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BOP Program Statement 8531.12 § 12

SALES EXCEPTIONS. The sales terms and conditions for the

activein force · 2006-07-07 – presentact-effective-date

Recycling Program are Cash on Delivery (COD) only and sales can

only be completed after the following criteria have been met.

! completion of Substitute W-9;

! credit verification;

! trade and credit references indicate minimum risk in

accepting preprinted company checks; and

! assignment of a customer number.

The payment for sales less than $1,000 can be made by one of the

following methods.

! company check (may be revoked at any time);

! cashiers check;

! money order; or

! credit card (VISA, Master Card, American Express)

The above method of payments, except company checks, can be made

for sales more than $1,000.

P8531.12

7/7/2006

Page 8

However, when a company’s credit history is insufficient, payment

may be required in the form of a cashier check, money order, or

credit card.

History

PS 8531.12 dated 2006-07-07

Provenance

Source
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Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
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