[Hidden-tech] certificate of insurance question

[Reva Reck]

Bite the bullet is from military emergency surgery in the days before
anaesthetics. The soldier would be given a bullet to bite on to keep from
screaming.
On Jan 5, 2012 7:30 PM, "Sheldon Snodgrass" <sheldon at steadysales.com> wrote:
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> Hi Tom and HT,
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> Tom, you may have to bite the bullet.  (What the heck does that
expression really mean anyway?)
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> Recently, I too was required to show a certificate of Business General
Liability Insurance (aka BOP “Business Owners Insurance Policy”), to a
large corporate client.  They would not waive the requirement.  I went to
my independent insurance agent (not a direct writer like Geico) at set them
on the task of finding me appropriate coverage, which they did.
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> Now, for $500 bucks a year (a small fraction of what my contract was
worth) ,I have a nice little insurance policy which, frankly, I should long
ago have had.  I’m very impressed with the coverages and sleep better
knowing that I’m protected from all manner of unforeseeable accidents that
could seriously impact my business income.
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> I have several great insurance agents I could refer you to if you wish.
Call me if you need to, and congratulations on the win!
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> From: hidden-discuss-bounces at lists.hidden-tech.net [mailto:
hidden-discuss-bounces at lists.hidden-tech.net] On Behalf Of Tom Adams ~
Reelife Productions & Folktography
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> Subject: [Hidden-tech] certificate of insurance question
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> Hi hidden techers,
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> I just landed a big job but the client just emailed me the following:
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> "Your proposal looks very good. I am going to process the paperwork
today.  However, I will need a copy of your Certificate of Insurance
showing General Liability and Workers' Compensation coverage.  Can you have
your insurance agency forward to me?  Also, we will be sending you
a Certification Letter that you will need to sign and mail back."
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> I am a sole proprietor, and in the 16 or so years of doing business, I
haven't needed a "Certificate of Insurance showing General Liability and
Workers' Compensation". Any tips on what my response should be or course of
action I should take?
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> thank you for any info... oh wise-technically-inclined-ones
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