Sorry to say, but that is NOT a G. pulchripes. It's probably an A. seemani, but it's definitely not a Grammostola.
Have a look at the pic SynergyZA posted. His G. pulchripes has a clearly identifiable square "patch" of setae (hairs) on the top of the abdomen - this is evident in all Grammostola species, especially the G. pulchripes.
But it's not exactly a "bad buy" if it is an A. seemani. They're an awesome species.