Last updated 5 September 2026.
Welcome to the buyback counter operated by BSL BUYTECH LLC. These Terms of Service describe the rules that apply when you ask us to value, pick up, wipe, grade and pay for used business technology. Please read them carefully. By requesting a quote, delivering equipment, or accepting a payout you agree to be bound by these terms.
Section 1: Introduction
BSL BUYTECH LLC runs a business technology trade in and buyback desk that helps offices part with older hardware in an orderly, financed, data safe way. We coordinate pickup, log each unit, wipe every drive to a documented standard, grade the hardware on a clean test rig, and then pay you for the working equipment we accept. We also route the accepted units to trusted resale and refurbishment channels so the hardware can serve another owner instead of a landfill.
These terms sit between you and us. When the word customer appears in this document it means the person or business that requests our service; the word company means BSL BUYTECH LLC, the entity at 3673 W Belfort Dr, West Valley - 84120-5507, United States (US), and the word developer refers to the BSLBuytech brand that maintains the systems behind this counter.
Our desk follows the values of the Computer Integrated Systems Design industry. That means precise intake, impartial grading, verifiable wiping and clear reporting. If a term below ever feels harsh, remember the standard that holds it up: everything we accept is measured, graded and paid by the same rule, and that rule protects you as much as it protects us.
Section 2: Who These Terms Cover
These terms apply to any visitor who requests a quote, any business that enters into a buyback or trade in arrangement with us, and any individual who represents such a business, signs an intake slip, or authorizes the release of equipment to our counter. If you place an order on behalf of an employer, a client or another party, you confirm that you hold the authority to bind that party to these terms.
An individual requesting a single device swap is covered just as squarely as a corporation retiring a hundred unit fleet. We do not split the rule by the size of the lot. The fewer exceptions a counter has, the fairer its stamps tend to be, so we keep the exceptions small and spell each one out in these terms.
Where a customer is a business, the person who signs for the lot is a named contact for these terms on every page. If more than one person holds signing authority, we will rely on the contact who opened the quote unless a different person gives us written notice in advance.
Section 3: The Services We Provide
We provide six related services, each with its own workbench skill. First is device trade in valuation, where we price used laptops, phones, tablets, monitors, networking gear and peripherals against the current resale market. Second is bulk buyback coordination for offices, where we receive a whole refresh lot in one movement and pay for it in one consolidated amount.
Third is secure data wiping and certificate handling, where drives and device storage are cleared to a documented standard and backed by a certificate. Fourth is grade testing and intake inspection, where each unit is powered, probed and scored into an A, B or C condition band. Fifth is resale channel coordination, where graded units are routed to the market that will value them most. Sixth is asset disposition reporting, where the valuation, wipe, grade and payout are tied to serial numbers in one usable file.
You will always know which of these services apply to your lot because each appears on your quote. We do not add a service, a fee or a reporting layer without telling you first in writing. If a job calls for more than the agreed scope, we pause and ask rather than broaden the work on our own.
Section 4: Quotes and Price Chips
A quote from our desk is a written offer to buy a described lot at a stated price, and we call that price a chip. The chip reflects the model mix, the stated condition, the current resale demand and the grades we expect the bench to confirm. A lot level chip is issued before anything leaves your building so you can decide with full knowledge.
A chip has a validity window stated on the quote. Markets move, so if you accept after the window has closed we may reissue the chip at a current price. We always confirm the price again at intake because the true condition of a device only becomes certain when it rests on the bench under the probe.
A chip for a standard lot assumes honest and complete condition notes. If the units arrive markedly worse than described, the price may be reduced to the grade the bench actually earns. If they arrive better, we pay the better grade, because the counter pays for what it finds, not for what it feared.
Section 5: Acceptance of a Quote
You accept a quote by replying to our written offer through the same channel that produced it, by email to agent@bslbuytech.hair, by phone to +16674675515, or by signing an acceptance on the quote slip we send you. Your acceptance must be clear and must identify the lot it covers so there is no confusion between one offer and another.
Until we confirm receipt of your acceptance, no deal is formed. We may take reasonable time to confirm availability and to hold the price chips for your models. Once we confirm, the arrangement becomes a binding agreement under these terms for the described lot.
If you wish to withdraw before any equipment is picked up or delivered, you may do so at no charge during the window between acceptance and the first unit leaving your site. After pickup begins, withdrawal follows the rules in the delivery and refund sections below.
Section 6: Ownership and Authority
By offering equipment to us you confirm that you own it outright, or that you hold the authority to dispose of it, or that you are a licensed party acting for the true owner. You confirm that no lien, lease, loan, stolen property claim or other security interest attaches to the hardware in a way that would block us from buying it free and clear.
