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<blockquote data-quote="Vincent Hor" data-source="post: 333189" data-attributes="member: 1221">The issue on who is responsible for the Puspakom inspection seems to be a grey area. Some seller pass the responsibility to the buyer. So it&#039;s a willing buyer willing seller basis.&nbsp;But whatever the decision, it would be prudent to obtain a &quot;Lulus&quot; Puspakom inspection before making full payment. If seller refuse to get it done and also refuses to allow the buyer to take the car for inspection, then I would say &quot;Run away from the deal&quot;&nbsp;Do not trust runners services for we have heard too many times &quot;Gagal&quot; can turn to &quot;Lulus&quot; &nbsp;To safe guard your own interest, it&#039;s adviseable to be there to witness the inspection. &nbsp;It&#039;s also adviseable to have a &quot;Bill of Sale&quot; with clauses of full refund in case the car is non transferable.&nbsp;A sample could be something like this;&nbsp;BILL OF SALE</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vincent Hor, post: 333189, member: 1221"] The issue on who is responsible for the Puspakom inspection seems to be a grey area. Some seller pass the responsibility to the buyer. So it's a willing buyer willing seller basis. But whatever the decision, it would be prudent to obtain a "Lulus" Puspakom inspection before making full payment. If seller refuse to get it done and also refuses to allow the buyer to take the car for inspection, then I would say "Run away from the deal" Do not trust runners services for we have heard too many times "Gagal" can turn to "Lulus" To safe guard your own interest, it's adviseable to be there to witness the inspection. It's also adviseable to have a "Bill of Sale" with clauses of full refund in case the car is non transferable. A sample could be something like this; [CENTER][B][U][SIZE=3][FONT=Times New Roman]BILL OF SALE[/FONT][/SIZE][/U][/B][/CENTER] [/QUOTE]

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