When the car is at Home it's always plugged in, it rarely sleeps for long. I assume this is because Tesla knows it's plugged in, on wifi etc. I'd like to stop receiving notifications when at Home or when Plugged in, as it chews through the 500 Pushover notification limit quickly.

When I open the support web site I have an exclamation mark next to my name.

It is asking me to send a confirmation E-Mail. I initiate the send, but the E-Mail never arrives.

The E-Mail address is correct.

So what can I do?

This battery reporting option is confusing and too limiting.  For my X 100D there is only 1 vehicle that has an odo within 100 miles of mine.  This needs to at least go to 10000 for X and S vehicles. For 3 and Y where you have 1000s of cars it may make mores sense.   Please also provide some help for these options ... even an (i) icon with a popup box dialog to have help in it.

My odometer is in km, and I am being matched with cars with the same number of miles.

Example at:

61,222km I was matched with a car at 98,490 (unsure whether miles or km, but wrong in either case).

At 61,022km was matched with  98,253 and  98,164.

I did not join TeslaFi until I had 7k miles on my car. by that time my battery had already degraded from the EPA default of 310 @100% to 285 miles @ 100%... so all my percentages are off because the "High range" is off.   Can you please make the chart and calculations use the "factory" range and not the first range when we sign up for TeslaFi.

Thank you!! 

Better reports, combine drive+charge on same page. Add Highchart as framework for the data. 

6 or more months ago my car used to sleep regularly whether plugged in or not. Now it will only sleep if not plugged into my home Tesla wall charger. Somehow being plugged in is preventing the car from sleeping. I have observed this over many months so am sure that being plugged into the "first generation! ( circa 2016)" Tesla wall charger is the culprit. Any ideas?