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How much paper do you push?


None - completely paperless
  36% (9)
1-5 sheets on average per claim
  8% (2)
6-10 sheets on average per claim
  12% (3)
More than 10 sheets on average per claim
  32% (8)
10+ sheets plus at least 1 handwritten sheet
  12% (3)


Total Votes : 25
(last vote on : 11/13/2005 5:33:00 PM)
(Poll ended: 11/30/2005 12:00:00 AM)
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RE: How much paper do you push? - 12/6/2005 9:32:50 AM   
bruceDynes

 

Posts: 5
Joined: 11/17/2005
Status: offline 		A couple of thoughts on electronic signitures.
If your estimatiing software allows custom logos, why not a file with your signiture. One can sign a piece of paper then scan it in.

Adobe makes a professional version of Acrobat that is quite reasonable in price. With it you can do a lot more things with including compressing files. I regularly do a newsletter of four pages mostly type that starts out at 1.8 megs and ends up 350 k. A lot faster to download and print.
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RE: How much paper do you push? - 12/6/2005 2:57:53 PM   
dwp

 

Posts: 95
Joined: 7/23/2005
Status: offline 		So when you take a photo of an insureds photo that dosn't count as a photo? Or am I misunderstanding you?
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RE: How much paper do you push? - 12/6/2005 4:50:46 PM   
Wes

 

Posts: 616
Joined: 4/19/2004
Home base: Deerfield Beach, FL
Status: offline 		I frequently photograph insureds photos as well as receipts, owners manuals and many other printed matrials.  Most often with theft claims.  I find this to be a valuable tool of a camera that has the capability for macro shots.
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RE: How much paper do you push? - 12/6/2005 7:22:14 PM   
Dimechimes

 

Posts: 256
Joined: 11/3/2005
Home base: Destin, FL and Franklin, TN
Status: offline 		Just a comment on taking a photo of receipts on theft claims...we were alway told to take the original receipts and stamp them received on company stamp so they couldn't be used again on another claim..if the items are gone they should have no reason to be asking for them back. If they want them back for filing a tax loss,etc atleast they are stamped by the insurer to prevent them from being reused. Just a thought about leaving them unmarked with an insured.
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