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I actually do mention that in the youtube video. EXTREMELY inexpensive education for over 25,000 youtubers and counting. But on the other hand, what about Lone Mountain's pre-purchase inspection when they bought it from Western Express?

Lone Mountain is said to have done it a few times. And there are in fact instances of other companies doing it too.

 

Sort of like when you drop a loaded trailer at a consignee and they hand you a signed bill even though the trailer hasn't even been unsealed yet. But if you look close you'll notice that they cleverly added the catchphrase "subject to verification" with their siggy.

 

That's according to the website, but it's a rather different ballgame when you're sitting in the sales office. They will walk you thru this step and that step and the step after that, but there is no point when they say "now the next step is for you to go and get your full independent inspection."

You have to interrupt their process, put your foot down and make it happen yourself. I get into that in the video, going so far as to explain when and how people should do that.

But I would also reiterate the question posed earlier: what about Lone Mountain's inspection when they bought it from Western Express? Lone Mountain has a full fledged shop on site. Do they have a clue what they are selling, or do they not?

 

Exactly. At this point it's still much cheaper than a college degree.