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...nsured's employees. CRIME COVERAGES A Computer Crime Policy (CCP) is designed to cover los...a company's reputation from negative publicity resulting from an e-business ...
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... roamed the nation, easily cashing counterfeit payroll checks to the tune of nearly $25 million. It's intriguing how a criminal mind can slowly and methodically use stealth, guile and technology to overcome individual awareness and thwart procedures and devices that are supposed to stop the intended crime. Checking should be different, but it isn't. With modern technology, criminals can produce documents that compare favorably with those produced by bankers and check printers. Key factors in check fraud and counterfeiting are the people who accept them: retail clerks, bank tellers ... and the unsuspecting public. Bank tellers and retail clerks might be expected to best know how to identify a counterfeit check. Sadly, most haven't been adequately trained to do so. The majority of counterfeit checks pass through clerks or tellers. Attempts to alleviate the problem can be frustrating. In one case, all of the chambers of commerce in the Phoenix metropolitan area were offered a free seminar. Attendees would be taught to spot counterfeit checks, traveler's checks, and credit cards. Surprisingly, none of the chambers sent anyone to ... normally using a preprinted form, showing an amount due from the remitter to the payee and directing the remitter's bank to pay the payee. It's a simple document, and it's a simple concept. There are several basic parts of a check: The remitter is the entity issuing the check. The payee is the entity in whose name the check is issued. The amount is the dollar amount the check was issued for, written both numerically and alphabetically. The signature is the unique authorized signature of the remitter. The institution is ...
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... acts leading a person to commit a crime within the scope of employment ...arge or of discharge in violation of public policy, these claims also frequent...
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... are supposed to stop the intended crime. Checking should be different, but it...of a check:
The remitter is the entity issuing the check.
The payee is the entity in whose name the check is issued....