So, if you call the "vehicle order processing center" and the automated teller replies, "as of november 22, your vehicles is produced, with an estimated delivery date , week of december 7th"...is this accurate- will I be getting my car on December 7th?

 

Hi! What's the number that you called?

Thanks!

 

You shouldn't be talking about the VOPC number in public ... its a private business number.

 

I don't think I published the number...did I? I would , however, appreciate a valid response to this post.

 

I don't think I published the number...did I? I would , however, appreciate a valid response to this post. [/b][/quote]
You didn't publish the number. However, like I said, you shouldn't be talking about it here.

To answer your question, it usually takes about 2 weeks from the end of production to delivery date.

 

You didn't publish the number. However, like I said, you shouldn't be talking about it here.

To answer your question, it usually takes about 2 weeks from the end of production to delivery date. [/b][/quote]
Too late, so sorry, tough, deal with it!

Already posted on this site in another post by someone else.

Been calling it every day, twice a day. I love it. My car's coming today or tomorrow.

 

Well I have a good dealer, I had no need to call VOPC to find that exact information :P

 

Business privacy is important, however what's wrong with calling vehicle order processing center if it has an automated teller? VOPC business wouldn't be hurt. Am I missing something here?

 

Your car could show up anytime that week. It's an eta, not a fixed date

 

Its a business number. Ford could prosecute

A) The person who posted it
B) The site that it is on
C) The people calling it

If they chose to. I'm not saying they will, but it costs money for that machine to run.

I know I wouldn't allow it to be posted or talked about on this site if it was mine.

I have experience, used to run a games site that had over 50,000 members.

 

and remember don't remove that tag on your mattress!!!!.
..Rex

 

Is the VOPC of any use without a full VIN?

 

HELLO!!! If it's a business phone number than it, more than likely, would be listed in the local phone book or by calling info.

 

Not if its a private line meant for business use (READ: not people calling for status on their own car). Which is my point. Whatever, call it, I don't care. Just don't post it in the forum. I would hate to see people get in poo for it.

 

I agree with Grantsdale on this one, unfortunately this number has already been published on these very forums. If you simply call Ford customer service, they will gladly try to track your vehicles status for you. I did this myself a few days ago, and got quite a chuckle from the lady who answered the phone at the service desk, because she had just gotten off the phone with another customer who was asking the same thing. Only one more week till estimated delivery date, should be driving my new stang next weekend or the following.

 

Do a Google search on VOPC + Ford, you'll find plenty of info on why calling VOPC isn't a good idea. Many a website owner has been contacted by Ford to remove any links to that number.

That is WHY!

 

Bump Is the automated VOPC of any use without a full VIN?

 

You can use the automated VOPC if you have the dealer number and order number instead of the full VIN.