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BARGES FOR SALE
SELL MY BARGE
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H2O - PORT DE PLAISANCE 21170 SAINT JEAN DE LOSNE - FRANCE |
SELLING A BARGE WITH H2O
Selling your boat can be quite a hassle : inconclusive visits, complex administrative procedures, risk of insolvency of the buyer etc. ..
To avoid the problems related to the sale of your boat, the easiest way is to use an experienced partner.
WHY H2O ?
H2O is :
- 25 years' experience
– 1400 units sold
- 4000 potential buyers
– 100 boats for sale locally
– 2600 repairs at our Workshop
– 3 exceptional marinas
– 600 moorings
- 25 years' experience
– 1400 units sold
- 4000 potential buyers
– 100 boats for sale locally
– 2600 repairs at our Workshop
– 3 exceptional marinas
– 600 moorings
We have successfully helped hundreds of satisfied customers find buyers for their boats - barges, luxemotors, tjalks etc, since 1987.
Our professionals are on hand to guide you throughout the selling process.
Our goal is to sell your boat as soon as possible and at the best price.
With this in mind, we have established a very effective strategy :
- Publication on our multilingual website, which receives 80,000 visits per month
- Advertisements in specialist magazines, national and international
- Distribution of your boat's details to our list of 4,000 subscribers
Our sales pontoon in Saint Jean de Losne,is the largest in France. It attracts many visitors who can compare the boats on offer on the spot. We would suggest your boat sale would be maximized if it were to join the other boats at St Jean.
We charge a commission of 8% ex-VAT on the sale price of the boat, payable at the conclusion of the sale.
You want to sell your boat or need further information ?
Our multilingual team is available by phone at +33 3 80 39 23 00 or by email at h2o@h2ofrance.com.
Our multilingual team is available by phone at +33 3 80 39 23 00 or by email at h2o@h2ofrance.com.
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