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Inspection policy

Version 1.0 (draft) Last updated: not yet published Applies to: all countries where Afër operates

What an Afër inspection checks, who performs it, what the signed report means, and what happens when an item fails.

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Section 01

What an inspection is

A trained inspector visiting the seller and running the checklist for that category.

Section 02

What is checked, by category

Phones, vehicles, furniture, property: the checklist per category.

Section 03

The report

Photos, findings, the inspector signature, and how long the report stays valid.

Section 04

Pass, fail, and refunds

What a fail means for the buyer, the seller and the held payment.

Section 05

Limits of an inspection

What an inspection cannot certify, and where the buyer still bears the risk.

Section 06

Fees and cancellation

The inspection fee, who pays it and when it is refundable.

Section 07

Inspector conduct

Independence, conflicts of interest, and how to report an inspector.