Once I?d gotten three, I made a decision and that was that.But the misrepresentation and total lack of disclosure on Shred Nations part is why I?m making this complaint. I initially set out to contact three vendors for quotes. The problem with this (among other things) is had I known upfront that this is what they do, I would have never given out my personal informationas I don?t want my name and contact information ?blasted? out into the market willy-nilly for help with my project. They then send your information out to a bunch of vendors to contact you with quotes. Shred Nations must be some kind of Broker who has a fake website enticing consumers to contact them when shredding services is needed. After that bad call, I thought about it? THEN it occurred to me that Shred Nations failed to disclose to me who they REALLY were and why strange people were calling and emailing me. In the end, I was very rude to that female and hung up on her, because I didn?t understand why she was calling me. May I ask you what your quote was? I was completely confused and didn?t know what she was talking about, who she was, or why she was calling me. I thought it was following up to make sure someone had contacted me, then the female said, ?I don?t work for Shred Nation. About 30 minutes after that, I got a call from a female asking me if anyone had contacted me with a quote yet. Give me your name, telephone number, and email address and I?ll have someone call you back.? So I gave her all my information expecting someone with ?her? company to called me back with the requested information.Within the hour, I got an email from a female named with a shredding company called A She was really nice and emailed me a quote promptly. She said, ?I can?t give you a quote right now. The female that answered the phone said her name was I asked her for a price quote for a 300 to 500Ib shredding job and asked her how much it would cost. “My heart goes out to his family, friends, teammates and fellow officers.Hello,My complaint with this business is the lack of disclosure and misrepresentation.I called this company on Tuesday, Februto get a price quote for an upcoming shredding project. John’s during all three of Varvaro’s seasons there. “Not only was he everything you could want out of a ball player, he was everything you could want in a person,” said Hampton, who was an assistant coach at St. John’s head baseball coach Mike Hampton said he was “at a loss for words” over Varvaro’s death. Messages seeking details about the crash were left with New Jersey state police. The crash happened Sunday morning in New Jersey.

“Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and colleagues.”

“We are deeply saddened on the passing of former Braves pitcher Anthony Varvaro,” the Braves said in a statement. John’s University in New York City before a career in the majors as a relief pitcher with the Seattle Mariners, Atlanta Braves and Boston Red Sox from 2010 to 2015. Varvaro, 37, was an officer for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. 11 memorial ceremony in Manhattan, according to police officials and his former teams. Anthony Varvaro, a former Major League Baseball pitcher who retired in 2016 to become a police officer in the New York City area, was killed in a car crash Sunday morning on his way to work at the Sept.

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