Corporate refreshes are only accepted from a person who can prove they may release the assets. Where a unit bears a registered owner profile, a carrier embargo or an activation lock, that account must be released or wiped under the true owner instruction before final payout is made. We do not buy equipment that would expose us to a charge of receiving stolen items.
If a claim later arises that a device we bought did not, in fact, belong to the party who sold it, that party agrees to make us whole for the loss we suffer, as set out in the indemnity section of these terms. This keeps the market honest and protects the office that buys the next generation.
Section 7: Delivery and Pickup
Equipment reaches our counter in one of two ways. You may deliver it in person or ship it by a carrier you and we agree on, or we may arrange a pickup from your location. Pickup along the Wasatch Front is often available the same week a quote is accepted, which is why offices running a refresh tend to prefer it.
For a pickup we coordinate a window that suits your site. You must have the lot boxed or set aside for easy loading, and a signing person available to confirm the count as units leave the floor. For a shipment we confirm the packing standard so fragile screens survive the trip; equipment damaged in transit because it was packed against our instruction may grade lower than the quote expected.
Risk in the equipment passes to us once we take physical possession at your door or at receiving. Until that moment you remain responsible for the packing, the transport and any loss in transit, so choose a method you trust or ask us to arrange the carrier who will cover the trip.
Section 8: Intake and Logging
Every accepted unit is logged at intake on a numbered intake slip. The slip records the manufacturer, the model identifier, the serial number, the stated accessories, the recorded condition and the date of arrival. This ledger is the spine of the whole service, because a unit that cannot be traced cannot be trusted later.
You will receive a copy of the intake list so you can compare what arrived with what you sent. If a count disagrees, tell us before the bench begins so we can reconcile the slip against the box and the carrier record. Once you approve the intake list we grade and wipe the units exactly as logged.
If a unit arrives in a state we cannot safely grade, such as a seriously damaged drive failing every diagnostic, we flag that unit on the intake slips rather than guess at its fate. You then choose whether we return it at your cost, dispose of it responsibly for a documented record, or hold it for your inspection.
Section 9: Data Wiping and Your Responsibility
Data wiping is a core service, and our rule is simple: no storage leaves the bench uncleared. Laptop drives, phone flash, tablet memory, network configuration and removable media all pass through the wipe gate before a device earns a grade or enters a resale lane. A certificate is issued for the clear of every serial or for a whole lot as one record.
Before the wipe runs, check your own side. Remove any data you must keep, because a wipe is final and there is no recovery from a cleared drive. We will not dig through your files looking for treasure; we clear to the standard the certificate names and we leave the machine empty. If a unit must be returned without wiping, because you asked us to preserve evidence, that return bypass is arranged in writing first.
Wiping does not restore a device to factory state that makes it sellable. It clears the data. A unit may still bear cosmetic wear, a worn hinge or a weak battery, and those traits are captured by the grade in the next section rather than hidden by a clean drive.
Section 10: Grading and Condition
After the wipe, every functional unit is graded on the bench. We check the display for dead and stuck pixels, press each port with a live signal, read the battery health, watch the machine boot, and run the built in diagnostics where they exist. From that pass a unit earns a band of A, B or C, and the band fixes the resale lane and therefore the price.
An A grade means the unit works strongly and shows only light cosmetic wear. A B grade means it works well but shows clear signs of use or a repaired fault. A C grade means it still functions for a part or a budget buyer but is far from like new. Devices that fail every power test are marked for return or responsible disposition rather than silently buried in a grade.
Grades are written before the price, never after. If the bench confirms the condition you stated, the chip you accepted stands. If the bench finds worse, we tell you the earned grade and the reduced price before anything is finalized, so you always see the reason behind a number and never a quiet deduction.
Section 11: Payout and Payment
Payment is made after the accepted units pass the wipe gate and the grade review. For a standard lot we pay the amount on the chip once the grade review closes. For a bulk lot, this arrives as one consolidated payout that matches the intake list, so your finance team books a single line rather than a stack of small ones.
We pay by the method you choose on the quote, which is usually a bank transfer or a check. You must give us accurate payment details and must tell us of any change before we release a payment. A payment sent to the details you last confirmed is treated as properly made to you.
If a grade review reduces a price below the chip, we give you the choice between accepting the reduced amount or asking us to hold the affected units for return at your shipping cost. You always hold that choice until the bench result is yours to weigh. Final payment is only released once you accept the reviewed figure.
Section 12: Trade In Credits and Refunds
Some customers prefer a trade in credit toward replacement hardware rather than a cash payout. If a quote states a credit rather than money, that credit is applied against the purchases described on the same quote and expires only as the quote states. Trade in credits have no cash value and cannot be changed for money once issued, unless the law where you live says otherwise.
