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truedelphi

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3. She might ask her insurance agent about that.

Reply to murielm99 (Reply #2)

Sat Jan 25, 2014, 07:09 AM

Jan 2014

In my viewpoint, it is advisable to be bonded. You can get into some dicey situations about property, if any property goes missing. Being bonded can help out.

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Don't know how to help you keep her out of the immediate snow storms, truedelphi Jan 2014 #1

Wouldn't she then have liability concerns? murielm99 Jan 2014 #2

She might ask her insurance agent about that. truedelphi Jan 2014 #3

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