and yep, it’s the same background. Guess they are prolly stock photos too haha. It’s all pretend lolAre the backgrounds in all the pictures on your dealer’s site identical? My dealer’s site has pictures once they ship and they all have identical backgrounds with the same trees and rail cars. Obviously photo shopped somehow. My dealer’s site actually lists my Bronco and it’s not even built yet, 3/19 blend date, but there’s obviously no picture showing up yet.
Here’s an example of one the Broncos listed on my dealers website. Let me know if yours has the same background.
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Finally chatted with someone. Na'Coria let me know that my Bronco is built and awaiting shipment. Expected delivery ETA is March 13-19, 2022. Any day now!
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March 13? You sure you didn't order a Delorean?
Yeah, I bet it’s a service dealers can subscribe to. “Service“ as in some dude, who works for the railway, with a smart phone camera and photoshop skills that takes pictures of autos in the Michigan rail staging lot.
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And I thought I was on to something LOLYeah, I bet it’s a service dealers can subscribe to. “Service“ as in some dude, who works for the railway, with a smart phone camera and photoshop skills that takes pictures of autos in the Michigan rail staging lot.
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Lol. That's the window she gave me. Kinda nice though cause that means 2 days down. 3 or less to go. Bronco by the end of the week. Maybe.
Ford is missing out. They could make a fortune by putting VIN numbers in large numbers on the Broncos as they go down the line, then charge by the minute to access the cameras inside the plant, so you can track your vehicle as it goes.
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My range is 3/11-3/17. Still not showing shipped. But it's convoy and my dealer is 6 hours from MAP, so, I'm hoping it'll be on a truck tomorrow.
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Hi! 3/8 blend date for me... also showing "in production". Where do you see "3/12 thru 3/18 delivery"? I'd love to have that info!
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