So my order also price protected?
i ordered with Ahslie on 9/24/2021
Here is my POC when we agreed.
Guys, as an attorney, and unless Stellantis has an approved form that it requires all dealers to use (which I doubt), my opinion is that there is no magic added to a document by calling it a "Buyer's Order" -- nor is there anything precluding you from adding the phrase to any document and making it into a "Buyer's Order".
Thus, why not take your POC which should show your order entry date (mine shows 9/18), handwrite the words "Buyer's Order" at the bottom, add a signature line, sign it, and return it to your dealer?
That way, you have a dated document (the POC shows the order entry date) that constitutes the buyer's intent to request an order, and it has the buyer's signature. Easy peasy.
Frankly, Stellantis can't complain because their objective is merely to be able to confirm that real buyers were the ones that requested the orders that generated the POC. Stellantis thus only needs to be able to verify that (a) there was a real buyer (all of your contact information is already in the POC, and now it has your signature); and (b) the date that those buyer's tendered their orders.
If a signed POC/Buyer's Order shows a date before the cutoff, then Stellantis should have no issue honoring the price protection. If after the cutoff, then it may not.
Scott.