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NY: Rent-a-Center papers with personal info found on Buffalo road

Posted on August 14, 2010 by Dissent

Eli George reports:

Top secret personal information was found scattered to the wind. That’s right; it happened again. Paperwork containing private financial information was found in the street.

It’s hard enough protecting personal information, but when it’s out on the street, for anyone to see, it’s impossible. Well, let’s just say two young women were very surprised when we showed up at their door. These papers littering the sidewalk on Main Street in Buffalo have Danielle Cretacci pretty upset.

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