I think Lenovo shouls warehouse some mods in the US

[Clocks]

... If this is what it takes to get a piece of plastic with some embedded magnets out of China

 

[Rukbat]

That's petty fast, if it went by China Post - it usually takes about 2 weeks. Of course they could pay for direct Fedex, but you'd end up paying more for shipping than it's worth.

 

[Clocks]

That's petty fast, if it went by China Post - it usually takes about 2 weeks. Of course they could pay for direct Fedex, but you'd end up paying more for shipping than it's worth.

It is FedEx though. Or am I missing something?

 

[YAYTech]

They have to have inventory to bother with warehousing it. They've been out of stock on the style shells frequently since launch, so obviously the backs aren't just lying around by the pallet load waiting to be sold. Any that make it to the US are then going right to the buyer.

Eventually, yes, they need to warehouse some inventory here, but first they have to catch up & keep up with demand. I ordered a red nylon back yesterday, with a delivery estimate of the 20th, because it's backordered.

 

[Eric Xu1]

Lenovo has a huge facility in the US. Everything I order from Lenovo comes from this facility in North Carolina. Maybe they can also start holding Moto products here too...

 

[Clocks]

Another day in China. Maybe they are holding it hostage for some leverage in the South China Sea.

 

[Clocks]

Wasting away in 'clearance in progress'-ville. Looking for my... lost papers of clearance.

 

[Ry]

Lenovo has a huge facility in the US. Everything I order from Lenovo comes from this facility in North Carolina. Maybe they can also start holding Moto products here too...

I hope they do.

 

[Clocks]

Another day breathing that fresh clean China air!

 

[Clocks]

My style mod only had *one* clearance check today. Must be some slackers in Shanghai.