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LoganBailey · 2025年5月13日 15:30 UTC
Ask what they repaired and what they tested on this particular unit, with its serial in the report. I wouldn't pay for transport on the strength of clean paint.
20分No report yet. Just another photo. Very clean photo.
18分Then ask directly whether a report exists. Save yourself three more rounds of admiring the cabinet.
7分Check the complete contents too, including pendant and cables; we had a cheap package that became much less cheap when somebody finally opened the accessory list.
16分Pendant included, according to the reply. Cables listed as 'as shown'. Need better than that.
12分Request an itemised list with identifiers and known omissions. It makes the inspection visit easier to plan and gives you a complete-package price to compare.
8分They now say cleaned and powered on, no repair work. That's a smaller word than refurbished in my book. Asked for the item list and a proper inspection visit.
10分Have a qualified assessor agree the visit scope with the seller. Seeing it move can be useful, but the condition review needs more than one successful demonstration.
5分Did they actually claim repairs in the advert, or just use refurbished? I'd keep their exact wording beside the new answer so you can ask about the difference.
14分Are they allowing your inspector in?
1分A viewing, yes. Inspector's checks not agreed yet.
8分And no listed repairs in the advert, Amara. Just refurbished. I've sent the two descriptions back and asked what work that word covers. Collection money is staying put.
18分Wise to wait for the list as well; the inspection could be fine and you could still spend the following month hunting the missing bits.
14分Let us know what they send. I'm curious whether somebody there has a work record or whether you've already received the whole story.
19分Also ask who supports this exact package after sale and what the written terms cover. That belongs in your comparison before the collection booking.
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