I had about 12 boxes of shredding to do. Called around to a number of the "big name" places and…read morethey were all really pricey - I didn't understand why. Then I called Papersavers. They got back to me in under 15 minutes and were so informative and reasonably priced that I immediately decided to try them. I made an appointment, brought the boxes down to them and they were polite and efficient. They let me watch the shredding and gave me back the boxes I wanted. An hour later they emailed me my receipt. Kudos to a great company. I highly recommend Papersavers.

Called Papersavers on Tuesday, came on Wednesday, helped carry the boxes down the stairs. Fellow…read morewas organized, put everything on the truck got a signature and off he went. Received a receipt within hours. Quick, easy, organized. Today we received a letter from the company confirming the shredding and thanking us. Definitely we will use Papersavers again. Thank you Michelina - Vaughan

My review is from a different angle. I voted early for the Ontario election. I have been voting…read moreearly since returning to the GTA from Winnipeg what feels like eons ago. The only exception was the time I was a Deputy Returning Office (DRO) for a past Ontario election and I worked my home poll. I cast my ballot at that poll. It was cool and valid. I decided to try something a bit different two Wednesdays ago. I normally drop by an advance poll. This time, I hit the returning office. For Markham-Thornhill, the returning office for this election is this Toshiba building. I had no problem finding it. If you are heading northbound on Birchmount Road, you hang a left McNabb Street, and follow the yellow vote signs to get to Toshiba on the left. There was plenty of parking. I backed into a spot and observed what felt like an oasis with flowers blooming and greenery everywhere. The entrance for employees is west of the main entrance. I followed the signs to the main entrance. The lobby has a lot of glass, including the ceiling. I thought that I was going into either a fancy greenhouse or an arboretum. I have worked in technology for years and none of the companies that I have been employed at had such a lovely setting as if you were in nature. I walked through the door and found a woman sitting behind a black desk that was reception. I said hi and said that I was here to vote. She had a black mask on, so she matched the entire reception area's motif. She looked stylish with a hint of mystery. She had a clipboard that was a sign-in sheet. An alphanumeric ID was already written on a new row, which was interesting. She asked that I print and sign my name on said row. So, I did. She then picked up the phone and called someone to say that I was here to vote. She hung up the phone and let me know that someone was going to lead me into the voting area. The lobby is extremely zen in look and feel. There were large rocks on sand. I was looking for a rake to use on the sand. This zen garden was under the staircase. A woman opened a door behind the staircase and said hi. I walked over. She was so nice. She led me to a room that was the voting area. I had my voting card, so she took it from me. You also need to present ID, so I gave her my driver's licence. She scanned it into her laptop. At first, it didn't work. She tried it again and it worked. Ah, technology! She handed me a ballot. She advised that the voting booth had a pencil and a list of candidates. Spoiler alert: The ballot is a bit different this year. There is an area on your ballot where you print the candidate's name that you want to vote for. In the voting booth, which is essentially half a cardboard box, there's a list of candidates and you simply print the name in the rectangular area of your ballot. I'm not sure whether misspelling a candidate's name on the ballot constitutes spoiling a ballot. Luckily, the person that I voted for was easy to spell, so my vote will count! An office cleaner came in and asked if it was okay to dispose of the garbage. I have missed saying hi to cleaning staff. I said that it was fine, which the woman across from me was perfectly fine with and agreed. I thanked him. Man, I do miss some aspects of working in an office. After I wrote who I wanted to vote for, I folded my ballet and headed to the box to place my ballot. The woman asked if I wanted my voting card. Otherwise, she was going to shred it. I was good with the latter option. I thanked her and headed out two sets of doors. There was elections training going on in one of the larger board rooms. It was all glass, so I could see the presentation up on a massive screen. Toshiba does make awesome screens. It reminded me of getting DRO training from years past, but in a smaller room without any cool screens. I thanked the woman at the reception desk. She wished me a good evening. I did the same and left. I had a great experience voting at this returning office. I'd do it again. It was straightforward with no lineup. I hope that more elections have a returning office here. I'd love to come back. Zen voting is perfect. Maybe I could get a job here and rake the zen garden. (178)

I was unable to see my image when using Skype on my Toshiba laptop, despite the blue camera lamp…read morebeing illuminated. I could see the person I was calling but all they or I could see was a black square with a revolving arrow. I had already paid $149 to Microsoft and Skype to diagnose the problem and they had taken remote control of my computer, uninstalled the software, updated the driver and thoroughly tested the software. After 2 hours they concluded the problem was hardware and that I should contact Toshiba. I did that, and explained EXACTLY what MS level 2 techs had accomplished. Toshiba insisted on doing the SAME things and then elevating the case to their level 2 techs for $29.95. For this they promised to DIAGNOSE the problem, but not necessarily fix it. I agreed. Level 2 wasted more time repeating the efforts of the others and concluded, it must be HARDWARE!!! They gave me 2 contact numbers which I called, only to find the 1st was not in service and the 2nd only dealt with commercial applications! In frustration I played with the computer MYSELF for another half hour and discovered that my Kasperski security system was blocking my camera in the name of "privacy" I switched the block OFF and all was resolved! So obviously Toshiba DID NOT DIAGNOSE the issue as promised and thus stole $29.95 from me. When challenged they cursorily dismissed my concern. Recommendation, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY on TOSHIBA support they are clearly incompetent. It was I, a dentist that fixed the problem.

I ALWAYS visit this location for any of my shipping needs, the owner here has been around for…read moreyears, it's always an easy transaction! She always helps me find the most cost effective option. Highly recommend this location. If you have any shipping or printing needs, this is the place to go!

I have been using postnet for all my mailing needs. They provide great service and very reliable…read morefor almost everything.

SHIPPERS BEWARE! Store claims they had a burglary and the contents of both my packages were stolen…read more No one contacted me or the store to which i was sending my returns. If I hadn't called this morning to find out what was taking so long no one would have contacted me, or the company that paid for the shipping. After a 2 hour run around with the corporate office, because no one will take any accountability, I am just frustrated beyond belief. Stick to Fed Ex.

I had to ship a pair of shoes back to Saks in United States through an authorized DHL courier. This…read morelocation is the closest for those living in Richmond Hill and is authorized for DHL services as well. I called ahead and turns out the store is closing in 5 mins at 6:30. To my surprise Nima (the store manager/owner) was willing to stay open and wait for me. Traffic was terrible on a Friday so I didn't make my way there until 7:10pm. Just wanted to say Thank You for being so kind by going above and beyond for their customers. *Note** this location is in the HSBC plaza and has a UPS store sign

Humanity's capacity for violence and destruction knows no bounds. In the end it will be every man…read morefor himself, grasping desperately at whatever shreds of power remain, heedless of the consequences. but amidst the chaos, there is still hope, still a glimmer of light that flickers in the darkness, a beacon of unity and compassion that can guide us towards a brighter tomorrow It's a really good marketing place should buy :)