A spoken lot names the day it closes
A closing day tells a reader whether the lot is still in use.
A spoken-lot page carries three lines: what it includes, what it excludes, and the day it closes. The closing day is not a delivery date and it is not a payment term. After that day, the page leaves use. A pin’s place and a tray’s shut day are written separately. They do not borrow the lot’s closing day. This note is not a print quote, a jewelry quote, or a software delivery.
- All three lines are present
- Past the closing day, the page stops
- Do not call the closing day a delivery date
- Pins and trays keep their own dates