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==Inventory== | ==Inventory== | ||
Take a very detailed inventory list and take pictures of the inventory. This lets the buyer know exactly what they are getting and there are no misunderstanding once the buyer receives the machine. | Take a very detailed inventory list and take pictures of the inventory. This lets the buyer know exactly what they are getting and there are no misunderstanding once the buyer receives the machine. | ||
Find any old paperwork such as invoices when the machine was purchased, tech invoices, parts invoices, etc. This lets the buyer know that the machine was well taken care of. | |||
==Other== | ==Other== | ||
[[TheEmbroideryWarehouse]] buys and sells most every make and model of embroidery machines located within the continental USA. They also purchase parts, parts machines, salvage machines and most everything else related to embroidery equipment. | [[TheEmbroideryWarehouse]] buys and sells most every make and model of embroidery machines located within the continental USA. They also purchase parts, parts machines, salvage machines and most everything else related to embroidery equipment. | ||
Revision as of 21:10, 3 September 2013
This article features tips to help sell an embroidery machine for top dollar.
Inventory
Take a very detailed inventory list and take pictures of the inventory. This lets the buyer know exactly what they are getting and there are no misunderstanding once the buyer receives the machine.
Find any old paperwork such as invoices when the machine was purchased, tech invoices, parts invoices, etc. This lets the buyer know that the machine was well taken care of.
Other
TheEmbroideryWarehouse buys and sells most every make and model of embroidery machines located within the continental USA. They also purchase parts, parts machines, salvage machines and most everything else related to embroidery equipment.