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Business Robbery Prevention Tips

In a recent article, Sunstkitts.com published some security tips for business owners to do their part in the prevention of robbery:

Have at least two employees open and close the business;

Do not release personal information to strangers;

Keep purses and personal valuables locked in desks or lockers;

Install a robbery alarm and use it;

Place a surveillance camera behind the cash register facing the front counter.

Place excess money in a safe or deposit it as soon as possible;

Don’t use marked “moneybags” that make it obvious to would-be robbers you are carrying money for deposit, instead place it inside of some other bag.

They seem like good tips to me. What do you think?

By | September 4th, 2007 | SHOW COMMENT(1)

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  1. Jeanette Edwards says

    I sell cameras and surveillance equipment and cameras are a must for any business. One above the register is mandatory but one near the safe is a good idea. There is one sort of theft that shouldn’t be overlooked by business owners and that’s employee theft. Put cameras throughout the business as well as the back rooms.

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