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by - written on 22/10/09 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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I really am getting fed up with buying things, particularly electrical goods, which barely outlive their warranties. Most recent additions to this sad queue of hardware now at my local 'recycling amenity', or 'dump' as they're sometimes known are my wife's iPod dock (2 years old), and my ACCO Rexel Office Cross-Cut Shredder also barely making it past the yearling stage. If ever there was an exception to disprove the rule that 'you get what you pay for', look no further than the last item. Not two years ago, having seen the sense of getting a 'cross-cut shredder' as opposed to the mere 'strip shredder' I'd previously owned, I rejected cheap offerings from the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/02/09 (Very useful, 135 readings)
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Does this do exactly what it says on the tin? I don't think so at all. We, like many other people have got ever concious about the need not to have our identities stolen...although I quite like the idea of another me running around eastern Europe buying CDs and make up! We decided to buy a shredder so that we could get rid of paper work. previously we had been pulping it and adding it to our compost bin, this we will continue to do this too with all of our newly shredded paper too! We have been amazed at just how quickly paperwork builds up that needs to be shredded!SO we looked around and found a good shredder from Tescos. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/12/05 (Very useful, 1868 readings)
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This is a fairly topical debate and recently it seems that we can't open a newspaper or turn on a television news broadcast without being made aware of the current trend of identity theft and the need to be careful in how we dispose of sensitive personal documents. I have always been a member of the YES camp in this debate, and for as long as I can remember, in our home we have shredded any waste paper that contains names, addresses, bank information etc. etc. I stopped smoking on 4th October 2005 and to help keep my hands occupied doing other things (they've been so used to holding a ciggie for years!!!) I decided to tackle the long overdue task of ... Read the complete review

