Your Luggage Is Calling You
YOUR LUGGAGE IS CALLING YOU TO COLLECT IT WITH TRACE ME
Even if you didn’t own any of the 37 million pieces of baggage which went missing in air transit last year, you’ll be delighted to discover that the agony and anxiety of lost luggage can become a thing of the past if you secure your bags and cases with the new TRACE ME luggage tracker system when you travel this year.
Unique registration and recovery service www.tracemeluggagetracker.com now provides a solution to lost luggage in the shape of a strong, durable tag for any bag or case with an individual serial number and 2D bar code linked for life to registration details on a secure data storage system used by more than 40 law enforcement agencies, airport baggage handling organisations and major lost property services across the globe to return lost luggage.
“It’s the safe and sure way to travel with bags in the hold and have peace of mind,†said John Crosland, Managing Director of TRACE ME. “When they turn up, they essentially call home.â€
The tough TRACE ME tag provides baggage handlers and lost luggage officials at airlines, train operators, the police and local transport companies with the facility to identify your luggage and immediately notify you how to retrieve it from anywhere in the world for just £12.50 for life.
“Once the TRACE ME server is notified that your bag has been found it automatically generates a text message to your mobile phone and an email informing you that your bag has been traced in real time,†Crosland said.
When you write your personal details on your case, you expose yourself to identity theft, you tell unscrupulous thieves that you are on vacation and that your home may be ripe for burgling. With TRACE ME your personal details are hidden to all except those who can reunite you with your belongings.
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