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Yeah, professional tools cost professional money, but I was hoping there was something in the middle. The ScanSnap equivalent of a shredder -- the pro versions
by phren0logy 15y ago
Yeah, professional tools cost professional money, but I was hoping there was something in the middle. The ScanSnap equivalent of a shredder -- the pro versions of sheet-feed scanners are several thousand dollars at least. Is there a similar value shredder?
Maybe I was over-thinking it with 10 sheets. My desire is to shred junk mail without the indignity of having to open even the fattest faux-hand-addressed envelopes.
- jamesbkel 15y ago>My desire is to shred junk mail without the indignity of having to open even the fattest faux-hand-addressed envelopes. My strategy for this is to keep a bucket of that crap and shred every 6 months or so at a pro location. I've considered pulping the docs myself (mostly out of curiosity in the process), but from what I can tell, pragmatically it's more work than it is worth.
- catch23 15y agoI have a $250 Fellowes MS-460C shredder that does this well. Handles 10 sheets in the normal shredder, or spam mail with CDs inside the envelope for the heavy duty shredder. I can throw my junk mail without opening them in the heavy duty shredder entry without worrying about those plastic fake credit cards advertisers sometimes send. Here's a similar model: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16846101037 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16846101...
- phren0logy 15y agoThanks, that's just the sort of advice I was looking for.
- lepton 15y agoWhy do you shred junk mail? Does it contain any information that isn't already public?
- phren0logy 15y agoMostly I need to shred credit card and other financial offers, to make sure nobody else tries to fill them out for me.
- smackfu 15y agoYeah, cash advance checks are evil junk mail that the banks like to send every month.