Employees
How can I tell if the persons who collect the cash are valid employees?
- Very often cashiers depend upon seeing an individual dressed in the uniform of a security company to know whether to hand over the company's cash. Unfortunately that is not a reliable method of identifying whether you are handing over your cash to the genuine company representative.
A good Cash-in-Transit Company should provide you with several methods for ensuring that you are conducting your transaction with an authorized representative. ASSL provides each of their cash collectors with a Company Photo Identification card. ASSL also provides each customer with a listing showing the names and photographs of their authorized representatives. With these documents the cashier can then check the name on the listing against the name on the Identification card. The cashier can at the same time compare the face of the person who came for the cash with the face on the identification card and the face of the person in front of them.
Insurance
Does the company have insurance to cover any losses from its CIT operations and is the insurance from a reputable company?
ASSL carries insurance commensurate with level of liability under its various contracts. Our insurance for these operations is with the Lloyds of London.
Vaults
Does the company have protected vaults for storing your money in the event of any delays?
- Yes, ASSL has protected vaults for the storage of customers valuables.