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Freight Information
Many of our machines are shipped through commercial trucking companies.
We will need to know the following information to quote
freight
Is the delivery location a business or residence?
Does the delivery location have a loading dock that a semi-truck can access?
Would you like inside delivery? - Truck deliveries are loading dock or curbside deliveries
Vendweb will be happy to quote and setup your freight with one
of the many companies we have discounts with.
Please understand that Vendweb is only assisting in this process and is not
responsible for any damage caused by the freight company. When you receive
your freight it is very important to inspect the freight to make sure there is
no damage. Please also open all boxes and inspect for concealed damage as well
as shortages.
If any damage has been sustained to the package or its contents, please show the
driver the damage and ask how to go about filing a claim. MAKE SURE ALL DAMAGE
IS NOTED ON THE PAPERWORK FROM THE DRIVER.
Contact us immediately after you have noted any damage with
the driver and we will be happy to assist with all claims.
If you would like to make your own arrangements for freight please let us know and we will provide you with the information for freight.
Freight is delivered by way of common carrier freight companies
We will be happy to assist with shipping with the most economical and efficient carriers we know. Small packages are usually shipped UPS; while large or fragile shipments may be shipped by various freight carriers Freight charges are based on the type of merchandise, weight, size and distance. All shipment charges and insurance are the responsibility of the buyer, if you would like to buy extra insurance for your shipments please let us know. Vendweb encourages you to know and understand how common carrier freight lines work. Vending machines are large items and can not be delivered by UPS or other small package delivery services. We encourage you to compare freight companies and if you have a common carrier you deal with we encourage you to use them.
Please understand that we do not ship out machines with large
holes in the side that look just like those of a forklift.
Please understand that we do take the time to package and ship the machines to
be able to be shipped to you with no damage under normal ridding conditions.
Freight damage can happen but we can assure you that it does not happen as much
as deliveries without a scratch. We are letting you know that like anything else
freight can get damaged in transit and you need to know what to do when it may
happen. Freight damage is not a common problem and if it was the freight
companies would be out of business. Freight has to move by truck and the
freight companies do everything they can to get your freight to you in the best
possible condition every time. It is important that you just follow some
simple procedures when receiving any freight and things will not be as bad as
you may think. Many machines are sold and delivered with no problems what so
ever and those deliveries are way more then the ones with freight damage.
Freight claims are the responsibility of the buyer. Upon delivery of your freight it is your responsibility to inspect and note with the driver any damage you find. Check the condition of every box for tears, creases, crushing, or water stains, inside and outside of the box. All boxes should be counted. Note any damage or shortages to the driver immediately so that they may note it on the Bill of Lading. If, in spite of precautions, merchandise can be damaged in transit, the buyer must file a claim with the carrier ASAP and notify us. Also, the package and packing materials must be retained for carrier's inspection. Freight damages are the responsibility of the freight carrier and should be handled accordingly with them. Before signing for your delivery open and inspect the delivery for internal damage. Keep all packing material till machine has been checked out
Please note as we will assist any way we can in a freight damage situation that freight damage is the responsibility of the freight carrier.