Monday, February 16, 2009

Shredding

Shredding documents with any information about you is one of the ways to avoid identity theft. This includes credit card offers, utility bills, credit card bills, communications of any kind from your health insurance carrier, old canceled checks you're throwing out, anything with financial information, any kind of brokerage report, department store bills and anything with your social security number. You should also shred old creidt cards and any CDs with any kind of personal and/or financial information.

You can buy a shredder just about any place these days. The big box stationery stores such as Staples or Office Max or Office Depot, Target, WalMart and lots of other places. There are constant sales and rebate offers so buy one when they are on sale. Get a crosscut shredder that will do eight to twelve sheets at a time.

Some UPS stores will also do shredding. They charge by the pound.

There are also some companies that have trucks that come to your home or office and shred your documents.

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1 Comments:

Blogger Healthcare and IT Professionals said...

Yes,

Before i little bit know about Shredding,But now after reading this useful article i know very well.Thank foe sharing this information about to the Shredding.
Regards.
Plastic Cards.

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