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Let’s get ripped! Shred your documents for FREE with Schneps Media and AARP

By Mac Sorensen Posted on April 14, 2022
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Identity thieves are known to mine through receptacles looking for receipts and personal documents to help commit their fraudulent crimes, which makes shredding anything containing your sensitive information so important.

Schneps Media and AARP New York want to help you protect yourselves from identity thieves by partnering together to sponsor seven free shredding events across the Five Boroughs and Long Island in the weeks ahead. 

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