Help protect yourself from identity theft! Tax season is over – now you have to dispose of all the documents you printed or received in the mail that include sensitive personal information. We'd like to invite you to our outdoors gathering where we've rented an industrial-sized shredder! Come with all your papers and shred them on the spot. Then stay for a bite and a chat with some of your neighbors!
Below is a list of items to NOT bring to shred day:
- - Food, glass, cans, etc.
- - Candy, food wrappers
- - Cardboard boxes and tubes
- - Ink cartridges and toners
- - Hanging folders
- - Electrical items
- - Hard drives
- - Office supplies, hole punchers, etc.
- - Nuts and bolts
- - Syringes
- - Batteries of any type
- - Large metal objects
- - Electronic devices
Below is a list of items TO bring to shred day:
- - Insurance Info
- - Invoices with personal info
- - Documents with signatures
- - Bank Statements
- - Checks
- - Applications
- - Credit reports and histories
- - Tax forms, paystubs, W2 forms
- - Travel Itineraries
- - Used airline tickets
- - Documents containing passwords or PIN numbers
- - Transcripts
- - Investment transactions
- - Legal documents
- - Customer lists, supplier info
- - Company internal reports, payroll statements, contracts
- - Medical records, health documents
- - Training information and manuals
- - Appraisals, product testing
- - Purchase orders, corporate records
We look forward to seeing you there!
Questions? 650.692.2068 // [email protected]