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Shred-It Event

@ Frost 281 North Financial Center, 16500 San Pedro at Thousand Oaks, San Antonio, TX 78232
A peak season for identity thieves is tax time: those old files, records and documents may be useless to you, but they provide valuable information to thieves waiting to steal your identity. Don’t just throw your identity out with the trash—help safeguard against identity theft with proper shredding and disposal of your sensitive documents at Frost’s Shred event. Shred-It shredding company will be on-hand to professionally shred and dispose of your documents and records at this free event that is open to the public. To add a sweet note, sweet treats will be available as your documents are safely destroyed.

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