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MLeake · December 7, 2010, 09:49 AM

... as he is one of the business owners / partners. It's a flooring business. Tile comes in on pallets, and gets moved to shelves. He indicated that he ends up with an excess of pallets, and that he owns those pallets. Unless you have some reason to believe they are rentals?

I've never had companies ask for the return of pallets they've left when I've had large items delivered to my house, either. Gun safes, sod, etc.

Now I've looked up the CHEP website. They say they pool both CHEP owned and business owned pallets, if the business owners wish to participate. I haven't found anything that indicates pallets must be returned.

So what is your reason for claiming theft?

December 7, 2010, 09:49 AM	#9
MLeake Senior Member Join Date: November 15, 2007 Location: Outside KC, MO Posts: 10,128	It won't cost the manager anything... ... as he is one of the business owners / partners. It's a flooring business. Tile comes in on pallets, and gets moved to shelves. He indicated that he ends up with an excess of pallets, and that he owns those pallets. Unless you have some reason to believe they are rentals? I've never had companies ask for the return of pallets they've left when I've had large items delivered to my house, either. Gun safes, sod, etc. Now I've looked up the CHEP website. They say they pool both CHEP owned and business owned pallets, if the business owners wish to participate. I haven't found anything that indicates pallets must be returned. So what is your reason for claiming theft? Last edited by MLeake; December 7, 2010 at 11:01 AM.