Public auctions are conducted on a cash-only basis and the Successful Bidder must pay the Sale Price immediately after the auction, regardless of whether they intend to remove their Lot from French territory (see below ‘Removal from French territory’). The Successful Bidder must personally pay the Sale Price and, in particular, in the event of payment from a bank account, must be the account holder. For any payment of an invoice exceeding €10,000, the source of the funds will be requested from the Successful Bidder in accordance with Article L.561-5, 14° of the Monetary and Financial Code. Payment may be made as follows: · in cash, for debts (as stated on the invoice) totalling 1,000 € or less where the debtor is resident for tax purposes in France or is acting in the course of a business activity, and for debts totalling 15,000 € or less where the debtor can prove that they are not resident for tax purposes within the territory of the French Republic and are not acting for the purposes of a business activity. No payment made in instalments – part in cash up to the limit and the balance by another payment method – will be accepted. PLEASE NOTE: make sure you have the exact amount if you wish to settle your invoice at the self-storage facility. · by bank or postal cheque, with the mandatory presentation of a valid identity document (issuance deferred for up to twenty days from the date of payment; foreign cheques are not accepted); · by credit card (Visa or MasterCard); by bank transfer in euros, using the following details: ACCOUNT HOLDER: NEUFLIZE OBC 3, avenue Hoche - 75008 Paris IBAN FR76 3078 8009 0002 0609 7000 469 BIC NSMBFRPPXXX · by online payment: https://www.millon.com/a-propos/payer-en-ligne/paris; Successful bidders who have bid via the ‘www.interencheres.com’ live platform ’ will be charged to the bank card registered at the time of their registration for lots valued at less than €1,200 within 48 hours of the end of the auction, unless otherwise notified. In the event of the purchase of several lots, unless otherwise specified by the buyer at the time of partial payment, the buyer waives the benefit of Article 1342-10 of the Civil Code and leaves it to Millon to allocate the partial payment across the various purchase price liabilities, in the interests of the parties and with a view to ensuring the effective completion of all sales entered into.