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John Annunziello wrote:
> Larry as always, has good advice.
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> It has to be a win-win situation between you and the vendor. If you doubt
> charges in a certain area, then question them and don't let it go till
> they have substantiated their charges. Everything is negotiable, however
> these companies will not give the bank away to get your business. I have
> tiered pricing based upon volume of boxes sent to the vendor. The more we
> send, the cheaper it becomes.
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> When I reviewed our contract, I moved away from that big company and moved
> toward someone who cared about my records, worked on my needs as a
> customer and has been quick to respond to any situation which arises. If
> this doesn't happen for you now, then consider moving when your contract
> has expired.
Unless there are big "hold hostage charges" for moving the boxes. Dick
King, University of Arizona
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