shred everything in my shred pile
Keep an eye on 'community shred' events 2 years ago

Many cities have ‘community shreds’ where they sponsor a local reputable shredding company to park their mobile shredding truck in a parking lot. You bring a few banker-boxes full of papers and they shred them for free. Something to consider if your ‘to shred’ box of papers is more than your $50 shredder (or you) can handle.

Many of these places will also shred on their own site for some fee such as $25/100 lbs. At that price point they don’t generally do it ‘in front of you’, but if you do some research you can find one that is bonded and trustworthy.

http://www.creatrope.com/blog/2007/04/15/community-shred/



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Shredding Companies

I agree. To me, it’s more economical and better on my time to send out my stuff for shredding and have been doing this for years.

Had 9 Trader Joe’s paperbags stuff with papers to shred and it would’ve cost about $8 to shred. It was 43 lbs and 0.18/lb to shred. Since this company also works on donation, I gave $20.

It would’ve taken me hrs to shred 9 full bags. I don’t have to waste my time doing this. The companies I use are licensed, bonded, and insured.


 

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