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A legal document detailing the type, quantity, and destination of goods being shipped, serving as a shipment receipt.
A shipping term that includes the cost of the vehicle, insurance, and all shipping costs to the designated port of destination.
Similar to CIF but without insurance, meaning the seller pays for the cost of the vehicle and freight to transport it to the port of destination.
An agent that handles customs clearance on behalf of the consignee, ensuring legal importation into the destination country.
The individual or entity listed as the recipient of the vehicle being shipped, responsible for receiving the vehicle and handling import procedures.
Financial charges imposed by a government on imported goods, with rates varying depending on the country of import.
The projected date and time when the vehicle is expected to arrive at the destination port.
The projected date and time when the vehicle is expected to leave the port of origin.
An official document verifying that the vehicle has been legally exported, containing details like make, model, and VIN.
A pricing term indicating the cost of a vehicle includes all expenses up to being loaded onto a shipping vessel at the port of origin. In this case, all the expenses in Japan.
An individual or company that arranges the transportation of goods, coordinating between carriers and handling logistics.
Rules and requirements set by a country regarding the importation of goods, including vehicles, with regulations varying by country.
The service provided by ZervTek where auction sheets, originally in Japanese, are translated by ZervTek agents, eliminating the need for external translation services.
A document detailing the cost of the vehicle, shipping, and any other charges, essential for payment processing and customs clearance.
Vehicles and products specifically designed and manufactured for the Japanese market, known for their high quality and unique specifications.
Essential paperwork required for the legal importation of a vehicle, typically including the Bill of Lading, Export Certificate, and invoice.
The process of creating an account on ZervTek's auction portal, necessary for accessing and participating in vehicle auctions.
A condition report provided by auction houses detailing the condition, specifications, and history of vehicles up for auction. ZervTek provides in-house translations of these sheets to make sure the customer understands everything about the car.
Dealer-only auctions in Japan where a variety of vehicles are sold, serving as a primary source for ZervTek's vehicle sourcing. The auctions let ZervTek source cars for customers at wholesale prices with a wide variety of vehicles to choose from.
ZervTek encourages the use of WhatsApp for efficient communication regarding inquiries and support. Customers can also reach out to ZervTek via email for inquiries, support, or more detailed information about services.
ZervTek's ability to source vehicles from a network of Japanese auction houses across Japan, ensuring a vast selection for customers.
The acceptable forms of payment for purchasing vehicles and services from ZervTek, includes PayPal, bank transfers and Wise.
A security deposit paid by the buyer to ZervTek before bidding on a vehicle demonstrating the buyer's commitment, fully refunded if the bid is unsuccessful.
The process by which the original Bill of Lading is surrendered to allow the consignee to take possession of the vehicle.
A method of shipping vehicles where they are driven onto the ship and inside the vessel's cargo area, often more cost-effective than container shipping.
ZervTek ships vehicles using containers and RoRo.
A thorough check-up of a vehicle before purchase, conducted to assess its condition.