Who sends a Vouch?
Anyone with something real to show. Here’s what it looks like in your line of work.
Show the machine before anyone drives out to see it.
A remote inquiry, a lender’s ask, an auction listing — one link answers all three, sealed with the time.
One link instead of forty photos.
Private or on a lot — the walk-around, the VIN and the odometer, sealed with the time.
Show the job was done — before the invoice goes out.
A finished deck, a framed garage, a fixed furnace. Film it once; send it with the bill.
Show the place before the showing.
A listing, a rental, a show home. The rooms, the view from the window, the sound of the street — sealed with the time.
The couch, the trailer, the thing in the garage.
If it’s real and someone else needs to see it, it’s a Vouch. Your first one is free.
Don’t send one. Ask for one.
Lenders, landlords, the office, family out of town — anyone can ask for a Vouch. No account needed to ask.
- A lenderAsk for a Vouch of the machine before the money moves. The record stays checkable.
- A landlordAsk for a Vouch of the unit at move-in and again at move-out. Two sealed records, one argument fewer.
- Family, out of townAsk for a Vouch of the car before you send the money. You’ll see what they saw, and when.
“Send me more pics.”
“Send me a Vouch.”
Send your own, or ask someone for one.
Your first Vouch is free.