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From: Stu.Turk@f26.n129.z1.fidonet.org (Stu Turk)
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Subject: Re: Assistance
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Date: 8 Jun 90 18:14:36 GMT
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 >  NT> Carlos, you can ask the attendant if he is bonded and ask for a
 >
 >      Hi, Nadine.  Before I ask that to any attendant I would like
 > you to explain to me what is this bond.  The only other meanings I
 > know for this word are regarding bail and chemical/marriage type.
   =
   "Bonded" generaly means that an insurance company has issued a bond, 
guarenteing that the attendant will not steal anything.  The idea is 
that, since the insurance company would be responsible for any loss or 
damage caused by the person they bond, they would (should anyway) make a 
through background check on that person.  If the attendant cannot be 
bonded, you might want to check an find out why not.

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