The ID.LOCK® renders waste containers/dumpsers virtually inaccessible to
the General Public, including those using Break-in techniques such as bolt
cutters and crow bars.
the General Public, including those using Break-in techniques such as bolt
cutters and crow bars.
Greatly reduces IDENTITY THEFT - One of the fastest growing theft crimes
in North America
Identity thieves retrieve a high percentage of information from waste containers. This information can be used to RE-PRODUCE: S.I.N., CREDIT CARD, DIRECT DEBIT AND BANK ACCOUNT NUMBERS. Access to one's Life Savings!
December 5, 2003 - Times Colonist - Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. F.R.J. would have turned 47 a week from today. He died Wednesday, apparently crushed in a cardboard-compacting truck that had been emptying dumpsters downtown. It seems F.R.J., whose body was still in his sleeping bag when discovered at a David Street recycling depot, had burrowed into the bin to keep away from the rain and cold.
January 27, 2004 - White Rock, British Columbia, Canada - TJ's dead body was still warm when a passerby found it in a White Rock dumpster. The 46-year-old homeless man, well known to local police, had been insulated by pieces of discarded carpet that filled the dumpster behind a local carpet store.
