Hi Shannon,
Although we've announced (8/22/18 -
bounce-38660-344@nasig.org<mailto:
bounce-38660-344@nasig.org>) my company's departure from the traditional print journal fulfillment service, I continue to provide appraisal services. Recently completed an evaluation for the lost collection at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia. Insurance company did not accept their self-appraisal. Perhaps it's best to take any additional discussions offline where you can share any related highlights at a later date?
My experience suggests that incorporating print journal appraisals into your disaster preparedness plans allows for swifter settlement if/when a disaster strikes.
Most important for shared print facilities that are preserving our worlds resources!
Thank you,
Glenn Jaeger - President
Absolute Backorder Service, Inc.
75 Ferry Street - Unit 9A
Fall River, MA 02721
(508) 801-8404-Cell
www.absolute-inc.com<
http://www.absolute-inc.com>
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Good afternoon,
We recently had a leak in our off-site library annex, where pre-2000 periodicals were stored.
We're having to come up with estimates for our insurance company, and I thought I'd check here for some ideas. So far, we've used pricing from Ebsco (although it doesn't go back nearly far enough--most things were from the previous century) and Ebay.
If anyone knows a specialist or a service they could recommend, I would appreciate it.
Thank you,
Shannon
Shannon Spencer
Reference Librarian, Periodicals
Macdonald-Kelce Library | The University of Tampa
401 W. Kennedy Blvd. | Tampa, FL 33606-1490
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Subject: RE: Replacing Damaged Periodicals
Hi Shannon,
Although we’ve announced (8/22/18 - bounce-38660-344@nasig.org) my company’s departure from the traditional print journal fulfillment service, I continue to provide appraisal services. Recently completed an evaluation for the lost collection at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia. Insurance company did not accept their self-appraisal. Perhaps it’s best to take any additional discussions offline where you can share any related highlights at a later date?
My experience suggests that incorporating print journal appraisals into your disaster preparedness plans allows for swifter settlement if/when a disaster strikes.
Most important for shared print facilities that are preserving our worlds resources!
Thank you,
Glenn Jaeger – President
Absolute Backorder Service, Inc.
75 Ferry Street – Unit 9A
Fall River, MA 02721
(508) 801-8404-Cell
www.absolute-inc.com
Good afternoon,
We recently had a leak in our off-site library annex, where pre-2000 periodicals were stored.
We’re having to come up with estimates for our insurance company, and I thought I’d check here for some ideas. So far, we’ve used pricing from Ebsco (although it doesn’t go back nearly far enough--most things were from the previous century) and Ebay.
If anyone knows a specialist or a service they could recommend, I would appreciate it.
Thank you,
Shannon
Shannon Spencer
Reference Librarian, Periodicals
Macdonald-Kelce Library | The University of Tampa
401 W. Kennedy Blvd. | Tampa, FL 33606-1490
(813) 257-3847 | sspencer@ut.edu | ScholComm