© 2022 Truss Machinery Connections, Inc.
Fax: 800-580-6424
Phone: 800-580-6430
TMC Listing Details If you are selling used truss machinery our goal is to make sure that you the seller and your buyer are 100% satisfied with your business transaction and that this transaction promotes a Win-Win scenario for all parties involved. Through our easy no-obligation brokerage system, you set your net price and together we establish the selling price. Our commission covers the cost of marketing and sales efforts, arranging for freight, securing payment and all other details associated with the sale of your listing. The percentage of commission ranges from 12% to 20% of the selling price depending on the dollar amount. You can list your selling price type as OBO, Asking, or Firm. All net offers will be presented to you regardless of the listed price. You have full control to accept or decline any offer made. Photographs/Video- Please send 4 to 6 digital photos of the machine you are listing. Short video clips are also helpful. Please provide photos from several angles. Close-ups of important features and ID tags are also helpful. For your convenience we provide an upload service to make sending large files very easy How are prospective buyers handled? Our experience in the truss machinery market ensures that you the seller and the buyer get a square deal. Leave the negotiating to us and we will sort out all interests to bring you qualified prospects. Although we encourage prospects to talk to or visit the seller to review specific conditions and operation of your machinery, we find that high rates of closing a sale can be achieved by leaving the sales process to us, including all offers. How is a sale concluded? When a Buyer is found with terms that meet your approval, you'll be asked to sign a Seller’s Agreement for Sale of Used Machinery form (Download a TMC_Sample_Sellers_Agreement.pdf for more details). It is your responsibility to make sure that all of your listing information including statements, descriptions, disclosures, photographs, etc., are truthful and completely accurate. The data you submit will give your buyers the pre-screening tools they need to make an informed buying decision. You must list the condition of your machinery as Fair, Good, Very Good or Excellent. In addition to categorizing the condition you must also declare a rating of the condition. Ratings are on a scale from 1 to 10 with the range being in line with the condition (Examples: Fair = 1 or 2, Good = 3 to 5, Very Good = 6 to 8, Excellent = 9 or 10 ). Disclosure should include obvious items that need or soon will need repair or service in order to operate the machine normally. Last service date is also helpful. Once we have successfully negotiated a sale for you, we arrange for freight and schedule a time for loading. We also collect full payment due to you, the seller, before the equipment leaves your location. You are responsible to disassemble all necessary components and to assist in the loading of the equipment. We notify Buyers that equipment is sold “as is, where is”, with no warranty expressed or implied (subject of course to any warranties or representations made by you as the Seller). Selling your used truss machinery through the sales and marketing professionals at Truss Machinery Connections, Inc. is an easy and secure process that achieves maximum results!
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© 2022 Truss Machinery Connections, Inc.
Phone: 800-580-6430
Fax: 800-580-6424
TMC Listing Details If you are selling used truss machinery our goal is to make sure that you the seller and your buyer are 100% satisfied with your business transaction and that this transaction promotes a Win-Win scenario for all parties involved. Through our easy no-obligation brokerage system, you set your net price and together we establish the selling price. Our commission covers the cost of marketing and sales efforts, arranging for freight, securing payment and all other details associated with the sale of your listing. The percentage of commission ranges from 12% to 20% of the selling price depending on the dollar amount. You can list your selling price type as OBO, Asking, or Firm. All net offers will be presented to you regardless of the listed price. You have full control to accept or decline any offer made. Photographs/Video- Please send 4 to 6 digital photos of the machine you are listing. Short video clips are also helpful. Please provide photos from several angles. Close-ups of important features and ID tags are also helpful. For your convenience we provide an upload service to make sending large files very easy How are prospective buyers handled? Our experience in the truss machinery market ensures that you the seller and the buyer get a square deal. Leave the negotiating to us and we will sort out all interests to bring you qualified prospects. Although we encourage prospects to talk to or visit the seller to review specific conditions and operation of your machinery, we find that high rates of closing a sale can be achieved by leaving the sales process to us, including all offers. How is a sale concluded? When a Buyer is found with terms that meet your approval, you'll be asked to sign a Seller’s Agreement for Sale of Used Machinery form (Download a TMC_Sample_Sellers_Agreement.pdf for more details). It is your responsibility to make sure that all of your listing information including statements, descriptions, disclosures, photographs, etc., are truthful and completely accurate. The data you submit will give your buyers the pre-screening tools they need to make an informed buying decision. You must list the condition of your machinery as Fair, Good, Very Good or Excellent. In addition to categorizing the condition you must also declare a rating of the condition. Ratings are on a scale from 1 to 10 with the range being in line with the condition (Examples: Fair = 1 or 2, Good = 3 to 5, Very Good = 6 to 8, Excellent = 9 or 10 ). Disclosure should include obvious items that need or soon will need repair or service in order to operate the machine normally. Last service date is also helpful. Once we have successfully negotiated a sale for you, we arrange for freight and schedule a time for loading. We also collect full payment due to you, the seller, before the equipment leaves your location. You are responsible to disassemble all necessary components and to assist in the loading of the equipment. We notify Buyers that equipment is sold “as is, where is”, with no warranty expressed or implied (subject of course to any warranties or representations made by you as the Seller). Selling your used truss machinery through the sales and marketing professionals at Truss Machinery Connections, Inc. is an easy and secure process that achieves maximum results!
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