Because the service sells what it buys onward, refunds on completed buybacks are rare. Once grade is accepted and payout issued, the deal is closed and the unit is ours, just as a used car is yours once the driveway is paid for. If we made an arithmetic error on your payout, we correct it promptly at our cost, because the desk must be honest even after the money moves.
Refunds apply in the reverse direction too. If we must return a unit because it failed every grade and you rejected the disposition offer, the return happens at the shipping cost you agreed on intake, and no payout is released for that faulty unit.
Section 13: Disclaimers of Warranty
The service is provided on an as is and as available basis, except where a specific written promise in a quote or a certificate overrides this line. We strive for accurate valuation, thorough grading and dependable wiping, but we do not warrant that a market price will hold after your quote window, nor that every possible hidden fault will be caught by the bench.
A wipe certificate confirms that we ran the named erase method on the stated serial. It is not a guarantee against every theoretical form of recovery on exotic hardware, because no tool can promise that in absolute terms. We describe the method faithfully and we stand only behind the method we say we ran.
Except for the promises written in a quote or certificate, we give no other warranty of any kind, whether express, implied, statutory or otherwise, including any warranty of merchantability, title, or fitness for a particular purpose. The equipment we buy is sold onward by a separate buyer using its own inspection and its own warranty language.
Section 14: Limits of Liability
To the fullest extent the law allows, the liability of BSL BUYTECH LLC and the developer brand BSLBuytech to a customer arising out of or related to a quote, a buyback or these terms is limited to the greater of the amount paid for the specific lot at issue or one hundred dollars. This cap binds together every claim that could be made about that transaction.
Neither party is liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost data, or business interruption, even if the party was told such damages were possible. Data loss is particularly addressed by Section 9, because a wiped drive is the intended outcome of the service and no liability can attach for a wipe a customer asked us to perform.
Some states do not permit a limitation of consequential damages, so part of this section can fail in a specific case without overturning the rest. Where a limit is unenforceable, the remaining limits still apply to the fullest extent the law of the governing jurisdiction allows.
Section 15: Your Indemnity to Us
You agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless BSL BUYTECH LLC, its officers, its employees and the developer brand BSLBuytech from any claim, damage, loss or expense that arises out of your breach of these terms, your unlawful use of the service, or your submission of equipment you did not legally own or hold authority to dispose of.
The most likely source of a claim is a dispute over ownership. If a former lessor, a leasing company or a previous owner asserts that a device you sold to us was theirs, your indemnity obliges you to cover the loss we face in resolving that claim, including reasonable legal costs, so the honest market can continue to run.
We may, at our own cost, take over the defense of a claim you would otherwise defend, if we think a unified voice serves both parties better. You agree to cooperate with any reasonable defense we manage and not to settle a claim in a way that imposes an obligation on us without our written consent.
Section 16: Transfer of Title
Title to accepted equipment passes to BSL BUYTECH LLC when us, the supplier, completes the wipe gate, completes the grade review and accepts the recorded grade. If you ask us to presell the unit before that point, as with a trade in credit structured ahead of the bench, title passes only once the grade you see matches the chip you accepted.
Before title passes we act as a custodian of your equipment, not an owner, and we treat it with at least the care standard of this policy. After title passes the unit is ours to route, sell, recycle or otherwise manage through the resale channels described in our services, and it no longer appears on your asset or your insurance schedule.
For units that fail grading and are returned or disposed under your instruction, title returns to you when the returned unit leaves our dock, or it never left your ownership if the unit went straight to a documented disposal you authorized. Every transfer is recorded so the asset register stays honest in both directions.
Section 17: Prohibited Uses
You may not use the site or the desk to break the law, to defraud any party, or to submit equipment that is stolen, contains illegal content, or poses a physical or electrical hazard that a normal grader could not be expected to handle. Hazardous materials such as leaking batteries or damaged lithium cells must be declared before shipping so the intake crew can take proper precautions.
You may not submit equipment carrying personal or regulated data expecting us to preserve it while also asking us to wipe it; those two instructions conflict, and we will follow your written instruction over an unspoken hope. You may not use the quote channel to launch spam, to probe the desk systems, or to harass the staff, and you may not resell any quote without our written consent.
If we believe a lot is offered in violation of this section, we may refuse it, return it at your cost, or report it to the proper authority. Refusal under this section does not waive the rest of these terms and does not create a duty for us to accept any later lot.
Section 18: Intellectual Property
The content, layout, grading marks, price chip designs and reporting formats on this site and in our service are the property of BSL BUYTECH LLC or its licensors. You may read and share the public documents for their intended purpose, but you may not copy the trade dress, the tooling or the internal process materials for your own competing service.
Nothing in these terms grants you a license to our trademarks, logos, grading symbols or domain names beyond the right to reference the company truthfully in your own records. Using our name to imply we endorse your operation, when we have not agreed to do so, is expressly forbidden.
