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Date: | Tue, 22 Dec 2009 13:26:44 -0500 |
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Good Afternoon,
I have been tasked with researching whether or not the urban myth that
companies pay only $2 per box when they loose a box is true. I found out
that the myth is true. I know one way to deal with this is to buy valuable
papers insurance. (I did search the archives on this topic.) Are there any
other methods to compensate for lost or destroyed records that you know of
and if there are, what are they? If you do obtain the insurance, how do you
determine the amount to insure your records? It seems to me that that is the
really tricky part. Also, those of you who have the insurance, have any of
you collected on it and what was that process like?
Thanks,
Laura Boldt, CRM
Georgia Power
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