Product MSP430FR5972IPMR export control restrictions???

Hi Alexander,

Sorry to confuse you with the ordering.

We will check your issue and reply you later.

Thank!
I will be waiting for your reply.

.... I really would not like to abandon the products of TI.COM and switch to STM16(32) ...

...I can buy STM in Ukraine without any problems...

Hi Alexander!

I apologize for the inconvenience and will help get this resolved as soon as possible. I have reached out to our sales team for support. Can you attach the message or a screenshot of the message you received from TI?

Thank you!

-Mitch

You are killing my small business and making it impossible for me to use Texas Instruments chips

because:

1) in Ukraine there are no "authorized distributors" TI ...NO ONE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2) It makes no difference to me where to buy - from Europe or the USA, but in Europe “distributors” never have anything to do just under the order and the wait. Directly from TI, I can buy immediately.

3) I tried to buy in Mouser - I could not - they wrote me the same as your server when placing the order:

"...Product MSP430FR5972IPMR cannot be shipped to nor purchased by country Ukraine due to export control restrictions. Please remove this product from your cart..."

eu.mouser.com/.../

4) The price in Mouser is in Euros, and the absolute value of prices is higher than yours, so I “just like that” lose up to 10-15% of the price simply because of the difference in exchange rates. So, for example, when I'm buy 100pcs I have a price of 2.99 dollars, and in Mouser 3.09 Euros !!!  I do not understand why I have to pay more.

I begin to regret that I chose TI as a source of microprocessors for my development.
And if the situation with the order now does not change, I will be forced to abandon the use of TI chips in general, because I can not buy them directly, and there are no "authorized distributors" in Ukraine and are not expected. I do not want to feed dealers who cheat the extra price without doing anything.

I am very disappointed with this TI policy.

Perhaps that is why, because of this attitude of TI to Ukraine, microprocessors of the STM company are most common among us.

:-((((

Hey Alexander,

I have been working with our team to get a final resolution about what is going on. Just want to let you know I haven't forgotten! I will send updates as soon as I can.

Thanks,

Mitch