Seller protection
Ten commitments.Hold us to every one.
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The valuation is free, always
No payment, card, or subscription to see what your company is worth. The valuation runs on your MC or DOT number — public information — and costs you nothing at any point.
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A written offer before any commitment
You receive the number in writing before you agree to anything. No exclusivity, no obligation, no pressure window attached to it.
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The purchase agreement comes before sensitive documents
You see the full written purchase agreement before you hand over anything beyond public records. If any buyer asks for sensitive documents before showing you the agreement, walk away — including from us.
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Your own attorney is welcome, always
You may have independent counsel review every document before signing, and we'll accommodate the time that takes. A buyer who discourages your lawyer is telling you something.
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Escrow arrangements in writing, verifiable independently
The escrow arrangements for your closing are provided in writing with your offer, with the handling firm identified so you can verify it yourself — call the firm on a number you find independently, never one we hand you.
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Money moves before ownership
The wire lands at your own bank before the ownership documents take effect. You are never asked to transfer the company first and trust that payment follows.
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No credentials before closing
No email passwords, bank logins, FMCSA PINs, or Amazon Relay credentials before closing documents are signed. Account transitions are part of the documented closing — never a precondition for an offer.
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A corporate acquisition, never an MC-number sale
Every transaction is a documented sale of the LLC itself — purchase agreement, bill of sale, ownership records — with FMCSA records updated after closing. FMCSA prohibits standalone MC-number sales, and so do we.
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You keep the closing documentation
You leave the closing with your own complete set: the executed agreement, the bill of sale, and the ownership transfer records. Your proof of what happened doesn't live only in our files.
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Post-closing responsibilities in writing
What happens after closing — FMCSA filings, insurance, accounts, when your personal responsibility for the company ends — is documented before you sign, not explained after.
Why publish this
A standard is only real if you can test it.
This market has a documented fraud problem, and FMCSA has been explicit about the worst of it: operating authorities bought and sold as bare numbers, outside any legitimate corporate transaction. The defense isn’t trusting a website — it’s a checklist you can hold any buyer to. This one is ours, in writing, numbered so you can cite the point we’d be breaking. Use it on us. Use it on anyone else too: who we are and how to verify the company is on the verification page, and the full closing sequence is on how it works.
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