Posted by Eldon (WA) on October 06, 2016 at 18:23:01 from (67.185.46.116):
I told them I was heading to Texas in the morning with cash in hand.....what do you think their response will be?
Hello again,
The machine is insured during shipping. We are a trucking company and we deliver the unit ourselves. It will cost us just the fuel.In case anything happens during transport or if you find anything with the machine that it isn't like we have described , you will get your money back without charges of any kind. The machine will come with all the documents necessary for the registration:
A bill of sale, which also states that the machine is free of liens and all encumbrances.
Ownership with our signature for release to sell.
You will have 5 days after you receive the machine to inspect it. You will get all your money back, without any deduction of any kind, in case the machine does not meet all what we represented so far.If you decide on purchasing the machine ,please don't forget to send us your full name and billing address for the bill of sale and to start the transaction and receive the invoice from J.P. Morgan Escrow.
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