Finding Your Missing Luggages With Rebound Tag

by Zhiqiang & Tingyi on December 19, 2009 · 3 comments

One of my greatest fear while travelling is losing my luggages during transit.  There is only so much that travel insurance could cover – definitely not the memories e.g. photos and souvenirs.  While most luggages are eventually found, some are lost and end up sold in auctions as there are no indication of the owner’s name and address.

The dilemma is that most luggage security firms recommend that travellers avoid putting their personal details in plain sight, on their luggages.  Identity theives would just steal your luggage and do all sorts of funny things with your info e.g. knowing your address and worse, since you are travelling now, your house could be vacant and susceptible to burglary.

This is where a microchipped bag tag like ReboundTag could come in handy.  ReboundTag has a barcode and a human-readable number printed on it so that your luggage can be identified even without the use of microchip readers.  It also has a second microchip within it so that airports can encode their own flight data onto the chip whenever you fly, thus facilitating the tracking of your luggage, should it get lost in transit.

I tried out the ReboundTag on my luggage for my cruise vacation and while, thankfully, I did not have to test out the effectiveness of the tag, it gave me a peace of mind, knowing that there is a higher chance that my luggage would be returned to me, if it gets lost in transit.

ReboundTag Microchip Luggage

Unlike most flimsy tags which could easily come off with rough handling, the chain securing the tag to my luggage looks and feels very sturdy and could withstand lots of roughing out.

If a luggage is found, individuals or companies such as airlines or baggage handling firms could simply go to ReboundTag website and fill in the tag number on the “I’ve Found Something” section to contact the owner.  The owner would then be informed by sms or email.  The following screenshot is a sample of what the ReboundTag report form would look like:

ReboundTag Report Form

To purchase ReboundTag, check out “Buy Tags” in the ReboundTag website. It cost £ 19.99 for a 3 year membership.  You will have to renew after 3 years if you would like to continue using this service.  You will save more money if you buy their family (3 per pack) and business executive (10 per pack) packs too.

Our ReboundTag was sponsored by ReboundTag and facilitated by Fuel My Blog.

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1 Nick Matyas January 5, 2010 at 8:10 pm

It’s really an impressive posting. I liked it & think that it will be helpful for others. Keep up the good work. Good luck.

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