Comments on: 2 Must-Know Safeguards When You Purchase Equipment at Lease End http://leasespeak.com/blog/2-safeguards-when-you-purchase-equipment/2010/06/ Independent Lease Reviews and Contract Negotiations Speaker - Lease Negotiations - Consultant and Speaker Mary Redmond Tue, 12 Jul 2011 20:27:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: admin http://leasespeak.com/blog/2-safeguards-when-you-purchase-equipment/2010/06/comment-page-1/#comment-201 admin Tue, 15 Jun 2010 14:30:43 +0000 http://leasespeak.com/blog/?p=480#comment-201 Thank you Clint. That is info I never thought of. Critical. Liability issues abound if this process is ignored. Thank you Clint. That is info I never thought of. Critical. Liability issues abound if this process is ignored.

]]> By: Clint Bolte http://leasespeak.com/blog/2-safeguards-when-you-purchase-equipment/2010/06/comment-page-1/#comment-200 Clint Bolte Tue, 15 Jun 2010 14:16:20 +0000 http://leasespeak.com/blog/?p=480#comment-200 Mary, nice tip on the environmental liability of selling your used equipment to employees (or anyone for that matter). I have also heard that it is paramount that the printer should scrub the hard drive resident on every copier or you could inadvertantly be passing on confidential client information that the printer had scanned and printed for the client to the new owner of the used equipment. This data is accumulated and stored on the copier hard drive until full. Not only could the printer inadvertently be embarrassed by releasing unknowingly client information but could be subject to painful liability issues. Regards, Clint Bolte C. Clint Bolte & Associates www.clintbolte.com Mary, nice tip on the environmental liability of selling your used equipment to employees (or anyone for that matter).

I have also heard that it is paramount that the printer should scrub the hard drive resident on every copier or you could inadvertantly be passing on confidential client information that the printer had scanned and printed for the client to the new owner of the used equipment. This data is accumulated and stored on the copier hard drive until full. Not only could the printer inadvertently be embarrassed by releasing unknowingly client information but could be subject to painful liability issues.

Regards,

Clint Bolte
C. Clint Bolte & Associates
http://www.clintbolte.com

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