How To Safely Recycle Sensitive Documents

At my local Great American Cleanup event on Earth Day, I brought a big box of credit card bills, receipts, tax documents and other paper documents with sensitive information to be shredded. This was a free service offered by my community (Lilburn, GA) and it ensured that these documents, and the information they contain, couldn't get into hands of an identity thief.

A tech from the shredding company, A-1 Shredding & Recycling (www.A1Shreds.com), filmed my documents being chewed to bits, allowing me to witness the destruction. The shredded paper is taken to a recycler to be made into new paper.

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