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    Red Dog Shred Sacramento

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    Oak Park, East Sacramento

    Today I took a load of documents to 'Red Dog Shred' to be shredded…read more Friendly and efficient staff! Good pricing! I called around. Red Dog is highly recommended! Makes me wish I had more to shred!

    I came here to shred about a dozen boxes of paper. They charge $15/banker's box of paper. You can…read morebring in your paper in whatever box size or container you want--you'll just dump it all into these plastic garbage bins (similar to the ones used for yard waste), and they will eyeball how many boxes it is based on how much it fills up the bin. There weren't any markings on the inside of the bin, and there were already papers inside, so I wasn't sure how they knew how many boxes it was. Seems like the guy just guesstimates how many boxes worth is in there. In my case I felt it was fairer to me, so that was fine. The employees were friendly, but the one drawback was privacy concerns. They said they would put locks on the bins, but none of them I saw were actually locked. And if you have a smaller amount of paper to shred, they have another machine that one of the employees just feeds in themselves. I saw they were doing one woman's papers in front of her and pretty much looking at all of them. It seemed like they had good intentions of making sure you're not shredding anything valuable, but like I don't care--you should assume I've already sorted them and not look through my private documents! So obviously not a place for enterprise security, but for most personal paperwork it's probably fine.

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