The asset disposition reports we produce for you are licensed to you for your own records, audits and compliance use. You may reproduce them within your own business and share the certificates with auditors or authorities, but you may not redistribute our reporting framework as your own product.
Section 19: Third Party Content and Links
Our pages and our reports may point to third party websites, carriers, payment partners or resale marketplaces. Those links are offered for your convenience only. We do not control the linked sites and we make no representation about their content, their security or their privacy practices.
Where we send equipment onward to a resale or refurbishment partner, that partner is an independent business with its own terms, and the onward sale is governed by the partner contract rather than by these terms. You should read the relevant partner terms if the onward sale matters to your records, though the trade documents we hand you will name the receiving partner for clarity.
We accept no responsibility for third party sites you reach from a link we provide. A recommendation to read a standard or to visit an authority is information, not an endorsement of everything that site publishes.
Section 20: Governing Law
These terms are governed by and interpreted under the laws of the State of Utah, without regard to its conflict of law rules. The office of the company sits at 3673 W Belfort Dr, West Valley - 84120-5507, United States (US), and it is reasonable that the rules nearest the counter should govern the trade that happens across it.
Where Utah law differs from the law of the place where the customer is located, we comply with any mandatory rule that protects a consumer where such a rule cannot be waived. For business to business trade, however, the parties agree that Utah law and venue apply to keep the counter manageable.
Nothing in this section chooses a law that would withdraw a protection a consumer is entitled to under a statute that cannot lawfully be set aside.
Section 21: Dispute Resolution
Before any formal proceeding, the parties agree to try to resolve a dispute through a prompt, good faith exchange. Write a clear description of the issue to agent@bslbuytech.hair or to the address above, and we will reply within a reasonable time with the record of your intake, your wipe certificate and your payout, so the facts can speak before anyone pays a lawyer.
If the informal step fails and the matter is a small claim, we may agree to resolve it in small claims court in the district where our office stands. For larger claims, the parties may agree to binding arbitration under a single neutral arbitrator in a venue convenient to the office of the company, rather than a jury trial.
Each party bears its own costs of its own representation unless a statute, a rule or a final judgment awards costs to the prevailing party. The limitation of liability in Section 14 applies to any award, so a winning claimant still receives no more than the cap the contract set.
Section 22: Severability and Waiver
If any clause of these terms is found by a court of proper authority to be unenforceable, that clause is severed and the remaining clauses stay in full force and effect. The intent of the struck clause is fulfilled as nearly as the law allows so the rest of the agreement keeps its shape.
A waiver by either party of a breach of any clause is not a waiver of any later or different breach, and it does not amend the clause itself. We may waive a rule in one friendly case without giving up the rule in an abusive one, because grace should never be mistaken for a standing exemption.
Our failure to enforce a provision promptly does not amount to a waiver of it. A provision is only waived by a signed writing that names the clause it sets aside.
Section 23: Entire Agreement
These terms, together with the accepted quote, the intake list, the published Privacy Policy and any signed acceptance slip, form the complete agreement between you and us about your lot. They replace every earlier conversation, estimate or promise, except where a quote explicitly carves an extra promise onto the record.
A verbal aside at the counter does not become part of the contract unless it is written on the quote, the intake list or the acceptance slip. This keeps the desk honest when a dispute later depends on what was actually promised, because memory is a poor ledger for money.
If these terms and the Privacy Policy ever disagree about how data is handled, the Privacy Policy governs the data, and these terms govern the trade; the two documents were written to sit together rather than to fight.
Section 24: Changes to These Terms
We may update these terms as our services, the law and the market change. A material revision is published with a fresh updated date at the top of this page, and where the law requires notice of a change that narrows your rights, we will notify you through the contact details we hold before the narrower rule takes effect.
A change does not reach backward to reprice a lot you already accepted on the earlier version, unless the change is required by law or by a dispute ruling. The version that ran on the date of your quote governs that trade, so keep your own copy if the detail matters to a later audit.
Continuing to use the service after a revision is published counts as acceptance of the new terms. If you do not agree with a revision that applies to a future lot, stop scheduling new pickups and settle any existing lot under the version it was formed on.
Section 25: Contact for These Terms
Questions about these terms reach the same counter as everything else. Write to agent@bslbuytech.hair, call +16674675515, or send a letter to BSL BUYTECH LLC at 3673 W Belfort Dr, West Valley - 84120-5507, United States (US). Mark any letter with the word Terms so the right desk opens it first.
We answer within a reasonable time and in plain language. If you quote a specific section in your message, we will explain how that section applies to your lot and what you can do next, so a rule never feels like silence.
Thank you for trading with us. A clear contract is a fair counter, and we mean to give you the same care on paper that your equipment receives on the bench, from the first valuation chip to the final wiped and graded line.
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