SilverDuck
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I have a soda machine that has been on location for almost year now, vending bottles of soda. I got a telephone call from a local volunteer fire company asking if I had any machines to sell. I mentioned this machine, and they asked if it worked, if it accepts dollars and coins, and what shape it is in. I told them it is currently set for bottles, but can be changed over to cans. They said they want to vend cans. I told them it's possible, but I have no clue how to do it. They told me they would take it for $450, my asking price. I asked when they wanted to come inspect it, they said they will just come pick it up.
I fear that they are going to get it set up at their location, start adjusting the cams, and get it to where it won't vend correctly....and then my phone will start ringing off the hook.
I typed up a quick "VENDING MACHINE BILL OF SALE" that explains that the machine is sold "AS IS" no warranty, support, repair, anything after the sale. Do I need to do this, or am I going overkill on it? Should I skip the paperwork and just explain to them that I am not going to service or support it after the sale?
EDIT: I AM EQUALLY CLUELESS AS TO HOW TO REPAIR VENDING MACHINES AS THE BUYER.
I fear that they are going to get it set up at their location, start adjusting the cams, and get it to where it won't vend correctly....and then my phone will start ringing off the hook.
I typed up a quick "VENDING MACHINE BILL OF SALE" that explains that the machine is sold "AS IS" no warranty, support, repair, anything after the sale. Do I need to do this, or am I going overkill on it? Should I skip the paperwork and just explain to them that I am not going to service or support it after the sale?
EDIT: I AM EQUALLY CLUELESS AS TO HOW TO REPAIR VENDING MACHINES AS THE BUYER.
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