u/TruffleMaestro — reddlx

You know that specific feeling when you click "Place Order" and the confirmation screen appears?

I wanted that feeling without spending money. So I built Never Deliver Shop.

It pulls real products, lets you browse, add to cart, enter a fake card, and go through a full checkout flow.

Nothing charges. No data is saved anywhere. It's just an interface, like a game. Card details are pre-filled, nothing is real, nothing is malicious.

Not an original idea by the way. There's a Korean version that does the same thing. I just built my own for fun.

Built with React and a free product API.

You know that feeling when you click "Place Order" and the confirmation screen appears?

I wanted that feeling without spending money. So I built Never Deliver Shop.

It pulls real products, lets you browse, add to cart, enter a fake card, and go through a full checkout flow without actually placing the order.

Found this damage on my Model 3 recently and I'm not sure when it happened.

There's a small dent with paint missing on the roof rail and a separate paint chip on the roof panel.

The dent has a very sharp, localised impact point.

Sentry Mode didn't pick up anything useful.

I suspect it may have been deliberate but can't prove it.

Has anyone seen damage like this before? What do you think caused it and what would you do about it?