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Terms and Conditions

1. “Work” is defined by the act of using tools, to strip, to test, or to repair.
2. No work will be considered or discussed without a definitive customer reference indicating an intention to remunerate for services rendered.
  1. Any work or testing carried out will carry a basic cost of R500 (Five Hundred Rand)
4. Testing required for quoting may attract a higher cost than the above testing charge due to specific job requirements.
5. Any job that has been invoiced, and not collected within 14 days of invoice, for whatever reason will be disposed of in any convenient fashion without further notification.
6. Any job that is abandoned by a customer during the period of repair, for whatever reason, will be appropriated and will be disposed of to defray costs.
7. charges or costs must be settled on presentation of the invoice, in full before said equipment may be removed form the premises.
8. Any work collected by courier or agent of the client, and booked into this workshop at the request of this client will be governed by these terms and conditions and this form, including such terms and conditions will be available only on request.
9. Booking in a piece of equipment is the authority to commence with said work requested, in terms of these conditions.
10. Warranty is only valid once full payment has been received.
11.We accept no liability for software failure, including transponder lockout, during or after working on a card.
12.Transponderisation is deemed to be successful once the operation is carried out on our systems.
13. Warrantees are only valid if the repaired equipment is reinstalled and commissioned by qualified personal. These qualifications are defined by a government certificate of trade in respective field, i.e. autoelectrical, electrical etc.
14.Right of admission to premises reserved.
15.The onus is on the customer to report the field conditions and fault diagnosis with as much accuracy as possible. We cannot be held liable or misdirection caused by inacurate fault reporting and analysis by the customer.