paper shredding

How much paper do you throw away for your business on a daily basis? Do you ever think about the fact that confidential information about your company or customers may be released to the world if you don’t dispose of ...

Every month your credit card is active, you’ll receive a monthly billing statement that explains your credit card activity. These paper credit card statements comprise a list of transactions you’ve made, fees incurred, and payments you’ve sent to your account. ...

When you partner with a reputable paper shredding company, you can rest easy knowing your sensitive documents are safe from identity thieves. If you’re a business owner or manager yourself, that’s very important, as employee and client information is protected ...

Moving to a new place is always a stressful and time-consuming event. Whether it’s across the street or the country, packing everything up safely and getting it to its final destination is challenging. One aspect of packing and moving that ...

St. Petersburg is home to more than 18,000 commercial properties, which means many documents with sensitive information need to be destroyed regularly. It might be tempting to just burn those documents to guarantee their certain demise. However, there are some ...

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, remote workers were like leprechauns, unicorns, or that pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Many people had heard rumors of their existence but hadn’t known or seen one. Today, that has changed (the ...

Ripping up a piece of paper seems final. The information is unreadable, and putting it back together would be a pain. The problem is that some information is sufficiently worth stealing, such as trade secrets or financial information. In these ...

If you’re a manager or company owner, your dream is to have hardworking, smart employees who never complain. These magical employees stay late, give their best ideas to the company, and refuse to take vacation or sick time. Even though ...

Type “IRS Audit” into Google, and one of the top results is, “how bad is an IRS audit?” In other words, no one wants to get audited by the IRS. But if your business has to face an audit, you ...

In 2009, Stanford Financial Group owner R. Allen Stanford was charged with running a $7 billion Ponzi Scheme. To cover his tracks, he had shredded all pertinent documents. Luckily for authorities, they could “unshred” the documents by scanning the pieces ...